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Re[2]: [ga] Best Practices/ who objects?
Saturday, Saturday, August 25, 2001, 9:06:36 PM, Eric Dierker wrote:
> Mr. Walsh,
> Most of the time you expound legal principals which are erroneous at best in that
> you have no legal or legal scholarly training and jump to ridiculous conclusions.
> Now you jump to research conclusions which reveal a whole new level of ignorance.
> The research you do not know and I have forgotten could fill a library.
> Show me one sentence in one place where one matter was voted upon that demands
> suspension. Just one smart man. If you can I shall self suspend for 48 hours.
> You may want to callaborate with Mr Svensson. the offer remains open for 24
> hours. Do not promote vagueness for a taking of a right should be very specific.
No one has claimed that suspensions were mandatory, according to the
VOTED ON RULES, they are at the discretion of the MODERATORS, subject
to appeal to the Chair.
No one has said otherwise.
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Why you got on this diatribe I do not know.
I will say that I have lodged a complaint with the moderators about
your message above.
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