In a message dated 7/11/2007 8:15:03 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
An organization that ferrets out wrongdoing within its ranks and takes prompt action to end it is the exact opposite of corrupt. If you are talking about UCD, you're concept of prompt is itself corrupt. When you go after only the low hanging fruit that too is corrupt; since Wendell has alleged in the press (while I might add he was away on vacation [looking for another job?]) his inept administration has allowed a pattern of malfeasance and misfeasance to corrupt UCD's delivery of community beneficial services as possibly served-up by the evil JF. Not that I'm saying Fenton's actions were, in fact, wrong (I have no way of knowing); Well apparently you haven't taken total leave of your senses, but you're pushing the envelop of activist press well into the realm of issue oriented propagandist. And regrettably, Poynter's already done this month's Chip on Your Shoulder Piece so I can't refer you to them. Bully you are. Ciao, Craig Poynteronline Chip On Your Shoulder MONDAY, JULY 9, 2007 Have you heard the one about...? Have you heard this story? Well, it seems that Al Gore, Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton expired on the same day and the trio appeared at the Pearly Gates. There sat St. Peter at a desk with a large book on it. "Al," St. Peter said, "what have you learned from your life on earth?" "I learned," Gore said, "that I won an election and lost it, but instead of being consumed by bitterness, I devoted my life to the health of the planet for the sake of my children and grandchildren and down the line." Peter considered for a moment and then said, "All right, Al. You can come on in," and the doors swung open. Peter turned to Bill Clinton and asked the same question. "St. Peter, I learned profound lessons," he said. "I learned that succumbing to my instincts, particularly the baser ones, hurt those I loved and those who placed their trust in me. I learned it was better to focus on others' needs than my own." Peter considered for a moment and then said. "Bill, please enter." "And now, Hillary," St. Peter said, "what have you learned?" "You're in my chair." ************************************** Get a sneak peak of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour
