Yeah well.. I will truly miss the moderate and toughtfull reactions around here, bigopie. Don't forget to buy flowers for the horse you rode in on.
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20-08-2006, 08:55 AM #31
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20-08-2006, 09:47 AM #32
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I guess you are talking to me, right? I agree with almost everything you wrote. The decision of bringing truth to light is always right psychologically to most people. I just don't like the execution. I was as much shocked by bryan's response as I was with mareks. They both behaved like children. But to me personally this is all besides the point. Since the investigation by BNM is of an official nature I want to know the outcome more then I want to know what BM is eating for lunch right now. I wasn't planning on investing anywhere on the net because it is a pirates nest. I started with pips 2 months after it opened and I was still late. I read every post on that forum because at that time I was ill. I know who is who by their writing style and I have copy/pasted a lot of stuff just to read it again or send it to friends. I never showed my knowledge because I don't have the time nor the inclination to answer any question of way back when. I can tell you pips was genuine. You could tell by the frantic reactions given by the media. You could tell by how the banks started to sabotage things. Pips wasn't to good to be true, pips was shaking things up with the establishment. Pips was scaring some powerfull instances shitless. There were huge scams going on right there and then, some maybe even bigger then pips but noone in the media reported on them. When you see these things happen right in front of your eyes ..you start to wonder. Now I just want to know what BNM's conclusion will be because that IS where it will become truly interesting. Then you will know if you've been had. It won't be by BM though. He failed because he never was supposed to win (that's my answer on his integrity).This forum just lost everything what was worth coming back for. So, how would I have done this? First of all, BM didn't come here anymore because of marek and some members. RC is not the only forum on the net about pips. It just isn't. Since I am not marek my relationship with BM would have been different. But then again I would never have started a forum.
After the pips forum shutdown I missed that sense of community it had. I even saved a man's life by working together with some members to have that particular person looked after. I thought rolclub would be nice, I was in another one but got banned (thanks to you mike, but no hard feelings; I would never join a club who wouldn't have me as a member). I just have to move on. I am not looking for a leader or another bogus investment so why hang out here. Only the BNM verdict interests me.
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21-08-2006, 12:51 AM #33
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I would like to interject a thought. Everytime that Bryan Marsden gave a written explanation within the PIPS website, his written words (verbage), used eloquent British English. The content of any sentence was carefully put to type and, there were no grammatical errors.
All of the supposed recent communications between any member and Bryan Marsdan, must be, has to be a rouse. You cannot be born a British citizen, and refuse to express yourself in perfectly written word. It simply isn't the British way. I would suggest that a grammatical test be applied to any communication that is being presented as BM.
It certaintly makes sense that if your second language were english, then grammatical errors are a common by-product within the transition of language.
In other words, the person or persons posing as Bryan Marsden on the internet, has english as a second, third language. IMHO.
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21-08-2006, 01:05 AM #34
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Hehe... I can also say with full confidence that you were unfortunate or perhaps NOT at all... nonetheless, if you had, not only would you have realised his teen background as a "miner's son" but also, he had made to a high level within the industry creating architectural and engineering projects...which left him barely time to polish his English caliber as one would expect from a born Brit.
However, I won't think your suggestion would fall onto eager ears to consider this option for if you had indeed met BM and/or been to any of the conventions hosting his presence, you would understand why English is his mother tongue but spoken from a miner's background.
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21-08-2006, 01:11 AM #35
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We as pips members have a need to seek the truth. Bryan and Sharon are either, being restrained from communicating on the internet, on the run, dead or incarcerated. But one thing is for certain, Bryan Marsdan has not been on the internet since August of last year. A Brit would not present himself as an incompetent writer, especially, when money and the power of freedom it encompasses is so gravely at stake. PIPS IMHO, will be back. Take heed, watch for proper british english in written word, that will be Bryan.
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21-08-2006, 01:14 AM #36
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I would agree with you Yogi, if it were not for the copies of all the transcripts of the PIPS forum venue. There are no grammatical errors from the administrator of the PIPS forum, namely Bryan Marsdan
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21-08-2006, 01:31 AM #37
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To Yogi,
Your Shakesperian eloquence, leaves one amiss.
No one, with anything of importance to communicate as a thought in written word, would use Old English supposition. Thanks for biography lesson, but I too came from humble beginnings. My english is just fine, and my punctuation is nearly correct.
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