----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Paul" <robert.paul@xxxxxxxx> > Judy wrote, after others had said various things: > > > My previous reply may not be all that relevant, the point I take it is that > > Larry Kramer was not among those Tony D'Amato threatened to sue. > > My point, in replying to Veronica, was that whatever went on between her > and LK had nothing to do with what transpired between D'Amato and the > Phil-Lit board. Yes indeed; I'm sorry I muddied the waters. It's still unclear to me whether she believes that LK > was somehow in a position to threaten others (e.g. D'Amato) as he did > her because of some special standing he had on Phil-Lit. He had no > special standing. Right. (I mean, he hadn't.) He did not kick D'Amato off. In threatening to sue > Veronica he was acting entirely on his own. Not that I know of this except from Veronica's post, but yes. > > I'll send an account of l'Affair D'Amato later when I can retrieve my > notes from my other computer. That might help some people here -- I was given what I think is a fairly full account some while ago (by someone who's no longer a member of Phil-Lit -- I don't mean Tony D'Amato, whom I did know off-List for a while) Judy Evans, Cardiff ------------------------------------------------------------------ To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html