Dreamer, for once, I agree with you. However true your statement is as true as true gets, IMO, it has nothing to do with Wave, nada.
There never was a connection, despite the many hints and insinuations to the contrary. The connection was imaginary, as was the construct of the US Govt killing Wave because the various intel agencies wanted a back door in. It was a tale made up by liars and validated by even bigger liars. And it worked.
If one went through the basic assumptions the most hard-core of the supporters operated upon, maybe one in ten had some semblance to the truth.
Even for those of us used to traveling in strange lands and dark places, Wave was so out there, it was always out of register. It was a bizarre world hovering on some rippling gravity wave, supported by the rising heated air of perma-dream, pumping out cornucopias of riches and tethered to imagination, not reality.
When one tried to grasp its essence, it dissipated quicker than the swamp gas it was tied to in hyperbole. Only true believers could 'see' the golden path past logic and reality, to the vast trove of treasure awaiting each and every shareholder if they only had the'patience' to see it through.
And just when spirits were lowest, they ebbed so far, they hit bottom--at that precise magic moment, a magnificent rumor floated through the highly charged air, crackling with potential. Wave was about to be swept up in the grandest dreams of all...except, the only sweeping was the shareholders fighting over the few crumbs from the real world.
So the marked ones shook upside down their seat cushions, checked pockets of little-worn jackets-- harvesting dimes and quarters to buy more shares.
Some, like the sad, poor and late Wildman had swallowed the dream hook, line, sinker and bobber--he had at one time, a million shares. They were going to be the new billionaires--only 'don't listen to the disgruntled critics who say it is all BS'.
There were real consequences. Wildman, like many, bet it all on a classic con, aided and abetted by those who purported to steer them to the promised land, but were part of the plan to milk the unwary and stuff them full of illusions and wild dreams in return for their hard cash--half a billion bucks worth.
Wavedreamer, you believed. You spent your days searching the Net for Wave connections. And of all the connections you turned up, what has come of any of them? Your convincing arguments?
There's enough to sift through the wreckage and look back from either side of the aisle. Perspective is about all that is left. I don't think any legal action will happen, although it sure should.
Perhaps those most in need of a rich and painful lesson, may actually ask themselves how it went so wrong and wrong for so long.
Blue
