I concur with the analogy of the current relationship between the United States and the United Nations. Why should one support financially the decisions of a "client" whose decisions one does not agree with.
I congratulate the National Officers Meeting in this matter; I only wish that Parents, Leaders, and Scout Districts were so conscientious and vigilant in regards to those decisions made by Councils in their name.
As the framers of Article I of our United States Constitution recognized even in 1787, the power over the purse strings is paramount, and it gets attention, qui
