MILITARY INFILTRATION OF THE US Chess Federation EXPOSED FOR HARRASSING
LAWFUL CIVILIANS MEMBERS


MATT JACKASS NEMMERS IS A MILITARY REDNECK WHO HARRASSES LAWFUL CIVILIANS

MATT JACKASS NEMMERS IS A MILITARY REDNECK WHO HARRASSES LAWFUL CIVILIANS,
and who acts consistently in such a manner and as such represents a threat
to the independent nature of the U.S.C.F. as it forms a pattern that
supports the view that the U.S. military is using their members'
relationships with the U.S.C.F. to spy on civilian members of the U.S.C.F.
and to further more interfere with the internal civilian political affairs
of the U.S.C.F. and its members as such we as members of the Rank and File
of the U.S. Chess Federeation call for the immediate and unconditional
expulsion of all military personel from the our organization as they do not
represent the legitimate interests of U.S.Chess, nor the U.S.Chess, nor the
American peoples, nor the U.S. government but the prejudiced biased views of
the military.

To: militarychess@yahoogroups.com
CC: dee.stanley@...
From: "Matt Nemmers" <qcchess@...> | This is Spam | Add to
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Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 15:18:24 -0600
Subject: [militarychess] Navy & Marine Corps Service
Championship?




Sailors & Marines -

FYI. Not sure exactly what's being planned, but this was news to me
and I thought you all might like the inside track.

Whatever happens, I'd really like to give Ms. Stanley (and Ms. Keaton)
a big hand with getting this tournament off the ground, so I think the more
people we get involved in the planning phase of this the more successful it
will be. Please contact me via email at matthew.nemmers@... or
qcchess@... if you'd be willing to help with promotion and whatever
else she may need. And again, when you Navy guys get a free minute or two,
please drop me an email with your work and civilian email addresses so I can
get an updated list of Navy players to Ms. Stanley.

Take care and have a very Happy New Year!

Best Regards,

PN1(SW) Matt Nemmers


-----Original Message-----
From: Stanley, Dee J CIV
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 8:41
To: Nemmers, Matthew R PN2
Subject: RE: Navy Chess


Hey Matt!
Totally cool to hear from you! Loved the email and truly appreciate
all your enthusiasism and dedication. As a matter of fact, me and Robin
Keaton (Marine Corps) have already discussed this issue. MC does not hold an
elimination tournament either....neither the Navy or MC has ever had enough
participation. We are considering holding a joint one this year. So......my
budget is limited, but I am looking into it. I just wanted to acknowledge
your email at this point...and I will prepare a more thorough response after
the New Year. AND....I will be taking you up on your offers of help....I'll
need it!!!!

And FYI, you used the correct channel to introduce this idea. I am the
correct point of contact. I can also tell you, that I will not be able to
hold two tournament, East and West, as suggested. I definitely do not have
the funding for that. I am hoping to be able to offer assistance on travel
costs...just like with the Interservice and NATO tournaments. The likely
locations would be in Quantico or here in Millington.

Again, once Robin and I reconnect after the holiday season, I will
prepare a more detailed response for you and we will need to solicit
interest level from our Navy and MC players. The target dates are 25 April
through 01 May. The Interservice is 20-25 June, so we need to give time in
between. As you know the NATO tournament this year is in August....early
Aug, like 08-14!!!!!!!!!!

I wish you a very Happy New Year Matt!!!! Mine will be quiet and
subdued....can you believe that shit??????????? What the hell is happening
to me?????????? ;)
Rock On,
Dee
-----Original Message-----
From: Nemmers, Matthew R PN2
Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 12:39
To: Stanley, Dee J CIV
Cc: Choate, Paul L LT; gaidisjp@...;
garciab@...; garrubal@...; FMMagpantay@...;
hm1magpie@...; mayh@...;
john.a.perciballi@...; jawary19@...;
jstaker@...; stakerj@...;
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Subject: Navy Chess


Hi Dee! Hope you're having a great holiday season and getting some
much deserved time off.

