Thursday, October 03, 2013

Journal editors think I'm a gadfly; they have written as much

1. A persistent irritating critic; a nuisance.
2. One that acts as a provocative stimulus; a goad.
3. Any of various flies, especially of the family Tabanidae, that bite or annoy livestock and other animals.


They think ill of me after years of defamation by the leadership of the APS.  They think ill of me because the leadership of the APS convinced them to.  The editors accepted the slander and libel and acted upon it.  Whether out of their malice or incompetence, they have ignored credible evidence and testimony regarding a years long cover up of felony criminal misconduct involving senior APS administrators.

That I was a "gadfly" should not have , would not have, and
did not keep them from investigating and reporting on the cover up.

Their corruption and or willful ignorance/incompetence did.

That I am still a gadfly, does not keep the media from
investigating and reporting on the ethics and accountability
scandal in the leadership of the APS,

... it is only their corruption that does.




The drawing is not mine, 
my considerable effort to 
find the creator was fruitless

1 comment:

James D. Robertson said...

The gadfly is easy to swat, but the cost to society of silencing individuals who were irritating could be very high - Plato