Here is another example. Kilroy wants to give the impression that you were in court under oath giving testimony in favor of Tony Elgindy. When in fact, you only wrote a sentencing letter to Judge Dearie (which is quite common for people to do).
Now if kilroy would take the time to do some research he would find comments from Judge Dearie that were much more favorable of Elgindy's acumen than you wrote. Judge Dearie even made the comment that scam stocks should be shorted. What Judge Dearie and others found appalling was Elgindy's lack of remorse. So Dearie rightly gave Elgindy a tough sentence.
By: kcab_syorlik 15 Jun 2011, 01:16 PM EDT Rating: Msg. 1022758 of 1022859
Quote from last night's Chapter 16 by Mark Mitchell:
"We have also seen that some of the Hamas leaders at that meeting in Philadelphia received considerable financial support from a number of famously destructive market manipulators–including Anthony Elgindy, Rafi Khan, Rene Hamouth, and others–with ties to both the jihad and organized crime."
Quote from Janice Shell's voluntary testimony at Elgindy's sentencing:
"I’ve known Tony (Amr) Elgindy for about eight years . . (through) the Silicon Investor financial message board. The Tony Elgindy that I know helped expose a great many scams. While his activities in this line may have hurt some individual shareholders, in the long run they were of help to the financial markets and to the investing public in general.
I wasn’t a member of his ‘club’, but I knew many members, and I most certainly did not and do not believe it was the evil cabal that some have described. My impression is that it was a fairly ordinary, if rather pricey, investment club, to which members contributed information, research and stock picks."
Nobody on this board is so criminally complicit (or ignorant or insane) as to make such a ridiculous statement in court under oath. Of course, an oath means nothing to such an infamous habitual liar. LOL!
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