DCP Responds to Getting "Fired" from the Review

[_harmony]

Might be good news for Will, Dan might be able to turn some money his way now.

Or not, since it appears that Will will never get published now.

[_Uncle Dale]

Is this real?

Nothing on the other boards of record -- in fact, a strange
silence -- quiet -- far t-o-o quiet.

UD

[_Shulem]

Is this real?

Of course it's real. Dr. Scratch has informants. Dr. Peterson is toast. And, William-boy is a pony tailed ex-acid head that will get no where in the new institution.

Time to take out the trash and get a fresh new look for Mormonism, ready for the upcoming election in November.

Paul O

[_Mike Reed]

Is this real?

Of course it's real. Dr. Scratch has informants. Dr. Peterson is toast. And, William-boy is a pony tailed ex-acid head that will get no where in the new institution.

Time to take out the trash and get a fresh new look for Mormonism, ready for the upcoming election in November.

Paul O

Funny. No really... is it real?

[_RockSlider]

Funny. No really... is it real?

DCP's Time/Life picture review alone could have caused this, the John Dehlin fiasco likely being the nail in the coffin.

[_Doctor Scratch]

Is this real?

Nothing on the other boards of record -- in fact, a strange
silence -- quiet -- far t-o-o quiet.

UD

What could they possibly say? If one of the mooks tried to bring it up, s/he would be instantly banned. And I don't know how Prof. P. could possibly spin this to make it seem cheery to that crowd.

[_Doctor Scratch]

Of course it's real. Dr. Scratch has informants. Dr. Peterson is toast. And, William-boy is a pony tailed ex-acid head that will get no where in the new institution.

Time to take out the trash and get a fresh new look for Mormonism, ready for the upcoming election in November.

Paul O

Funny. No really... is it real?

Mike:

As far as I can tell, it's real. You can read the message for yourself: either that is the writing of Daniel C. Peterson, or somebody is a remarkably gifted forger--and not only that, but the person has an intimate knowledge (apparently) of all kinds of goings-on-behind-the-scenes at the Maxwell Institute.

[_Uncle Dale]

...What could they possibly say?
...

Oh, maybe just a Ming the Merciless Avatar icon,
subscribed with "Having a wonderful time -- wish you
were here. Let's all get ready for a great new issue
of the Review, just as soon as I get back to
Provo, brethren and cistern..."

But -- instead of that -- crickets....

UD

[_Kishkumen]

FARMS started as an independent foundation. Nothing is stopping Peterson from using his connections to organize a new foundation that can do what it likes.

[_Doctor Scratch]

I still have some questions. For one: What is DCP talking about when he says that Jack Welch was "ostracized" from the MI? I know that Welch founded FARMS, but why would the MI administrators have any reason to "ostracize" him? Will Bagley once characterized Welch as "extremely belligerent," though he's mostly been very low key. Perhaps he is, as I once speculated, much more of a force for hostility amongs the Mopologists?