He didn't mention the "secret agenda" to me, Cali. It was discussed with all Trustees at the inception of RDF - and Dawkins had made a point of intending to disclose the fact, at least in part, with all future Trustees, so that they could be aware that RDF was
supposed to be semi-corrupt, and they weren't just imagining things.
He did this, I might add, through "secret email addresses" so that he
really wouldn't be caught. Totally discreet...
The trouble is that they'd have a much easier time denying all this now, had Robin Elisabeth Cornwell not subpœna'd the former Trustee, Karen Owens, during the initial Timonen lawsuit.
Cornwell had alleged, insanely, nine months into that lawsuit, that RDF had no record of the (nonexistent) contractual agreement requiring Timonen to share profits with RDF - but that Karen Owens
did possess such records of information.
The long and short of it is that Karen Owens was essentially forced to submit a statement, under penalty of perjury, in which she had to reveal the existence of the "secret email addresses" her former employer used to correspond with her. And needless to say, Josh's lawyers had to fact-check Owens' claim before submitting the statement - and that involved a little forensic analysis of some of the actual emails.
See
Exhibit E - Declaration of Karen Owens