Re: False experts

From: AnonDoll (anondoll_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 02/27/05 

Date: 26 Feb 2005 17:28:15 -0800

"An expert should not make any mistakes..."

You should take your own advice. If you're such an "expert" in regards
to uncovering the truth about anti-cultists, perhaps you would do well
to 1) try citing more than one source (particularly such a weak one)
and 2) attempt constructing logical arguments instead of sounding off
like a hysterical nitwit.

I thought you had a framed husband to save? If the poor man is accused
of murder (*your* murder, no less), surely you have better things to be
doing than spamming a message board? Battling the legal system on
behalf of someone wrongly accused of a crime is tough enough, even with
knowing where they are; to save a wrongly accused person *without*
knowing where they are located or held must certainly be a far great
challenge. If your time is being spent here, it seems at the expense
of the person you claim you are trying to locate, reunite with, and
save.

Perhaps a reevaluation of your priorities are in order? Your own
actions defy The Code of Honour, making you anything but a
Scientologist.

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