Talk:David Manker Abshire

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[edit] TELL THE WIKITRUTH

Why did this guy (David M. Abshire), through the Richard Lounsbery Foundation, give 40,000 USD to Wikipedia? Is there such a thing as a free lunch with a free Ferrari? Does the Alfalfa Club have anything to do with alfalfa? And is "public diplomacy" a thing of the past nowadays, seeing that the United States Information Agency was abolished in 1999? I'm wondering. -Dna4salE 01:20, 19 April 2006 (UTC)