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But that's not the point. In this case it is quite obvious that the lawsuit is being employed to gain power and control. I don't see a clear fraud.
by thinbeige 9y ago
But that's not the point. In this case it is quite obvious that the lawsuit is being employed to gain power and control. I don't see a clear fraud.
- rhizome 9y agoI don't see a clear fraud Your not being a party to the ongoing case, this doesn't surprise me. I don't think any of us knows enough to judge. Furthermore, "weeding out fraud" could certainly be seen as "gain[ing] power and control," but it's not the most charitable interpretation.