I was talking to Master Chief Mark Butler today about the possibly
getting a Navy chess championship tournament organized, one that would serve
as a qualifier for the Interservice Chess Championships in 2004. All the
other branches have one so we thought it'd be cool to jump on the bandwagon.

I know time is of the essence and funding is probably nil, but what
do you think are the possibilities of getting this off the ground, shooting
for the late-April/early-May timeframe? Spread out as we all are, I know
it'd be difficult to get everyone in a central location, so the Master Chief
suggested that we maybe have two events, holding a Navy East and Navy West
tournament in the two major Navy hubs: San Diego and Norfolk.
(Incidentally, I suggest having a Navy Central tournament in Great Lakes due
to my proximity, but that's me.) :)

I know you're spread pretty thin and have little time to devote to
something like this at this late date, but I would be more than willing to
help out in any way I can, even in the organization and direction (e.g.
being the TD) of any event(s) you think we could pull off. I imagine Dr.
Perciballi would be game to help out considering everything he's done for
Navy chess in the past, but I know he's a busy man. However, I'm sure there
are others out there who would be willing to lend a hand.

The format could be a three-day, six-round tournament with a
time-control of 40/2, SD/60 -- that's my suggestion. It's a lot of chess to
pack into three days, but not all commands are very eager to let their
people go to play chess, especially not twice or three times a year,
depending on whether they make the Navy team and consequently move on to
play at NATO. I'd like to meet somewhere in the middle so as not to be a
burden on the commands yet allow people to participate if they're able to.
Funding seems to be the biggest issue, but personally, I would make every
effort to play even if I had to take leave or go no-cost TAD.

I'm including a list of Navy players and their contact information
(current to the best of my knowledge) for your (and everyone else's) info.
I've got an email out to the Yahoo! group "militarychess" asking for Navy
players to send me their updated contact info and will get the ones I
receive to you once I've consolidated the roster.

Finally, I wonder what needs to happen in order to get this off the
ground? I'm aware of all the things a director/organizer needs to do to run
a tournament, but I'm curious about the MWR side of the house. If we wanted
to do this -- and ideally, get MWR to foot the bill! -- how would we go
about requesting it? Is there a form or letter we'd need to fill out? I
could contact the MWR coordinators at San Diego, Norfolk or wherever it's
decided to be held to get the location, but I don't want to skip any steps
or jump any chains of command, so any info you can get me would be greatly
appreciated.

Anyways, sorry to be so long-winded. Hope you and your family are
doing great and I'm looking forward to seeing you again real soon! Take
care.

Best,

Matt Nemmers



Very Respectfully,

PN1(SW) Matt Nemmers
Personnel Officer
Naval & Marine Corps Reserve Center
Rock Island, Illinois
(309) 782-6084, DSN 793-6084




