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Dear David:
Have you asked the Universal House of Justice?
Have you received any private/personal information about Sen (or about
anyone else) that was not readily available publicly?
You might want to consider asking the House about privacy issues before
speculating.
Best regards,
Iskandar
On Sun, 14 Jun 2009, David Friedman wrote:
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I'm interested in what exactly the House of Justice considers private
information. Recently the subject of Sen being disenrolled came up, and Susan
suggested someone to write to the House if they wanted clarification about the
reasons. This must mean that the House would be willing to share the
information. This surprises me, as I would have thought the House would regard
that as private. Does being disenrolled take away the right to privacy?
Regards,
David
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