southsider2k5

Sure, OK. You love taking your personal shots, but get hurt feelings when it doesn't go your way. You want to call me wrong, but when you were wrong you broke every single rule of Soxtalk to destroy the evidence of everything you had ever said, and then tried to pretend it didn't happen. If you want to talk about rule breaking, but pretend that you've done nothing, you aren't being fully honest here. That's OK though, I am used to it. For as much as I have debated people over the years here, no one has quite gone to those lengths to have their cake and eat it too. I can respect the people who are willing to debate and let it stand on their own merits, and not act like half of the story never happened. I am sorry you can't do that.

It is even easier to delete posts.

It is. But I think it will be after the trade deadline.

So the dollars won't show up on the agency who sent them out, but they will magically show up for the White Sox? Do you work at Enron?

August 1st is probably the earliest, unless an extension gets done, or something big happens.

I figured you wouldn't be able to do a couple of clicks, but the ISFA's audit doc's are on their website. It is really easy to find if you want to.

And to get even deeper into the weeds of conspiracy theory... Coming from their most recent audited financials.

As a matter of a fact, they even have a part of their website dedicated to FOIA requests. https://www.isfauthority.com/foia-requests/

His point was that money on subsidies from the ISFA (was wrong about the acronym) were what was driving the $76 million profit. Because the ISFA is a governmental agency, that is all public domain and he could FOIA it is he really wanted to know.

The ISTA is not a private entity.

Lead by example.

If you really want to know, it would be a FOIA request away.

I wonder if because he is actually eligible today and not July 2, if that changes what they can say?

Charlotte is 6-1.