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>"Ken" <nospam@nowhere.org> wrote in message
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>Of course AA may have duly elected spokespeople, when required. That's why
>there are group and district service reps.
>"Our leaders are but trusted servants, they do not govern". That about
>explains their role when "speaking on behalf of AA"
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>When we send speakers out into the community, they are speaking on behalf of
>AA. They attend a speaker workshop first to obatin guidlines.
>But then again Ken you are so far out of touch with AA, you probably
>wouldn't know that.
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Stuart,
Either I am so far out of touch with AA that I was totally aware of AA
sending out a speaker when they know there is controversy which is a
_far_ different matter from sending out speakers where they know they
won't face controversy. Of course, I've not seen it since, either.
You certainly must know as well as I do that sending out an official
representative for a radio show where two authors of AA were is so far
removed from the norm that it may never have happened before or again.
Either that or you are so far out of touch with what AA does and doesn't
do that you just didn't know and confused sending out speakers to
promote AA where they won't face controversy is the same thing.
Ken Ragge
http://www.morerevealed.com
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