Y'know, Mosley has been president since 1993...so...your statement is ridiculous.freedom_honda wrote:I really hope Jean doesn't become the next FIA president. or FIA will turn into Ferrari International Assistance again.
Simple. Anyone who's not supported by Max Mosley is automatically a FOTA puppet.xpensive wrote:When you rather bluntly label Ari Vatanen a "FOTA-puppet" WB, I would be intrigued to read your elaboration on that?
Well spotted Xpensive. I was a bit unprecise in my wording. It is more a personal impression that Mr. Vatanen is treading the FOTA line than a fact. I apologise to anybody who feels insulted by my wording. There is little point to edit my original post but I regret that I have put it that way.xpensive wrote:When you rather bluntly label Ari Vatanen a "FOTA-puppet" WB, I would be intrigued to read your elaboration on that?
Would you please stop your malicious insinuations and get your facts right. There is no report of people being asked to put their names on an envelope with a vote!!! You are making that up to create an impression of a scandal that isn't there. IMO you are using language in a dishonest way to make someone look bad.xpensive wrote:Democratic rules could indeed be difficult to grasp for people with different background and traditions,
but if I was asked to put my name on the envelope when I cast my vote?
I won't bother to answer that one.
If the ballot papers are numbered then it does matter whether or not there are 'named' envelopes. It all depends on whether it is noted who has received which ballot paper and who has access to that information.WhiteBlue wrote:Would you please stop your malicious insinuations and get your facts right. There is no report of people being asked to put their names on an envelope with a vote!!! You are making that up to create an impression of a scandal that isn't there. IMO you are using language in a dishonest way to make someone look bad.xpensive wrote:Democratic rules could indeed be difficult to grasp for people with different background and traditions,
but if I was asked to put my name on the envelope when I cast my vote?
I won't bother to answer that one.