Hobbit my little friend

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Your use of the term herding, at least in regards to me, is a perversion of the truth. I have no youtube page, no agenda. I enjoy AP/PK's work, but am in no way tied to him in any fashion other than occasional correspondence.

You imply a coordinated effort on my behalf to convince people into a "box" of certain beliefs . This is where the dishonesty plays in. Simply because it's not true and you present it as truth.

Lies are potentially being told by some on this forum, robbing hard working people of their finances. If you think I'm the problem, I suggest you re-evaluate.

If you wish to take offense, which it appears you have, then that's on you partner.

I believe my posting history shows support of your views, in fact, applauding quite a few.

However, I don't have time to lock horns with you over your inability to understand you're not relevant to what I'm discussing.

I am not your "little friend"


I have no idea about what PK reports about, and if anyone puts money into anything in an attempt to gain financially, then they are basically buying a lottery ticket, and the chances are slim to non existent.


I don't have any interest in what You are supporting PK about, but You and He are infecting threads with such content, open another thread as this , then fine, otherwise I view any that SHOUT about others efforts as disinformation agents.


hobbit

you wear your offenses like a badge of courage, kudos. It serves as a great bulls eye.

when making statements that begin with "I have no idea..." or "I don't have any interest...", I generally regard the source as highly speculative with ulterior motives other than being objective. So perhaps it is you, trying to muddy the waters of the true issue I outlined here earlier, that is the disinformation agent.  

your sound theory on expectations from ROI, which is "...if anyone puts money into anything in an attempt to gain financially, then they are basically buying a lottery ticket...", is intriguing. I wonder how you think retirement investing works. They just throws darts at a board with names of companies on it?

You have a juvenile view of the ethics in financial investing. I cringe at the prospect of you sanctioning potentially unethical behavior with the quip in my previous paragraph. Shame on you.

Anyways, it's good to see you have thin skin. Carry on. Hope the US federal govt gets you a check cut soon for all your hard disinfo work...a terrible shame this shutdown.

Best,
GC

What, I could have gotten paid for all this SHIT I wrote????!!!!!

I am being robbed

What a bargain they got with my stupid ass.

Sorry ol goat

No retro either.

Relax...

No problemos.

Maya isn’t the illusion, you are!

Money means nothing to me.

I only see the center of the flower.

Yeah no retro either guess your work is done Smelly!
I can still smell the spook on you. SNIIIIIIIIFFFFF!!!!!
What did Smelly do? Who did Smelly work for?

Smelly is a def a govt agent. Probably a MK Ultra product.

Atomic Brando though....he is freedom manifest.

Smelly is not an agent, bahahahaha.

He is a product of nature, a free ranger, totally natural.

MK is not ready for the smelly goat.

Dan can’t handle the goat either.

The smelly one has told you the truth, at least how he experienced it.  

Look where his signs and dancing point, if you want to know your self.

AB is no one.

Wait if AB is no one and smelly goat is...who am I?

What the goat bleated.

The goat has the biggest mouth.

Well I meant Eric Garza either way...

Reptile wrote:Well I meant Eric Garza either way...

Oh him, he’s relaxing. He’s just a mirage. There is a bit of sleight of hand at play.

The Prestige takes full commitment.

“Every great magic trick consists of three parts or acts. The first part is called "The Pledge". The magician shows you something ordinary: a deck of cards, a bird or a man. He shows you this object. Perhaps he asks you to inspect it to see if it is indeed real, unaltered, normal. But of course... it probably isn't. The second act is called "The Turn". The magician takes the ordinary something and makes it do something extraordinary. Now you're looking for the secret... but you won't find it, because of course you're not really looking. You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled. But you wouldn't clap yet. Because making something disappear isn't enough; you have to bring it back. That's why every magic trick has a third act, the hardest part, the part we call "The Prestige".”

—Christopher Priest, The Prestige

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