>>Hi Alan,
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>>>>I decided to side with Naomi because I regard what happened to her as unjust. Must my concern about injustice stop where real action starts?
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>>>I also regard it as unjust, but if Naomi isn't going to do anything about it, then it's not up to me (or you) to act in her place. Has she requested your help in this?
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>>Meny time person in need of help will NOT request help directly. Every bit of support you offer or give will be as good as God's given gift.
>>I understand Peter's (and everybody else) willingnes to side with Naomi.
>>Situation is really awfull so it simply need no invitation to a good person to help. I understood there is (are) chilld(ren) in picture as well.
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>>I would not side with continued public action against AK/MA (that's done I wld say) but rather with action to support person in need (NN) with moral, human and if necessary even financial help.
>>Best help, as a matter of fact would be helping her to find the job (preferably without internet access!)
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>>UT is large network of IT professionals, I believe someone can come up with some job oppening hint. Knowing here internet habbits, I would not offer personal reccomendation myself so this is not what I am implying here - just a hint, Phone/Name of the person or company looking for VFP professional.
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>>Then she has to proove she is worthy being helped, by winning and keeping that job.
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>So we are in agreement. Helping Naomi is worthwhile, but persuing a vendetta against AK/MA is no more right than what they did.


Agreed. It's almost an O.J. deal. There may not be a conviction but people will remember what happened.