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Originally Posted by blank frank
I do not know if they ARE being massaged regularly, but the problem is, that if they were, then nobody would know!
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Originally Posted by Iconoclast
Its immaterial either way.
So Bill maybe said he wouldn't run and then did. If he didn't get enough votes then he wouldn't be president anyway. What stopped Mr Parr from running for president himself if he wanted the job?
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Originally Posted by Fischer-Fan
I think this covers the basics: http://closetgrandmaster.blogspot.co...dishonour.html
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Originally Posted by Fischer-Fan
Jason Lyons was going to run for President. Parr was behind him to give a big helping hand in the duties. The "deal" was that Gletsos would not go for President. On the day, of the AGM, Lyons was "manuvoured by agents" away from the registration table and thereby from registering as a NSWCA member. On the dot of the starting time (10am?) Gletsos immeadiately called the AGM and pronounced that since Lyons had not registered, he (Gletsos) would run for President. He was elected unopposed. At no time did Gletsos see that Lyons was registered before the dot of 10am, even though he knew that Lyons was not yet registered as an NSWCA member.
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Originally Posted by Iconoclast
...and with all these people there, it's still a disputed issue. Have any of them stated, for the public record, that Bill said, "I will not run."?
Far to often people hear what they want to hear, rather than what was actually said. I suspect, of course I have no proof, that Mr Parr and Mr Lyons were so convinced within themselves that Bill would step aside for them, that they read more into the conversation than was there. Now that you have my theory, can you prove it wrong? |
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Originally Posted by Iconoclast
I'd be interested to know where you got this version of the events, seeing that you were not there?
I wasn't there either, but have spoken to a number of people who were. Although they all tell it slightly differently, no of the accounts I have heard come anywhere near the version you have posted here. But of caurse they were all Bill's agents!:rolleyes:
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ehem, ehem. .........
I put a version to you that I believe to be the truth because of what people have told me. You might call my version a theory, but it is the only theroy that fits the facts as I know them. Now you have put forward a "theory" that starts with "...I suspect, of course I have no proof, that Mr Parr and Mr Lyons were so convinced within themselves..." Then you ask me to "prove [you] wrong." Maaaate, get a grip. You need to show that my version of events is incorrect, first.
The people you say you spoke to were, as you sarcastically say, Gletsos controlled agents. It appears now that you too are one of the controlled.:eek: |
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Originally Posted by Iconoclast
The big problem is that your "facts" are completely based on the subjective account given to you by one side of the arguement, so they are not "facts", but hearsay.
Originally Posted by Iconoclast
That is because how things stand right now my theory fits with, and takes into account the versions put forward by both sides. Therefor it has at least as much (or even more)credibility as yours. So if you cannot porve my theory wrong you cannot present your version as the only true and righteous one.
No, I just have to show reasonable doubt, and I have.
Originally Posted by Iconoclast
That is a fair response (minus the "STFU". I don't know it means, but I'm fairly sure it's rude.
) and I should. Being that it was a while ago, my memory is not great. I'm sure that Bill has given me his version of events, I'm also sure I talked to Norm. Others I'm fairly sure I have heard comment on it are Keith F, Shane B & Peter C, apart from that I've read pretty much all that has been posted on the internet about it.Are you big on conspiracy theorys?:rolleyes: |
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Originally Posted by Egor
In the context of verbal evidence there is nothing other than "subjective account." Take that evience out of court/investigation and there is nothing left. Therefore your criticism is proposterous.
Furthermore, you have a misconception of what hearsay is: hearsay (n) information gained or acquired from another and not part of one's direct knowledge. Therefore the evidence I give to you is hearsay with regard to you. But a direct report to me, by one of the parties about what they actually did/saqw/experianced is not hearsay. Thus their version is a fact for me - not hearsay - upon which I am entilted to form an opinion.
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Originally Posted by Iconoclast
Matt, it is simply a gross mistake to regard the account given by one side of two opposing parties as fact. I is basically impossible for those persons (I am including persons on both sides in this) to give a objective account.
Originally Posted by Iconoclast
This rubbish is just avoidance.
Originally Posted by Iconoclast
Nor would I ever want to!:p Who's to say that Bill wasn't quietly pleased with Peter and Jason misunderstanding what he didn't say. (Only, of caurse, if he didn't say it.
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Originally Posted by Iconoclast
I'm sorry that I wasn't precise enough for you. I most definity did not get anything from any "controlled individuals". You can repace "sure" with "did" for Bill and norm. The others fall into your second sentance above. I did read pretty much everything posted about it on the internet. If I needed to more at the time I did not realise it. Have you ever consindered checking with more than just two people?
Originally Posted by Iconoclast
If you were really interested in doing the "right thing" you would do more than just blindly believe, and champion, one side of a situation. If you care about being "fair dinkum" you would not heap condemation a person just because it suits you to believe they deserve it.
You're to biase to see straight. Just to set one thing straight, I am posting this to defend Bill. It's not my place, nor am I inclind towards doing so. I do not see Bill as some innocent bystander. |
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But this criticism is also one that could be levelled at Mr Gletsos, could it not?
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