This is Part 4 of the Ghana scam story. And I am sad to say there is going to be a Part 5 . I won’t get it into it in detail now, but there is a Part 5 coming and, even sadder, a Part 6 .
Editor’s Note: This is a very thought-provoking piece, in my opinion, and deserves serious consideration. I doubt an editorial like this will be found in mainstream media. In fact, some will label it conspiracy theory. But it sounds rational to me. After all, some conspiracies actually do exist.
Yesterday I wrote in the post Time to Address Comments Section on Frank Report – as We Ready for Larger, More Diverse Audience that I was going to moderate the trolls a little, and redact or delete, even from valuable contributors, mean and nasty comments about other commenters [unless it is done wi
Nxivm is pretty much shattered, although there are some remnants in Mexico and a few stragglers in the USA.
In my last post, Ghana Fraud: Man Victimized by African-Based Lonely Hearts Computer Scam Spends Tens of Thousands, I wrote of how my friend, Ronnie Robinson [not his real name], had been scammed out of some $50,000 over several years from scammers in Ghana.
Here are some of MK10ART’s splendid paintings. My comments follow her comments, preceded by three astericks.
A friend of mine has been the victim of a lonely hearts-style fraud, giving thousands of dollars he cannot afford to a group of men in Africa posing as a woman in love with him.
This is the next in our series on the testimony of Mark Vicente in the trial of Keith Alan Raniere. Mark was the second witness called.
In this selection in our series on the testimony of Mark Vicente, we go further in his disillusionment with Nxivm and, ultimately, with Keith Alan Raniere.
Following a recent ride-along with Niagara Falls Police Officer Donnie Booth and a subsequent comment made by Police Supt. Bryan DalPorto, who both said heroin and opiate use are on the rise in Niagara Falls, I determined to interview some heroin and opiate addicts, if I could find some.
With this proviso of course – that no one can predict what Donald Trump will do – even five minutes in advance – sources connected to Trump said that the president is seriously considering whether or not to pardon Roger Stone.
