Topic: ♦♦♦BITSTONE♦BST♦♦NEW DEVELOPMENT CURRENTLY UNDERWAY♦♦NO PREMINE♦♦ NO ICO♦♦♦ - page 2. (Read 15169 times)

That is a lie Paul, you have made a lot of accusations of this being a scam - you have no intention of investing -

from the movie "Stomp the Yard"

 "I done already schooled you once homeboy, how many lesson you wanna learn?"

At present I am trying to get answers to some things proclaimed in the BitStone Whitepaper and here in this thread which do not make any sense. I will make my own informed decision on whether or not I will proceed with any investment after doing my own investigation. I have not recieved a proper answer to a single question posed so far. Along those lines, I am still waiting for an answer to this last question that I have about this coin, as it appears to actually be an unregistered security:

Unless you are going to invest in BitStone I think it is best to FUD somewhere else.  Legal access to it does not mean it was not stolen PAUL - Josh Garza did not release those emails

You are not welcome here Paul - I think the Devs and the people that believe in this coin have shown that.  Please go away

This is about TechCrunch from a few years ago - Which as I am sure you are aware Paul - Precedence is important in the legal system:

First, publishing confidential company documents may be trade secret misappropriation under California law (both Twitter and TechCrunch are based in California), assuming the published documents qualify as trade secrets -- that is, information that derives economic value from not being generally known to the public and that is subject to reasonable efforts to maintain its secrecy.

Second, publishing sensitive or embarrassing personal information obtained by the hacker could create liability for invasion of privacy for the publication of private facts. If there's anything in those documents more sensitive than employee meal preferences -- say, social security numbers or health-related information -- TechCrunch would want to avoid publishing it.  Certainly nothing Mr. Arrington has published so far poses any risk in this regard.

Third, receiving the hacked emails might violate criminal law against receipt of stolen property. Section 496 of the California Penal Code makes it a crime to "receive[] any property that has been stolen or that has been obtained in any manner constituting theft or extortion, knowing the property to be so stolen or obtained." Documents can be "property" under statute, but there is some question whether "mere information," rather than the paper it is printed on, can qualify (admittedly, this could be viewed as a pretty outdated distinction).  See People v. Dolbeer, 29 Cal.Rptr. 573, 574-75 (Cal. Ct. App. 1963).

The only guy that has posted on here from the GAW thread (and there are plenty) that has my respect is Scott aka KC6TTR.  At least that guy has the balls to post his FULL name on the forum.  The rest of the guys on here from the GAW thread are cowards.

It is illegal to post stolen information, are you aware of that Paul?  Also I assume you do not reveal your real identity because you are involved in the criminal activity that has taken place on the GAW thread

Yes.

 I have just re-read the last few posts and I do not see any questions of this nature posed anywhere, only derogatory statements claiming that there was criminal activity on my part. In the future, if you are going to reference "unanswered questions" could you please explain where they were posed?

Paul, you are not answering questions- were the emails you post and refer to in the GAW thread obtained legally?  

If this coin is representing value of real property of the members issuing and selling this coin, does that make it a security? From what I can see, it looks like the "coins" are actually shares in the corporation of those in control of this coin and gives those who buy them a share of the capital of the "coin team" (corporation). If this is the case, has this corporation been properly filed and is this security registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission? Have all of the legal hurdles been properly attended to? If you think this does not qualify as a security, then can you please explain why the members of the "coin team" (corporation) think this is not the case.

I will be sure to upload pics of a couple of diamonds with different cuts to choose from today.

Thank you

How is asking relevant questions, pointing out inconsistencies and contradictions in this coin's plan, and making factual statements about the character of those involved with this coin "no good to anyone here"? Please elaborate on this. I find it an absolutely fascinating line of reasoning, even though I completely disagree with your conclusion.

I see the hypocrisy is thick with this guy. Let he who has no sin throw the first stone...  

You are simply a manipulative scum bag. That is your problem. Just the way you speak, you mean no good to anyone here. Take your bs elsewhere.

Oh, so now you are saying that all of the emails posted on the GAW thread were obtained legally?

Would you please provide evidence which substantiates this vicious and unwarranted derogatory attack upon the character of myself and Suchmoon? If you can not, this is an excellent example of exactly what I was falsely accused of. Stating completely provable facts about someone is not a crime, but making an attack upon the character of someone without any proof is. Please, keep going with your line of attack here, it shows the character of those involved with and promoting this coin much better than I ever could.

From what I can gather, Paul and Suchmoon have promoted/committed multiple crimes like Hacking Websites, Hacking Emails, Hacking Twitter Accounts and posting the info.  I saw references and Jokes about punching babies and posting naked pictures of peoples wives.  I have yet to figure out how doing all of that is "good" for the crypto community.  Yes they brought down that scumbag Josh Garza but they did it in an illegal way.

Stating facts is not slander or libel. I chose to give Dr. Keith the courtesy of not posting the direct evidence of what I stated here, but anyone who would like to do so can enter his name in their search bar and hit "enter" and see quite clearly that what I stated is simply a fact. If you prefer to not know facts, don't read them. Problem solved.

I will have "Have fun investing".  Can you go back to your 2000 page sandbox and promote/commit more crimes to stop another criminal.  As I see it Paul, you are no better than Josh Garza and about as helpful to the crypto community as he was