The Question and Answer Board

[Was (Bob)]

leave the conspiracy stuff out of the discussion, you don't want to go there. I would testify under oath in a court of law, if necessary, that I have been told by "outsiders" not an employee at si, that they could get people reinstated at si, all they have to do is talk to you. (at the time you were there).

If I told you I've got GW Bush in my back pocket, does that make it true? If a judge laughed at such a claim in his courtroom and he was deaf and you weren't paying attention, did his laugh sound more like a guffaw or a chortle?

There many were times that people presented compelling arguments for someone's (or their own) reinstatement and I went ahead and did it. But I "would testify under oath in a court of law" that nobody, not even insiders of the company, could get me to change my decisions unless they presented a pretty compelling argument. Nobody, and I mean NOBODY could just ask me to reinstate someone and it'd automatically happen. Same was true of suspensions.