AHRMA Dissolution?

Karl- look, nothing impossible here: didn't the trustees running for office make any comments about the entire legal 'picture'? Yea, you got it, I wanna know like you should wanna know, exactly what do they intend to do. Regarding the 'speculation' you mention, the judge in the case in TN is going to read the paperwork filed, listen to the testimony, read up on case law, and then 'speculate' with a decision. Karl did you read the documents I mentioned on saveahrma.com?

 

charles ,you really should be a member but with that aside most of the old time trustees did not even say any thing about the problems with ahrma ,just how much they have do for ahrma .It is worth a laugh to read some of the staements,its like nothing is wrong.VOTE

 

I get the distinct impression that not everyone reading the legal documents is drawing the same conclusions.
We can work toward resolution, and work toward a financial reorganization that the courts will support. But a "clearly stated intent" to resolve the matter in the Tennessee court within 2 months, for example, will not necessarily make it so.

 

I didn't think you'd still take the bait. You're just too easy. I think I'll go back to saveahrma.com and rile Stu a little. His Benevolent Fund thread has been quiet for a while.

 

To all a very joyous New Year's Eve and New Year's Day!

Let it be resolved, therefore, that we'll resume this thread in 2007 with new
insights and conclusions to guide AHRMA through troubled waters as if, and mind you,
I wrote 'as if', in a teflon-coated canoe. Or like shit through a tin horn.
Whichever characterization you prefer.

And let us not forget: PIE