Author: Pedro Gomes
Date: 07:18:59 03/19/05
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On March 19, 2005 at 08:12:42, gerold daniels wrote: >On March 19, 2005 at 07:42:29, Pedro Gomes wrote: > >>On March 19, 2005 at 06:36:16, Thorsten Czub wrote: >> >>>On March 19, 2005 at 05:46:18, Sandro Necchi wrote: >>> >>>>Sorry but I do not agree. >>> >>>>I do not agree with what he say and with his political ideas and I think he has >>>>to pay the taxes he owns to USA if he does, but he is not a criminal. >>> >>>>There are several people who killed other people and did not go to jail, so I do >>>>not see why he has to. >>> >>>:-))) >>> >>>i gave an example a few minutes ago. >>> >>>>Yes, I am referring to USA who allows USA people to kill other people, when they >>>>are abroad, without going to jail. >>> >>>right. >>> >>> >>>>There have been several cases, so it is not just a matter of opinion. >>>> >>>>Sandro >>> >>>exactly.- >>> >>>i completely agree. >>> >>>i wonder why people are so aggressive against a mental ill person. >>> >>>i guess it has something to do with nationalism. >>> >>>something weird. >> >> >> >>Perhaps they think that "mentaly ill" people should be exterminated because they >>don´t pay taxes ? >> >>PG > >good morning Pedro.has bobby fischer been diagnos with mental disorder.what >doctor has treated him and classed him as mentaly ill.has he had psychiatric >evaluation. everone talks of his mental illness. where is the prove. > >gerold. Hi Gerald, you do not understand well the situation. I´ll put it clear for you in a most simple way: 1. Bobby played his match in Yugoslavia, gained his money, but American governament said it was illegal, and that he will face justice for his crime of breaking economic sanctions against Yugoslavia. 2. Bobby knew that playing chess has never been illegal in the Weat, although it was in some Islamic countries in the past, and being innocent didn´t accept to be arrested. That´s why he didn´t return to his country. 3. You could say he should have accepted to be arrsted and fight for justice from a jail, but would you accept to be treated as criminal knowing you are innocent ? Before answering this question look the site below to see the article about what is happening in the USA army. After reading it you could imagine much better what is happening in the USA prisons. http://reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=topNews&storyID=7949434 Now, let´s return to our subject. 4. 8 months after Bobby´s arrest in Japan, the USA governament understood that it cannot sue him for playing chess, and changed the charge against the accused: now he will be sued for tax evasion. 5. Note that Bobby has never avoided to pay taxes. He has avoided all the time to be arrested for have played chess. He was not allowed to return to his country and pay his taxes because the USA governameny had menacing him all the time with arrest for have played chess. 6 He would be really an idiot returning to the USA, in order to pay his taxes, and receive a prison as reward, to be arrested for have gained his money playing chess, an activity considered criminal by this same USA governament. So, I agree with you. Definitely, Bobby Fischer was not mentaly ill at the time. But now, after 8 months of mental torture in Japan´s prison, I have no clue what could be his real mental state. Pedro, a psychiatrist
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