Not exactly.
He began with "I don't know all the facts," and then followed that with a statement that shouldn't be made unless he knew all the facts.
Couple that with a tap-dance instead of an apology, and you have one Mess...official size and weight.
If I say I don't know all the facts and you take my following words as fact, then who is at fault? Not the guy who said I don't have all the facts.
I can agree, he shouldn't have spoken but the facts are he placed a disclaimer before his words.
And, I was not involved so I can't judge ones apology as being a "tap dance" since that is really between the people involved and not us. If Crowley says his apology was sufficient, the rest of us should leave it at that.
Mt 18:15 Moreover if thy brother shall trespass against thee, go and tell him his fault between thee and him alone: if he shall hear thee, thou hast gained thy brother.
You know what this verse doesn't say? It doesn't say "if he shall hear thee until others are satisfied". It says "if he shall hear THEE". The person trespassed is the only one who counts according to this passage. It is only if Crowley isn't satisfied that others begin getting involved.
What you guys are being is a agitator. You have your nose bent out of shape when it's not your fight.
Now that is scripture...