Chuck, I agree with much of what you say. I do not have hatred in my heart for any of the people on the Amway side. I will gladly take down any and all references to them (I would love to make the past the past), but to have the remaining IBOAI Board have the cowardice to sue their fellow board members when they know we are right (and admitted it to me) is really irritating. To have Amway "fire" and place a TRO on our right to make an income is shameful. To do the TRO on us forbidding us from talking and then write garbage about the Team and me is unconscionable. Amway continues to sue and their is not one Christian left in the company with the courage to say stop and settle this for all? I can and will do my part, but if they continue the war then I will attack their poor principles, but not them. Doug and Steve both need to learn that money is only a measurement of how well you served people. The tens of thousand who left them and continue to leave must be accepted as an edict of their unwillingness to serve the customers needs. If I can help them learn the process of free enterprise then I have helped them. Chuck, please point out where I called anyone a Mis-Leader or having no credibility or calling a liar? Amway did this and more! No, I don't attack the people, but I will and always have assaulted poor thinking. Poor thinking is fatal to a person's success and in my opinion the thinking of Amway leaders is at an all-time low. I do have the right to speak my opinion and am not forbidden to in the Bible. Jesus called hypocrites "Whitewashed wall while rotting on the inside." Any company that can claim you own your own business, but change the name, the compensation plan, add non-competition clauses - all without our input or agreement - is not free enterprise and not "your own business". Chuck, If you speak for Amway then tell them peace takes two sides. I can speak for our side - we have asked for a peaceful settlement on August 9th and have offered peace directly to Doug Devos on a nearly monthly basis since. If he doesn't accept it, then you are speaking to the wrong person about Christian conduct. Any and all the damage to both sides will be laid on Doug's shoulders for not following Biblical precepts of sitting down with your fellow Christian brother and resolving. I cannot sit down with Doug when he refuses a Christian peace. thanks, Orrin