[Fwd: TIME OUT!!!!!!]

The statement below is the Scouts own statement and in no way is
influenced or necessary indicative of my opinion. It is forwarded to
Scouts-L at his request. Reply to him at spatula@execpc.com as he is
not on Scouts-L, just Arrow-L.
Lucien

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From: "Brian M. Sutilla"
Subject: [Fwd: TIME OUT!!!!!!]
Date: 05/01
Time: 11:38 PM

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Lucien,

Would you mind posting this on Scouts-L for me please?

I truly think people are "putting the cart before the horse" here.
And
there short sightedness will probably hurt the program in the end.

Brian

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Brothers,

Look at what we are doing here. We are passing a guilty verdict on
a
man before he is even tried. We have a separate legal system in
this
country, based on the principle of "Innocent until proven guilty."
As
scouts we pledge our selves "On our honor I will do my best to do my
duty to God and my Country..." I always took this to mean up
holding
the Constitution and its basic rights.

What if he had been a volunteer in your own council? What would
your
reaction been? Would you just throw him out no questions asked?

People make mistakes. Let's not make one by convicting a man before
he
is even tried. I feel we should treat him like we would treat any
volunteer would be treated in our organization.

I am not saying he did it; I am not saying he didn't do it. I am
just
saying let's let the Justice system work its course, and then deal
with
it. After all is this what scouting needs, more bad PR?

YiB,

Brian Sutilla
Vice-Chief of Administration
Wag-O-Shag Lodge #280

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