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And I predict that, while some of the resulting disclosures may turn out to be somewhat embarrassing, they will find that the records reveal no illegal conduct.

I think you are correct in that assumption. But 'eww' likes to fling the ethics thing around so imo he should be out front in all his dealings so as to ensure he is occupying as ethical position as possible. He has a group with a BOD made up of three employees and one other. They are voting on the use of tax deductible contributions for their own salary, trips, cruises, etc. He needs to be up front about these things as ethics is more than laws or rules, imo. If he is truly doing great things then the contributors will continue to support him even knowing all the facts... JMO

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I think you are correct in that assumption. But 'eww' likes to fling the ethics thing around so imo he should be out front in all his dealings so as to ensure he is occupying as ethical position as possible. He has a group with a BOD made up of three employees and one other. They are voting on the use of tax deductible contributions for their own salary, trips, cruises, etc. He needs to be up front about these things as ethics is more than laws or rules, imo. If he is truly doing great things then the contributors will continue to support him even knowing all the facts... JMO

Well, I won't be surprised if they find some personal privileges being taken and similar abuses. That's really pretty common with all organizations that are composed of human beings.

But I'll be surprised if they find anything really flagrantly illegal. Everyone involved had to know from day one that there would be some scrutiny down the road.

I think that a lot of the people who support what they see the organization as doing will overlook any minor, human indiscretions. It's kind of expected, I think.