<<<< I feel it is counter productive from some of the AAWA apologists here to continually take what they evidently feel is a higher ground by insulting the credentials and motives of the people who are questioning the legality of using a psuedonym in incorporation documents. The attitude is generally 'Are you an attorney? Then you don't know what you are talking about, so shut up'. I am privy to the email exchange with the ACC and know what questions were asked, and what were the responses. Though the ACC did reiterate that they are not an enforcement agency and do not get involved with legal matters such as determining whether or not criminal actions were committed, they do say the following:>>>>
I feel it really counterproductive, and possibly legally actionable, to accuse forum members of criminal conduct, when no such allegations have been made by any governmental authority. I have no problem with the criticism that has been directed at AAWA and its founders, but if you choose to make allegations of criminal misconduct, you ought to be really certain before doing so, especially when you are directing your comments at someone who is fighting against the Watchtower.
Even if your allegations were true, what is gained by making them? The only "gain" goes to the WTBTS, who may now label opposers as "criminals,"and/or who, because of your comments, may use their money to put pressure on law enforcement agencies to take action against certain individuals asscoiated with AAWA. Would that make you happy?
AAWA's founders made mistakes and poor decisions, so you tried to get them busted by drawing attention to what you believe was an area of exposure. If you're looking for a pat on the back, think again. I'd be more likely to spit on you than to congratulate you.