[pp.int.general] Andrew Failing, AGAIN

Andrew Norton ktetch at gmail.com
Wed Oct 6 00:02:32 CEST 2010


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On 10/5/2010 5:53 PM, Kenneth Peiruza wrote:
> Andrew,
> 
>     Maybe it's my current headache, however, this is the third time in
> few days that I wanted to tell you something, and finally here we goes.
> 
>     Can you try to build instead of destroy? Are you always like this?

You see the PPI, I helped build it (I was it's first head)
You see the PPUS ,I helped build that (also it's first 'head' when it
was established formally, rather than as just a group of people)

> 
>     As you can see, I am getting rid of your attitude, maybe you can be
> right in some things, but you fail as a whole.
> 
>      I'm not at the PPI board at all, but as a member of this list, it's
> quite obvious that you're not positively contributing to anything. Can I
> ask you something? is there any other pirate in the US who is a kind
> person so he/she can replace you in this list?
> 
>     If you have something to purpose, do it. If you have any issue,
> politely ask for help/fix. But if you only want to troll, please, shout up.
> 
I have issues. I have issues with how PPI is run. and I did make a
proposal. I proposed, 10 days ago, that the board act like big boys, and
stand behind their actions, and honestly judge themselves, as they would
judge others.

Frankly, if you don't like people being called out for their actions,
and publicly shamed for them (because there's no other way, it seems, to
replace the board this side of April, except by shaming them with their
(in)actions into resigning) then you might want to take your toys, and
go home. Or is it ok for you to do that to established politicians, but
not to those that CLAIM to support the same things.

Andrew

(and there's other US pirates on here, but none have the years of
experience of dealing with this list and the people on it, as I have,
nor am I alone in my dissatisfaction)


> 
> Regards,
> 
> Kenneth
> 
> 
> Al 05/10/10 23:33, En/na Andrew Norton ha escrit:
>> PPI Incompetence shines through again.
>>
>> - From todays meeting
>> http://wiki.pp-international.net/PPI_Board_Minutes_2010-10-05
>> "PP-US: we are certain that we did not got any confimation from USPP
>> after the conference regarding their PPI Membership. They are more than
>> welcome to submit an application for Membership for the next conference,
>> though. "
>>
>> They are certain. They're so certain, they've not asked us for any kind
>> of information on it. Not a single 'well, how and when did you submit
>> it?' - kinda hard to be certain. For all they know, it was accidentally
>> misfiled as spam and deleted.
>>
>> What we have again is the current PPI board trying to gloss over their
>> failings in basic activities. after a 30 second check of their inbox,
>> they're *certain* - probably the same certain, that Gregory was that
>> we'd have the statutes before the conference (he's got a great track
>> record)
>>
>> Let's also remind ourselves of our esteemed leader's goals for 2010 if
>> elected.
>> Gregory
>> (http://int.piratenpartei.de/PPI_board_candidates_2010#Gregory_Engels.2C_Germany)
>> "The goal is to strengthen and build support for the international
>> pirate movement - including giving kick-start to new pirate parties, and
>> preparing a big international pirate conference. On the personal and
>> more local side - to ensure that the Pirate Party of Hesse participates
>> in the "foreigners elections" in November."
>>
>> Building support for hte international pirate movement. Anyone feel
>> supported?
>> Kick start to new parties - can't say much there.
>> Preparing a big international conference - Well, his goal for 2010 here
>> is completely busted. Not only is the next one now NOT in 2010, but he
>> wants someone else to organise it.
>> The Hesse election bit - well, this one pretty much violates the
>> statutes he himself wrote.
>> BOARD
>> XII. Board
>> (1) Pirate Parties International is managed by the Board, the executive
>> organ. Its Members shall consider the interests of the Pirate
>> Movement as a whole and shall neither consider themselves, nor be
>> considered, as representing any particular Member or non-member
>> Organization or Region.
>>
>> When he can't even run for the job in accordance with the rules for the
>> job he wrote, it's a clear sign of incompetence.
>>
>> Jerry, our other co-president made the following campaign pledge
>> (http://int.piratenpartei.de/PPI_board_candidates_2010#Jerry_Weyer.2C_Luxembourg)
>> "Establish Pirate Party in Luxembourg, provide the PPI with a legal
>> basis (statutes), increase international cooperation between pirate
>> parties (with the help of PPI)"
>>
>> 3 items. The first ALSO falls foul of the statutes, mentioned in the
>> second (the statutes which also have a significant lacking, as I'll
>> mention again, there is no means to remove a board member for sheer
>> incompetence - oversight, or deliberate, you judge), and the 3rd item he
>> has also failed miserably at.
>>
>> 10 days ago, I wrote an email, saying that the board needed to either
>> get their backsides in gear and DO THEIR JOBS, or resign. There is just
>> under 2 weeks left. So far, nothing has changed. It's still 'looking for
>> someone else to do xyz' and 30-second certainties.
>>
>> One of the reasons the Pirate Party started, is because people were
>> tired of politicians saying, and promising something, then not doing it
>> or stabbing us in the back. Right now, that's EXACTLY the kind of people
>> we have running the PPI. PPI as a concept is too important to leave to
>> these incompetents, bumbling around like a political Inspector Clouseau.
>> Right now, their pride, and their arrogance is hurting us all. If you
>> can't handle the position (and you, collectively, have shown you can't)
>> then step down, and let someone who can do so. No-one would think any
>> less of you because of it. However, when you make a shoddy product, are
>> called on it, and keep on making a shoddy product, then people DO think
>> less of you.
>>
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Andrew Norton
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