"Matt Nemmers" <qcchess@...> wrote in message
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> Is this available for purchase now?
>
> Regards,
>
> Matt
>
>
> "GrantPerks" <gperks2@...> wrote in message
> news:20030811201406.09823.00001859@....
> > I just received copies of the 5th edition of the Rulebook. 17 page index
> is
> > impressive, although I couldn't find the first two items I wanted to
> research.
> >
> > The only thing I find that is a negative is the glow in the dark cover
> that
> > Random House picked.
> >
> > I guess, if the lights go out in the tournament hall, we can still read
> the
> > rules.
> >
> > Grant Perks
>
>
"Matt Nemmers" <qcchess@...> wrote in message
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> "sandirhodes" <rhoessandi@...> wrote in message
> news:p_n_a.345658$o86.241591@....
> >
> > Well??????
> > --
>
> Hey "Sandi!"
>
> It was an absolutely phenomenal experience....I got my ass handed to me,
but
> as the lowest-rated player there, I could hardly expect to pull off any
> miracles. There were only four players (including myself) below Class
'A',
> and of the remaining 20, ten were experts. I did, however, manage to
score
> two points in the nine round event -- four draws. I told myself that if I
> even scored one point I'd consider it a successful tournament and I
managed
> to double that, so I'm taking this as an excellent learning experience.
> (Can't really take it as anything else though, huh?) Didn't even finish
> last.....a Marine Corps Staff Sergeant took that honor. (I keep telling
> people when they ask how I did, "I came in second..........to last.")
>
> The Air Force once again took home braggin' rights, scoring 35.5 points.
> They were followed semi-closely by the Navy which scored 29, the Army
which
> scored 23, and Uncle Sam's Misguided Children took up the rear, scoring
> 20.5. Hoo-rah, Devil Dogs. :)
>
> The team that will be representing the United States at the NATO Chess
> Championships next month will be comprised of six people, four from the
Air
> Farce and two from the Navy. They are:
>
> PN1(SW) Narciso Victoria, USN;
> HM1 Froilan Magpantay, USN;
> TSgt Leroy Hill, Jr., USAF;
> Maj Douglas Taffinder, USAF;
> Col (Dr.) Sam Echaure, USAF; and
> TSgt Dan Ranario, USAF;
>
> Alternates: CAPT (Dr.) John Perciballi, USN; SSgt Nathaniel Ola, USAF
>
> I hope they really kick some ass over there in Denmark. Last year the
U.S.
> gave their best performance in the tournaments 43 year history, coming in
> second behind Germany. The Fatherland is looking to be our toughest
> competition this year as well.
>
> All in all, it was a very professionally run event. Every day they had
> fresh fruit cut up for us, Krispy Kreme doughnuts available, fresh coffee
> brewing, soda, and a roped-off skittles area for us to use -- all free of
> charge. They even had the expensive wooden Drueke sets and boards set up
at
> each table, with a mini-flag of your branch of service next to your color
on
> your board. Pairings were posted promptly, the room was quiet, the
lighting
> was perfect, and everything you could possibly want during your game (save
a
> laptop with Fritz running) was available for use. A top-notch event.
Many
> props to the MWR Reps at Camp Lejeune for making this such a memorable
> event. It truly was a class-act -- everyone, regardless of rating, was
> treated like a Grandmaster.
>
> I made some great friends over there and learned quite a bit (like how to
> lose a won position, up the exchange in an endgame, against a 1966-player
by
> munching insignificant pawns). I really hope to improve my game this year
> and make next year's Navy team again. Hopefully I'll get good enough to
> make the NATO Team before I retire. (But I'm not holding my breath.)
>
> I'll post some pics from the tournament on our website shortly and post a
> link here in case anyone's interested. Take care!
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Matt
>
>
"Matt Nemmers" <qcchess@...> wrote in message
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> "The Masked Bishop" <tmb@...> wrote in message
> news:1VEIb.16550$aw2.9774205@....
> > You know Jerry, you and I actually are very close politically. But your
> > whole approach, using Nazi imagery and fascist metaphors to dramatize
your
> > political point, is incredibly damaging to the leftist cause. You are
> > correctly perceived by fence-sitters as a hysteric, an irrational
> demagogue,
> > just the kind of liberal they fear. You do our cause no good service
with
> > your pseudo-Germanic wordplay and insistence that this county is now
akin
> to
> > Nazi Germany. You cheapen the good work that is being done on the Left
by
> > people who really care, and who really are trying to make a difference.
> Your
> > own self-dramatization, as some kind of martyr to public demonstration,
> does
> > nothing to illustrate the very real issues and concerns that
left-thinking
> > people have about our government and its leaders. You serve your own
ego,
> > and nothing else.
> >
> > No-one can care about the potential legitimacy of your complaints
because
> > your presentation is so childish, inappropriate, and self-absorbed. You
> are
> > destructive to the very causes you claim to champion. Indeed, you are
> > Reichsfuhrer Ashcroft's best friend, for all he has to do is point to
> people
> > like you and say "is that the kind of person who should select our
> leaders?
> > Are those the notions that should guide our governance?" And when they
> turn
> > to regard you, clownish Cassandra, how easy it is to say no.
> >
> > TMB
>
> Bravo, TMB. Bra-VO.
>
> Regards,
>
> Matt
>
>




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