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Subject: Melodramatic Gestures to Hide they -or He- Are -or Was- Afraid

Author: Fernando Villegas

Date: 09:10:35 05/08/00


Hi all:
I just posted an answer to Enrique about the real reason behind these
medodramatic gestures of resignation after a couple of moves, and do it here
again because I am more and more convinced that what we have here is the
beginning of an opera of political correctness, that, as so many times, will
hide other, less glamorous motives. The real motives are panic to lose to the
machine. On the contrary, Jeroen played because probably he felt he had good
chances to win, as a matter of course, being a great player as he is. But this
Boombom, to whom he has won? Which are the credentials of the guy? Surely there
are not books about his best games. In short, he is just one more IM in the pack
but now he got publicity and a sense of arrogant satisfaction just not playing,
avoiding to lose and even more, getting an aura of heroe in some quarters. Great
shot with almost no cost. Shame... One more show of low motives and despicable
human arrogance gettying cover under the cloths of great gesture. Boooo...
Fernando



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