Author: Hans Gerber
Date: 14:48:51 05/17/00
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On May 17, 2000 at 17:35:52, José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba wrote: >Hi Hans, > there was a press conference after game three. A brief summary of the parts >relevant to game two is at the end of the following page: >http://www.insidechess.com/events/kasparov2.html >José. Thanks very much Jose. Yes, after the third game there was a press conference, where Kasparov talked about the suspicions. My debate with R. Hyatt however was about something different. He claimed that it was Kasparov who had opened the public war. But I could show that the DB team, in special M. Campbell, started the psychowar when they engaged the NY Times and made a few negative statements about Kasparov. This was it how all that began. Kasparov asked in private for the prints. They answered positively. Then suddenly they said "no". At that moment they went into the public. Thus they insulted Kasparov. Kasparov also didn't hesitate to talk. R. Hyatt however changed the whole history. As if Kasparov had insulted the DB team just by asking for the prints (in private! but R. Hyatt hypostated that he had asked in public). R. Hyatt always hypostated a press conference after game two. But he didn't substantiate his claim. Instead he called the whole question "moot". All very telling behavior...
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