Thread: Nov 24 for re-mention of BM's case

Originally Posted by surfer1

So where is the $3 billion he said he had?

I think the clue is in your own question. He said he had it, doesn't mean he every actually did.

All that was, is the effect of ROL added on everyones account daily,and compounded.Nothing to do with real money.Just numbers on a screen actually.
Make a good title for a book

No, Dreamer. No one would believe me!

Hmmm perhaps that is not a crazy thought after all for a title: No one would believe me!


YB.

People keep posting that we knew there were risks. Well, with any type investment that is certainly true. But I wish the "risks" would have been like interest rates, etc instead of dishonesty, theft and mismanagement. Those risks are much harder for me personally to deal with. Not that Bryan is necessarily guilty of those aspects, but currently they seem to have been the actual risks we were dealing with.

Originally Posted by DebRist

People keep posting that we knew there were risks. Well, with any type investment that is certainly true. But I wish the "risks" would have been like interest rates, etc instead of dishonesty, theft and mismanagement. Those risks are much harder for me personally to deal with. Not that Bryan is necessarily guilty of those aspects, but currently they seem to have been the actual risks we were dealing with.

I am sure you wouldn't have invested nor I if we were told "Hey, there's a risk I'll be dishonest." But you don't suddenly be dishonest, to me it seem like this was what BM was up to. I know he certainly didn't plan on getting stuck with his hand in the cookie jar.

We will get to know the truth once the trial begins.

Take care. Free your mind from PIPS for a change, less grey hair.

theBat$

Originally Posted by YogiBrood

Hmmm perhaps that is not a crazy thought after all for a title: No one would believe me!


YB.

That idea might be pinched Yogi Could that be the title of BM's new book?

Originally Posted by DebRist

People keep posting that we knew there were risks. Well, with any type investment that is certainly true. But I wish the "risks" would have been like interest rates, etc instead of dishonesty, theft and mismanagement. Those risks are much harder for me personally to deal with. Not that Bryan is necessarily guilty of those aspects, but currently they seem to have been the actual risks we were dealing with.

Exactly,

This has become painfully obvious over the past couple years, for none of us would have trusted the word of Bryan if we had known he was a pathological liar, the worst kind for the believe all of what they say. It is a real sickness, and the most difficult liar to uncover as they are always so convincing.

Good luck to all, Mike

Originally Posted by Offshore-Wealth.com

Exactly,

This has become painfully obvious over the past couple years, for none of us would have trusted the word of Bryan if we had known he was a pathological liar, the worst kind for the believe all of what they say. It is a real sickness, and the most difficult liar to uncover as they are always so convincing.

Good luck to all, Mike

This is true, Bryan would say ANYTHING to perpetuate the lie, while he was saying it he properly didn't even feel like he was lying, as long as money was flowing into his account and he was getting such a positive response from the, "devoted". He was King, his word was all that counted ( remember if you didn't hear from me it isn't true). He was promising the world right up to his arrest, all the while he knew there was no money, no gold , no insurance policy and was stealing from Pic Pay, loading his own accounts with other's monies at the same time..
I always thought Bryan was either Genius or an *****....now I know he is not a genius
What I really wonder about now is how the F*** did he think that he would get away with this. What was his END game...Did he even have one?

Right now I don't think he did, unles he expect's the courts to go easy on him and in a few years he'll be able to spend the monies I believe he has stashed away during all his travels.

Originally Posted by boatman

This is true, Bryan would say ANYTHING to perpetuate the lie, while he was saying it he properly didn't even feel like he was lying, as long as money was flowing into his account and he was getting such a positive response from the, "devoted". He was King, his word was all that counted ( remember if you didn't hear from me it isn't true). He was promising the world right up to his arrest, all the while he knew there was no money, no gold , no insurance policy and was stealing from Pic Pay, loading his own accounts with other's monies at the same time..
I always thought Bryan was either Genius or an *****....now I know he is not a genius
What I really wonder about now is how the F*** did he think that he would get away with this. What was his END game...Did he even have one?

Right now I don't think he did, unles he expect's the courts to go easy on him and in a few years he'll be able to spend the monies I believe he has stashed away during all his travels.

Exactly,

That was the question I often asked, as well as others when we first were suspecting this was a scam. I would say over and over trying to believe in PIPS, and I kept coming back to this very issue, you would have to be crazy to be so visible if you were going to rip everyone off.

Well, when I finally put the pieces together, it became obvious he was a full blown pathological liar, and that is the answer everyone was looking for, but never knew. Most would just refer back to why he didn't take the money and run sooner than he did, and this is now obvious, he didn't think anyone could stop him, and if those who were in from the beginning may recall, he use to brag about this fact.

No one of sound mind could possibly think they can rip off everyone in plain site and not get taken down for it. Even the best rip off artists and crooks know this, but Bryan, he was immune to this thought process, and that is why pathological liars are considered sick, ill, not of sound mind, etc. Bryan fits the mold perfectly, so it makes you wonder about Sharon, was she the real crook in this deal?

No matter how much you want to believe in this guy, and we all did at one time or another, there is no way to detect a pathological liar until you uncover a pattern of lies, but just as Bryan was a liar, most were just as guilty to ignore the lies that were constantly being uncovered day by day as early as the very first convention. It still amazes me some believe, but that is human nature, we don't want to stop the dream, for once we do, then it becomes a nightmare, and who wants to live with that?

Good luck to all, Mike