What is a just price – Less sensitivity results in greater intelligence – Re: Im interested in anti-Trust law
Subject: What is a just price? – Less sensitivity results in greater intelligence – Re: Im interested in anti-Trust law
Date: June 22, 2018 at 6:15:51 AM PDT
To: “GaryStevenGevisser” <garystevengevisser@gmail.com>
Let me begin by telling you that I have now read Epstein’s The Diamond Invention book, and what I find most disturbing is that it tells me that despite all my schooling I lack common sense.Given how I feel for all of you, and I really care about future humanity, I feel the need to be the first to tell it exactly the way it is.But in fact I cannot lay claim to being the first because this white Jewish South African Gary S. Gevisser not only beat me to it, but it was like pulling out both sets of my teeth before I would even acknowledge reading The D I book which I have yet to do and at the same time acknowledge that I have been teaching for the past 27 years here at Stanford University total garbage which has paid the bills, and because I am such a good arse kisser, the OECD-NEA can’t wait for me to join them.
From: “Sturman, Deborah_NY” <sturman@sturman.ch>
Subject: RE: your ‘phone message
Date: August 14, 2016 at 11:01:36 PM GMT+2
To: ‘GaryStevenGevisser’ <garystevengevisser@gmail.com>I am on Eli Symon’s non-responsiveness and have a plan. I will see about finding you a lawyer in Israel. Shmuel [Deborah Sturman’s nephew] can be hired rather inexpensively to look into the social structures. He is being my man on the ground and since he is a lawyer, but just graduated law school (and it was a religious law school) I am going to get a civil lawyer too and have Shmuel assist and support.
Kathy is trying to sweet talk Lance. She has offered to invite him to Australia and denies that she said they wanted to sell his apartment, something Ros and Jonny heard.
That Lance is Lance Zulman who is Alan Zulman’s only son. Lance suffers from autism. In other words his mental faculties are not as sharp as someone trying to manipulate him.
From: “Sturman, Deborah_NY” <sturman@sturman.ch>
Subject: RE: Normal – Simon
Date: August 11, 2016 at 5:40:06 PM GMT+2
To: ‘GaryStevenGevisser’ <garystevengevisser@gmail.com>
Hi Gary,I sent an email to Eli Symon simply asking if he had time to discuss Alan’s will. I sent it this morning and have not heard back.
Let me say a bit about the rest of what you wrote. You misunderstand Alan’s penultimate will. He did not grant Kathy any authority over him. It was written for the event he died before your mother. That is, we hope, water under the bridge.
I advise you strongly to not raise any of the rest of your message again. You will hurt yourself by arguing that your mother is adequately lucid to have any say in any of this. First, no one will believe it and second, you will hurt your credibility. She has severe dementia, thank God in the most lovely way I have ever seen in that she appears happy and satisfied. She does not remember half of her children most of the time, does not know what happened to Alan or what her relationships are and very much of her earlier life. Moreover, she has seen more of Neil than of any of you and he treats her with great love and kindness. If you invoke lucidity there is an excellent chance that she says she wants Neil to care for her. Lucidity is simply not a plausible argument or one likely to serve your purpose.
Guardianships are normally determined by the best interest of the person requiring a guardian. That’s it. So if the decision is made that she would be best off in Wivy, chances are that Neil would get guardianship barring any grave malfeasance or danger of malfeasance. I just don’t see that to be possible. Emphasis on the word “grave.” None of what you say comes close to malfeasance. If she is to remain in Israel a decision would have to be made who the guardian should be, someone local, perhaps Eli Symon, or someone else.
The financial aspects are determined by her property and hopefully Alan’s will.
I see no point in going on about you and your siblings’ relationships to your mother or anything that has happened in the past, nor do I see any point in trying to elicit a meaningful opinion from your mother.
This is a straightforward legal determination. You can situate yourself as one of the decision makers if you stick strictly to the legally relevant points. It makes no sense to get into a “fistfight” with your siblings about who she loves more and who is horrible. It will hurt your credibility.
Legally this is about one thing and one thing only, your mother’s well-being.
I really see no need to engage with any more of the interpersonal relationships between you and your siblings. I am very angry and disappointed in the three of them given how they acted towards Alan as he was dying. There is nothing more that is of any relevance to me.
Deborah
On Jun 22, 2018, at 7:09 AM, De Repetitor <repetitor@ziggo.nl> wrote:Sorry for not yet replying to the to the other mails yet.
I can tell you some basic things about EU antitrust law, part of my EU law course
National anti trust law is basicly not very different from EU anti Trust law, as the EU anti trust law sets the standards.
But if say the EU has a minimal threshold of say 5 million euro’s, then the national anti trust law authorities can prosecute below that
if the company is for 2/3rds operating in one EU country.
(the 5 milj threshold nr I am making up,. I would have to look up the figures.)
But I can tell you something about, Kartels, Economic power position (eg you have more than 50 percent of the market shares) and take overs.
Of course I am not a specialist.—–Oorspronkelijk bericht—– From: GaryStevenGevisser
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2018 6:29 AM
To: international@purdueglobal.edu
Subject: Im interested in anti-Trust lawWho should I speak to?
Thank you,
Gary S. Gevisser