[Air-l] The Master Plan

[Barry Saunders]

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On 5/18/07, James Whyte <whyte.james at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I like a puzzle. All day I have been trying to figure out the Plan. It
> finally hit me. Reid Cornwell is indeed one of the cleverist people I have
> come in contact with.
>
>   He spams a list of people in which he is held in low regard.
>   For the purpose of inviting them to a conference. (how dare he)
>   And/or present their intellectual work
>   This of course is a nefarious plan to give them $200 and have 4 meals
> with them.
>   Even more insidiously, he is going to put them in the presence of
> world-class scholars, educators and policy makers.
>   He also exposes them to a three term Governor and former presidential
> candidate.
>   While exposing them to state-of-the-art technology
>   All of this in a lovely historical town with a major university (the
> cad)
>   He offers to publish their works and to broadcast their presentations.
> Now here is the really twisted part. He does all of this so he can be
> called names and subjected to ad hominem attacks, to what end. He's going to
> steal 2 days of their time.
>
> You know what else, he forms a non-profit and gives away scads of money to
> education and then has the audacity to form a virtual Internet research
> organization.
>
> I agree with Jeremy you should watch out for a guy like this. He must be
> stopped.
>
> Oh I forgot. He is going to steal the email address, he already had, for
> some other sinister purpose, while requesting that you unsub.
>
> How about that for clever?
>
> James
>
>
>
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