Re: ARSA info request for Izzy

Jerry Irvine wrote:
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>  [EMAIL PROTECTED] (RayDunakin) wrote:
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> > Iz dodged:
> > << I am not going to waste my breathe Ray>>
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> > Of course not! It would mean answer tough questions you'd rather avoid.
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> Hey Ray.  What if you are simply wrong when you say this? What if he HAS 
> been answering all along as I claim and you simply missed it due to 
> clouded judgement? Is there a solution for that?
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> Remember. What if?
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> Jerry

This theorizing and speculation with hypothetical "what ifs" is kinda 
fun and a good distraction from real world events.

Since you haven't played your turn in our "what if" game, Jerry, I'll 
take one more turn while you are thinking about it.

What if our new-to-rocketry poster had to learn so much about government 
regulations during his first year in rocketry because he was going to 
assume a particular role in his independent organization, say, for sake 
of argument, "regulatory/legislative facilitator".

What if that newbie rocketeer with less than a year's experience was 
also seen to participate in the very highest legislative endeavors of 
his organization, say, dealing with Congress, or involved in a Federal 
Law initiative (not something someone new to the sport is usually asked 
to participate in)?

What if our poster then experienced what he perceived to be unwarranted 
and damaging interference with his endeavor from the national 
organizations and acquired a deep-seated animosity towards them?

What if the scenario I described in my first post played out to fruition 
and our poster succeeded in having some BOD members removed?

What if our poster ran in an election to fill those empty seats, for who 
better to elect to the BOD than the visionary responsible for 
re-inventing the new organization?

What if the "regulatory/legislative facilitator" of the small 
independent organization was placed in a position to sway or control the 
regulatory and legislative efforts of all of rocketry from inside an 
organization he despised and believed to be detrimental to his cause?

Well, that's my last turn before you move. The above hypothetical 
scenario does require one seemingly contradictory element; the person 
intent upon a plan like that would actually have to be a member of the 
national organization he hated in order to run for a position of 
leadership within that organization. He would have to be very careful in 
framing his attack against the organization, lest his membership be 
revoked for cause thereby making it impossible for him to get elected.

Yeah, pretty far-fetched, I guess. But its just theorizing and 
speculation on fictitious, "what ifs". Just for fun and distraction.

Are you going to play "what if" with me, or not?

--
Gary Bolles
NAR 82636

summum jus, summa injuria est

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