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Omg! Bemused!

That's incredible. How about someone who is a bit more sympathetic to the plight of us forgotten, disowned downunder MKs??????? We are fighting alongside our MK brothers and sisters, we served with our fellow MKs, we don't want to be dumped on Crossview's doorstep!!!!!!!

Shalom II

Isn't this a bit ingrown?
Where is the objectivity?

And to Panama MKs----
Did you feel at all intimidated by the presence of a lawyer on the ntm side?
What was the purpose of this lawyer?
You didn't feel the need to take a lawyer with you?
Just asking-----

One of the members of the delegation is an attorney. I'm glad that their attorney was in the meetings. She experienced first hand what we want, what we suffer and is fully aware of how reasonable our requests were. NTM will ultimately be making the decisions. I trust that NTM heard our heart and can see the value in what we proposed. I guess we will have to wait and see.

Good point. Putting faces to stories can bring to life the true feelings behind the words.

For myself, apart from when I am in uniform, I'm rather shy and reserved, so am more than happy to write words rather than speak them. While others are more gifted in verbal articulation. And there in lies the beauty of teamwork, for we accomplish much more as we play our different roles within the Fanda Eagles community.

Thanks for the reply, three willows.

threewillows
I love that name!

"One of the members of the delegation is an attorney. I'm glad that their attorney was in the meetings." quote threewillows.
I find this interesting that NTM had their attorney present as part of the delegation and then the same week we find that attorney to be the investigator from IHART. Really?!
So now the investigation is not truly an investigation by definition, because it is not an inquiry at all, but a rather a defense. Sides have already been taken; there is no objectivity.

in-ves-ti-gate
[in-ves-ti-geyt]
verb (used with object), investigated, investigating.
1.
to examine, study, or inquire into systematically; search or examine into the particulars of; examine in detail.
2.
to search out and examine the particulars of in an attempt to learn the facts about something hidden, unique, or complex, especially in an attempt to find a motive, cause, or culprit:
"The police are investigating the murder."
verb (used without object), investigated, investigating.
3.
to make inquiry, examination, or investigation.