Chess Forum / Chess Politics / May 2007

I have received word that the Nashville office of the EEOC will be ruling in
favor of USCF in my discrimination/retaliation case.
Doesn't mean too much, as EEOC rarely gets involved in
reverse-discrimination lawsuits.  I'll be getting a right-to-sue letter from

I love being able to say that!!
(NOTE: The Polgar family, in the summer of 1997, had Bobby Fischer as one of
its guests, while the US Government, who later made Ms. Polgar a citzen,
claimed he was a fugitive).

From today's Polgar Blog:
"Even though I have no choice but to discuss about the upcoming critical
USCF Executive Board election, the most important USCF election in a long
time, I will try to post as little as possible on this blog.

Take your ballot, and only vote for the VIOLENT FELON, Sam Sloan. That
way, you can come to the membership meetings, and SCREAM KIDNAPPER,
and insult this BUBE.
VOTE FOR SLOAN

A Crisis in World Chess: Kirsan has a small penis
The biggest problem in FIDE is the rather small size of the
Presidential PENIS. Kirsan feels insecure, so he tends to deal only
with homosexual chess politicians. Had Kirsan Ilyumzhinov a larger

Was or was not Bobby Fischer a fugitive in 1997 when he spent the summer at
the Polgar residence in Hungary?
How can the US call Fischer a criminal and/or a fugitive yet at the same
time not care one bit about someone who harbored this allegedly dangerous

[quote="joelchanning"]Please consider that the Financial Review
Committee, most of which met with president Goichberg in Crossville to
review the semi-final numbers recently included Mike Carr, Frank
Camaratta, Chuck Unruh, Grant Perks, Randy Bauer, Bill Hall, Mike

Guests of the Kremlin is an almost completely forgotten account of the
Doolittle Raid, which was a turning point of the war against Japan. On
April 18, 1942, 16 airplanes took off from the Aircraft Carrier Hornet
on a mission to bomb Japan. They did not have enough fuel to return,

Will the Polgar Chess Center move to Lubbock, TX, continue operations in
Queens or fold?
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I'm leaning toward Stephen Jones, Joe Lux, Don Schultz and Mike
Goodall.
My 5th choice would be Jim Berry. Sam Sloan is definitely last on my
last.

It's been several years since I've visited here, and I need a quick
thumbnail sketch of chess politics circa 2007.
Last I visited here, probably 2003 or 2004:
1.   There was a character really annoying from the Philadelphia

Now that Rob knows they're married, lets restate the facts:
1.  Polgar and Truong claim the Susan Polgar Foundation has"awarded"
$400,000 in scholarships when it has in fact awarded a little over $5,000 in
scholarships according to Federal IRS filings.

Facing the imminent prospect of their marriage being outed by researches of
the Hungarian public marriage records, the happy couple announced that they
were married in Hungary last December.  Recall if you will that Truong and
Polgar were asked on the USCF Issues Forum months ago ...

New DNA Tests done on the Hemings-Jefferson Controversy
Because of the controversies surrounding the 1998 DNA tests that were
made on one descendant of Sally Hemings and on five relatives of
Thomas Jefferson, a new set of DNA tests have been done in 2007.

Thomas Jefferson had 187 slaves. We know that because he kept
meticulous hand-written records, which we still have. On January 14,
1774, after he inherited slaves from first his mother and then his
father-in-law, Thomas Jefferson wrote his inventory of 187 slaves. In