Dear Mr. Anonymous

A courageous reader by the name of Anonymous has submitted an identical comment under several recent posts on this blog.

Since no simple synopsis on my part could possibly do justice to the comment's wit ("Mr. Munchkin"), wide-ranging literary allusions (Captain Ahab), and logic (Mr. Anonymous doesn't seem to grasp that the objectors' beef is with the way the class was represented by its own purported lawyers and representatives, not with settlement moves the defendants made in their own interests), you should just read it for yourself if you're interested.

Two statements by Mr. Anonymous call for a wider airing. One is his attack on the record of the objectors' excellent attorney, Charles Chalmers. I'll get to that in the near future.

The other is this:

I have been assured in writing that the Category C claims will not, under any circumstances, be reduced. All the claims are now in Mr. Munchkin. It is a fact that the Category C claims will be paid in full. There are no surprises in this area, so stop misleading everyone into thinking that there will be a reduction in Category C claims.

Evidently, Mr. Anonymous is privy to information inaccessible to the rest of us. I therefore ask him to share with all of us the documents in which he has "been assured in writing that the Category C claims will not, under any circumstances, be reduced."