Re: CHRIS MILLER ANSWERS ROGUE'S QUESTIONS

In article <3sg64i$cvr@cmcl2.NYU.EDU>, Keith Spurgeon <spurgeon@is2.nyu.edu> wrote: >
>Chris Miller has posted to this newsgroup many times in the past 2
>weeks. (Who keeps the posting scorecard?) As far as I can tell, here are
>his/her/its responses to the questions rogue agent has been asking.
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>cmiller@lightside.com (Chris Miller) wrote:
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>Inaction speaks louder than words.
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>It takes some big set of cojones/ovaries to keep posting while ignoring
>the legitimate questions that have been repeated all over the group.
>Fortunately, cohones/ovaries do not make the man/woman.
I did get something closer to an actual answer. At least it was an acknowledgement of the question. Chris said "My post stands for itself. If you don't like it that's your problem". It's not exactly a whole-hearted endorsement; really it's more of a "shut up and go away".

In return I suggest that we give a similar response to any of Chris's queries. Any question s/he has about a critical posting, just answer "my post stands for itself. If you don't like it that's your problem".

>Just to refresh everyone's memory, and to encourage a response from Chris
>Miller, here are rogue agent's queries. If you've just skimmed it
>before, read it now. You may have only a couple of hundred years until
>almost satisfactory answers are fabricated.
I suspect we never will get a satisfactory answer, but that's ok. My persistence has branded Chris's lies into the Zeitgeist of the newsgroup. From now on s/he will be doubted at every turn, all because s/he was caught in a lie and refused to own up to it. Chris has been well and truly hung on his/her own petard and has nobody else to blame.

>rogue@ccs.neu.edu (Rogue Agent) wrote
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>> Chris, I've been trying for more than 2 weeks to verify information
>> from you, and all I get in reply is silence. Who's dribbling, me or
>> you?
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>> From soc.women:
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>> In article <3r5i0h$g55@covina.lightside.com> Chris Miller
>> writes:
>>>I have been reading with great interest articles which acknowledge
>>>American businesses with policies which assist women in the workplace.
>>>As a working mother, I am always on the lookout for such businesses and
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>>>for any cause which supports working women (especially single mothers).
>>>One leader in this field is the lawfirm of Morrison & Foerster and I was
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>>>thrilled when my daughter landed a job there. Morrison & Foerster has
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>>>been validated for its pro bono work involving women's rights by Working
>>>Mother Magazine, the Bay Area chapter of Women in Communication Inc, the
>>>Alliance for Children's Rights, and other groups. I have heard however
>>>that this stance is more window dressing than trut and that some of
>>>their clients are actually abusers of women and children.
>>>I'm told they are doing pro-bono representation of a high
>>>publicity case involving a deadbeat father 9 years in arrears on child
>>>support with a history of wife-beating. It makes me wonder if the pro
>>>bono work in support of women and children is actually self-serving and
>>>whether they really deserve their awards. Does anyone have any
>>>information in this regard?
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>>More and more people are getting curious about this post, Chris. And
>>whet they want to know is:
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>>1) Does your daugther really work for MoFo, or is that a
>lie?
>>2) Do you even have a daughter, Chris, or is that a lie as well?
>>3) Are you even female, or is that also a lie?
>>Why did you make this post to soc.women? Was it a simple, honest post
>>by a mother concerned for her daughter and other women, or was it a
>>dirty trick assigned to you by your bosses at OSA, the intelligence
>>arm of the CoS?
RA

rogue@ccs.neu.edu (Rogue Agent/KoX/ACT Kha Khan/ARS Project Entheta IC)

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