Author: Ulrich Tuerke
Date: 06:13:36 05/06/01
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On May 06, 2001 at 05:31:33, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On May 04, 2001 at 06:45:15, Ed Schröder wrote: >>You have understood well. But Enrique position is not unclear as you say >>because he gave his reasons a few days ago. Mistrust, indirectly calling >>Christophe and me a couple of liars. Making a quick statement here and then >>hide for the questions. >> >>Ed > >if enrique is doing so, he is maybe in an interest conflict. >he works for CB and works for other companies (BGN) too, >and it is about much money, and about fame and becoming a big >name in the game. > >He ISN'T independant. he is not objective. They present him >to be independant. they need "international experts from xyz" >they can control. cause it is not looking godd when THEY make >the propaganda themselves. > >And enrique has an interest not to allow YOU to take part in the >game, because he can this way take a revenge for that "you support thorsten" >and also for that christophe is forced to leave schroeder because >he could make more money with chessbase. > >enrique is the knife who cuts you into pieces. Thorsten, I rather think in this case that it's you who is the knife (or better who had been the knife). You have created lots of trouble with your postings a while ago, calling people "whores" or whatever. After all, it's a consequence of these posts, that Ed has got some trouble with Enrique and others. However, I don't believe that Enrique has abused his position as tournament director in order to take revenge. I remember very well, that Chris had strongly argued against the SMP techniques here in this forum. Didn't look like he was working on this. At least to me, it came as a complete surprise that there will be a SMP tiger soon. Regards, Uli > >isn't this all a mean game ? > >where is the fairness. where is the community of chess programmers >and fans, who behave social towards each other ? > >we are puppets in a game.
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