No, I didn't know. If I heard you say anything in Monterrey, then I
had forgotten it.
> You know perfectly well, what I stand for, the non-profit
> interest in developing countries, in particular in Africa, you have
> written the minutes of the two meetings.
I know what you *say* you stand for. In practice lately what you
seem to stand for is noise. I would be delighted to see you prove me
wrong.
> I can dig up Bill Semich's pre conference message announcing
> publically that financial support would be available for IATLD
> members, of which I am a founding member.
Very interesting. Yes, as a matter of personal curiosity I would
like to see that message.
> The implication of this cheap shot is staggering. So, please, now,
> full disclosure, by all members of the Transition Team and the
> Drafting Team. To the above lists.
>
> I take that non response means refusal to disclose!
More likely that non-response means that they think the issue is a
waste of time. I have had no sponsor for any of my activities in
this arena.
-- Kent Crispin, PAB Chair "Do good, and you'll be kent@songbird.com lonesome." -- Mark Twain