CMKM Diamonds Inc. (fka CMKX)

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By: fungagain


BTW, it was not Urban who sent the boxes of evidence It was an attorney who sent the boxes. Urban was very sloppy. Kevin claims in his haste to leave, Urban got rid of expensive furniture very next to nothing.

as UC just handed over the keys to him along with boxes of evidence which might be used against him. Very suspicious.


By: fungagain
31 May 2012, 12:30 PM CDT
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kilroy.....your whole point is idiotic. First off, much has been learned by not only the public over the years. When CMKX started all this garbage, they were pretty much pioneers. It started for them with PCBM then grew bigger with this round. It should have been obvious to the most naive of investors it was a scam.
You obviously chose to be greedy, and now you're mad because you weren't protected from yourself. Much like someone who gets screwed by a Nigerian letter, you want to be bailed out from your poor choices.
The SEC was supposed to police the market, but the Mob and lowlifes discovered that people could be taken in by small penny scams that added up to millions. When the SEC first halted the trading, that should have told you all you needed to know, but I'll bet you were one of them who complained about it, weren't you?
Now, isn't Edwards sitting in a prison? Didn't Kevin West come in and calm you all down from pursuing some sort of legal action against Urbie? Didn't Frizzy convince you all this was legit?
Quit blaming the only source who attempted to help you. Put the blame where it belongs.


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By: Kilroy.Sanddfoil
31 May 2012, 01:23 PM CDT
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Funagain, YOUR whole post is idiotic and presumptuous. First off, your second sentence seems fragmented. CMKX wasn't a "pioneer"... Michael Milken "pioneered" long before UC & JE. If it "should have been obvious to the most naive of investors it was a scam", then it should have been obvious to the SEC as well, yet they allowed tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars to leave the pockets of investors. I didn't choose to be greedy (are all investors "greedy"?), and I'm not mad because I wasn't protected from myself. I didn't rob myself. I was robbed by others under the auspices of the SEC, who abetted the robbers by giving investors a false sense of security due to their mission statement.

"The SEC was supposed to police the market, but the Mob and lowlifes discovered that people could be taken in by small penny scams that added up to millions". I agree. So you're saying that the SEC mandated police work sucked, right? I agree.

I never complained about the SEC halting the trading. Not at all. I looked forward to it so that forensic accounting of the share structure could be done. So, you're presumptuously wrong again. IS Edwards sitting in a prison? I have no evidence of that. He may have been arrested, but with his hidden millions, I'm sure he could have made bail. If he were in custody, why has he not been extradited back to the U.S. for "swift justice? Kevin West did NOT calm me down at all. I was leery of him from the beginning, as UC just handed over the keys to him along with boxes of evidence which might be used against him. Very suspicious. BF did NOT convince me this was legit. In fact, he was in bed with KW & apparently UC. However, I WAS willing to give $25 to ANYONE who acted like they might dig up the facts since the SEC wasn't doing their job.

I DO put the blame where it belongs... the taxpayer funded policing entity who failed (1) to stop the crime from happening, (2) to freeze the outflow of investor money, and (3) who failed to extradite and promptly prosecute the perpetrators. You're obviously in bed with this inept if not collusive failure of a regulatory body. Daily I read of their settling for 10% of the loot without criminal prosecution of the thieves destroying the integrity of our markets. But, you seem to have no problem with them at all. That's very suspicious. ROFLMAO!


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By: fungagain
31 May 2012, 02:28 PM CDT
Rating: Msg. 1096771 of 1096854
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kilroy....boy, talk about fragmented sentences, you're all over the place. But nonetheless....

I find reading your posts most interesting, throughout you claim to have known what you were doing. All along you recognized the fraud that you succumbed to, and yet you just keep going along with it. You recognized Frizzy was a scammer, but you gave him $25 anyway? How can I take anything else you say seriously? That's like saying, "I know the SuperBowl tickets I bought were counterfeit, but I really wanted to see the game".
So, you are more clever than most in your ignorance. Congrats.
Once again, over the years the SEC has had to learn right along with everyone else. No, Michael Milken never traded penny stocks. In fact, once upon a time, a penny stock was any stock under $3. Milken was scamming in high yield bonds. Do some research.
Your constant need to blame the SEC for not protecting you better rings pretty weak when you admit to continuing to allow yourself to be scammed, even though you knew the truth.
And no, I have no ties nor allegiance to anything. Why does it seem to shock the typical Xer that a perfectly normal person can recognize a scam without being somehow involved in some secret plot?
It's called common sense.

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