So nowhere does it specify or even suggest that the abs should not be flexed in the front relaxed on the contrary it says the competitor should attempt to contract as many of the frontal muscles as possible.
Front Lat Spread<----Good job, savage powers of observation there bobs
Standing facing the judges, with feet a short distance apart, the competitor will place the hands, preferably clenched, against the lower waist and will expand the latissimus muscles. At the same time, the competitor should attempt to contract as many other frontal muscles as possible. The judge should first see whether the competitor can show a good spread of the latissimus muscles, thereby creating a V-shaped torso. Then the judge should continue with the head to feet survey as in the first pose, noting first the general aspects and then concentrating on the more detailed aspects of the various muscle groups.
Idiot, way to quote the FLS and not the front relaxed because it shows Nasser is hitting the pose not only WRONG, but in a way that he should be warned of doing it incorrectly. But Im sure your whole "politics" cry wont be valid when Nasser is the one on the recieving end, right?
Quarter Turn Front:
Facing the front of the stage, relaxed erect stance, head and eyes facing the same direction as the body, heels together, feet inclined outward at a 30° angle, knees together and unbent, stomach in, chest out, shoulders back, both arms hanging relaxed and at the side along the center-line of the body, elbows slightly bent, thumbs and fingers together, palms facing the body, hands slightly cupped, tips of the fingers resting lightly on the hips. This position is a relaxed stance. Flexing of the muscles is prohibited. Competitors who fail to adopt the proper stance will receive one warning.

And dont give me that bullshit about "I was talking about this", you were clearly talking about the Front Relaxed as that was what the whole fucking argument was about. Jesus Christ.
Waiting for you to spin how Nasser isnt hitting the pose wrong as fuck.