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Date Posted: 20:31:21 02/27/00 Sun
Author: Wise Eyes
Subject: Deflection, the way to avoid the Truth

This MB has shed some light on behind-the-scenes politics in Frisco that I haven't seen elsewhere. I'm not naive to think there aren't power struggles in every level of politics. What goes on in Frisco politics is the same as Presidential races all the way down to electing the captain of the soccer team.

Thank you to those on this site who are trying to bring the hidden stuff to the surface. I can see why some people want to protect their turf and not have their actions exposed. In that respect you are paid the ultimate flattery when the other group barrages this site with defences and counter accusations.

Let's not deflect on the facts by focusing on the arguing. Keep the focus on the subject matter causing the argument. That is unless the facts make you look bad. In that case, find any way possible to deflect.

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