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[Christopher McCandless]

Well if you are short of people you could always get people from WP and call yourself commandente

Though you probably could do it with 20 people if they were armed and well trained and resourced. Getting the money together would become more of an issue, but if you are determined there are ways around it.

It's hard to find 20 Aspies of which most are elite soldiers. Better to set for 50-100 with guns and enough money.

So all we would need is an organisation initially - personally I think it would be easier to take a parents organisation which is well funded and syphon some money out of it. The NAS in the Uk would be a prime target.

[TheoK]

So all we would need is an organisation initially - personally I think it would be easier to take a parents organisation which is well funded and syphon some money out of it. The NAS in the Uk would be a prime target.

Do you think you could found an Aspie society with a parents' organisation? 

[Christopher McCandless]

So all we would need is an organisation initially - personally I think it would be easier to take a parents organisation which is well funded and syphon some money out of it. The NAS in the Uk would be a prime target.

Do you think you could found an Aspie society with a parents' organisation? 

Easily if you take it over - its only a parents organisation unoffically and they publically say they want people on the spectrum to get more involved. All we would have to do is show up with 100 or so people at an annual meeting and quietly vote ourselves in. Then over 3 years we could have appointed ourselves the trustees of a £70m a year organisation.

[TheoK]

Easily if you take it over - its only a parents organisation unoffically and they publically say they want people on the spectrum to get more involved. All we would have to do is show up with 100 or so people at an annual meeting and quietly vote ourselves in. Then over 3 years we could have appointed ourselves the trustees of a £70m a year organisation.

£70 millions? 

[Christopher McCandless]

Easily if you take it over - its only a parents organisation unoffically and they publically say they want people on the spectrum to get more involved. All we would have to do is show up with 100 or so people at an annual meeting and quietly vote ourselves in. Then over 3 years we could have appointed ourselves the trustees of a £70m a year organisation.

£70 millions? 

Yup - not kidding at all:
http://www.guidestar.org.uk/gs_summary.aspx?CCReg=269425

[TheoK]

Damnit, almost a billion kronor! We must get our hands on those money! 

[Christopher McCandless]

Damnit, almost a billion kronor! We must get our hands on those money! 

Join up if you want a share of the pie. I am weighing up getting membership too.

[TheoK]

Do they allow foreginers from cowardly countries? 

[Christopher McCandless]

Do they allow foreginers from cowardly countries? 

Of course we do, I think even a Somailian can join.

[TheoK]

But they spend most of that money on charity. That must go into our pockets instead. How do they get hold of that money to start with?

[Christopher McCandless]

But they spend most of that money on charity. That must go into our pockets instead. How do they get hold of that money to start with?

Corporate donations and sponsorship, plus they run several schools. The details should be all there if you dig around with that link a little.

There is nothing to stop whoever is in charge syphoning money off for various valid causes though

[TheoK]

That seems good, though I don't think it will be that easy to infiltrate it, but we could give it a try.

[Christopher McCandless]

That seems good, though I don't think it will be that easy to infiltrate it, but we could give it a try.

Its a massive organisation, it should be reasonably easy to sneak in without anyone noticing. We would need to do a little reconnaissance to finalise a plan though. 

[TheoK]

 

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