Oops -- My bad -- I actually hadn't read that. Although tantalizing it still doesn't support your claim. When Walker says "the workers probably didn't even know the difference" it doesn't suggest that there was a conspiracy to commit fraud between multiple administrators in UCD. It suggests John directed some low-level broom pushers to set up a moon bounce or do other innocuous chores they'd done before. Not that the upper echelons of UCD were in collusion to help Councilwoman Blackwell campaign in violation of the law -- which doesn't make sense _anyway_ since they seem to not get along -- why would Lewis go out of his way to do something to help her that could get UCD stripped of it's 501c status?
Though I've admonished others for speculating, it makes sense to me that Councilwoman Blackwell asked John to help out at a neighborhood picnic and he did, because they've helped out at neighborhood picnics and block parties before and it's one of the nice things that UCD does. And later that afternoon, knowing that there were going to be people there, she brought Tom Knox by; campaigning politicians are drawn to a crowd. That series of events makes sense to me and, I don't think, conflicts with any of the evidence. I certainly don't think John would have done anything he knew to be unethical. One thing I would like to know, which we probably never will, is "what does _set up the rally_ mean?" does it mean they set up a moon bounce and then when Tom Knox shows up later that day, the moon bounce changed from part of a neighborhood picnic to part of a campaign rally? Or does it mean they put Knox signs in the ground and handed out flyers? One's obviously unethical or even illegal, and the other, though I'm not a lawyer, seems a lot grayer. All of this seems to hinge on that question and we have precious little evidence to go on. But, it's all behind us now and I don't know we're getting anywhere constantly going over something that's over and has worked itself out. kc -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN other ucd employees were involved. did you not read that in the 23 may issue of uc review? page 4: > According to Walker [the student], UCD employees also > helped set up the rally. "The UCD does a lot of > legitimate events, so the workers probably didn't even > know the difference," adds Walker. http://tinyurl.com/ysac5z .................. UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN [aka laserbeam®] [aka ray] SERIAL LIAR. CALL FOR RATES. "It is very clear on this listserve who these people are. Ray has admitted being connected to this forger." -- Tony West ---- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named "UnivCity." To unsubscribe or for archive information, see <http://www.purple.com/list.html>.
