Re: Marcus W. Roberts
On Jan 28, 6:56 pm, Khan Kirsan <0...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Mr. M.W. Roberts -
This is enough traducing of my name and that of Chess.
Stop, and stop yourself now.
Or else you will be stopped.
Then who will enjoy your multiplied millions?
They cannot be enjoyed in the other place.
In chess,
Khan
(Here acting by means of intermediary, but be most assured
your writing got noted, reported to my personal attention)
The power of WAR is vested in Congress.
.
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