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How stupid do they think we are?
Whatever software Pinskier has to gather emails from America's biggest social networks' databases and the databases of forums, I want it.
I'm glad the fact that he has this supposed ability doesn't concern the Club.
He watched a youtube video on how to hack databases and merely downloaded the link in the description. Isn't this what everyone does?
The secret is extra monitorsHe watched a youtube video on how to hack databases and merely downloaded the link in the description. Isn't this what everyone does?
That's Hugh Jackman in Swordfish, my friend.^ I'm taking a stab in the dark here but is that picture from a 'lifetime' movie?
It looks like a lifetime tv movie quality film.
That's Hugh Jackman in Swordfish, my friend.
If I were Dr. Pinskier, I would have told the club to piss off. If I were the club (considering some of its current staff) I wouldn't want to dwell on the matter, nor tell its members we couldn't find anything. If anyone buys this statement then both the club and the doctor are off the hook and the matter goes away. Win, win for the 2 parties.“My discussions with Dr Pinskier showed his businesses have the capabilities to generate an email list from publically available information,” said Mr Sharpless.
“I am happy with the thoroughness of the Club’s investigation and the Board is satisfied with its findings.”
That's Hugh Jackman in Swordfish, my friend.
I suspect that current laws excuse the Doctor's group from having to tell the club ANYTHING. They can't prove ownership of the information and therefore have no rights to ask an individual where they obtained any information they have. The information may not necessarily have come directly from the club, as this info is shared with several others, such as the AFL. We know that the information was shared, if not illegally, then immorally. There has most certainly been a breach of agreement and privacy.
Right now, my deepest concern is no longer how he got it, but the club's handwashing of the issue.
If I were Dr. Pinskier, I would have told the club to piss off. If I were the club (considering some of its current staff) I wouldn't want to dwell on the matter, nor tell its members we couldn't find anything. If anyone buys this statement then both the club and the doctor are off the hook and the matter goes away. Win, win for the 2 parties.
If Mr. Sharpless believes or believes that members believe the explanation above then we have bigger issues than getting spam. (Not trying to downplay the seriousness of such a privacy breach) I am now more concerned with either the propriety and ethics or the comprehension of our new chairman.
The chairman's statement is rather reminiscent of Angus. "Tell 'em nothing, take 'em nowhere".
The only further explanation that absolves the doctor from obtaining the information illegally from either a staffer or board member is that our information given to the club, is in fact made publically available through different channels. I'm sure the new chairman didn't want to mention this in his statement.
The chairman must be pushed for further explanation. His statement yesterday is simply inadequate.
A bit convenient isn't it, that you apparently shared our dissatisfaction with the previous board and yet are now willing to trust the management of the CEO and new chairman. How is it that you know any investigation was thorough?1) You assert with some certainty that I am a "fellow Lions member" - by your own logic, surely this is incontrovertible proof that you have the Lions membership list. Please explain your part in the conspiracy as I don't believe you know the secret handshake.
2) We did send unsolicited emails, that's true. Some thought this was spam but, of course, we weren't selling anything, we were advancing ideas and participating in a football club election process, free speech protected to at least some extent by our courts and our values as a democracy.
3. A thorough investigation occurred within the Club and yet somehow this is all part of the conspiracy. At some point, some self-reflection would be warranted: You were wrong. I'll skip the demand for an apology and move on. Should Interpol or a Royal Commission probe this issue, they will come up with the same answer. They too would then not be believed by some here.
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Dr Henry Pinskier
Really? "We asked the staff, checked the software and saw the doctor".i disagree he told us nothing. He explained what the investigation included well.
I would have liked a digital/IT expert to have accompanied Sharpless to the meeting with the dodgy Dr. But lets not compare Sharpless with Angus only minutes into his tenure
So how did you get my email address? Also, how did you know what my first name was to start the emails with when the email address you were sending to did not contain anything to do with my name?1) You assert with some certainty that I am a "fellow Lions member" - by your own logic, surely this is incontrovertible proof that you have the Lions membership list. Please explain your part in the conspiracy as I don't believe you know the secret handshake.
2) We did send unsolicited emails, that's true. Some thought this was spam but, of course, we weren't selling anything, we were advancing ideas and participating in a football club election process, free speech protected to at least some extent by our courts and our values as a democracy.
3. A thorough investigation occurred within the Club and yet somehow this is all part of the conspiracy. At some point, some self-reflection would be warranted: You were wrong. I'll skip the demand for an apology and move on. Should Interpol or a Royal Commission probe this issue, they will come up with the same answer. They too would then not be believed by some here.
4. I understand that the Lions Roar - and some others with similar views - were a bit embarrassed about what happened with the EGM. Some said Leigh Matthews would walk away from the Club if his ticket - his whole ticket - didn't get up. Going back through this "thread" reveals many such shrill utterances. We disagreed and we stood firm for the principle that the members ought decide the Club's future, not one side of a boardroom brawl. While it's early days, it appears the compromise between them has ended the brawl and allowed a renewed focus on what really matters: winning Flags.
6. If you look up the Club constitution, you'll find the official Club proxy form. It is not a state secret and pretending otherwise adds an extra bit of bizarre spice to an already rather fruity nutcake as Christmas approaches.
7. In answer to your questions: 1) He didn't, 2) See answer to question 1, 3) See answer to question 1, 4) Every conspiracy has a smoking man, perhaps Clive Palmer is to blame or just maybe a Lions member cared enough to stand up, endure a few cheap insults on a bulletin board and prevail on behalf of the silent majority of members, 5) He looked up the Club constitution, you should try it.
Yours respectfully,
Dr Henry Pinskier
You're thinking of NeighboursI'm pretty sure it's Guy Pearce.
But then all Australians look the same to me...
Your picture didn't work, but from your spelling of "Neighbors", I gather you're refering to the Jon Belushi movie;Neighbors?
1) You assert with some certainty that I am a "fellow Lions member" - by your own logic, surely this is incontrovertible proof that you have the Lions membership list. Please explain your part in the conspiracy as I don't believe you know the secret handshake.
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Yours respectfully,
Dr Henry Pinskier
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