25-08-2013, 03:08 AM
Jeffrey Orling Wrote:People who use pseudonyms have no fear of reputation or credibility damage and many abuse it and that is very likely why they don't use their real name. I certainly don't find much of what I see from people using pseudonyms persuasive. In fact, it is one of the few things I dislike about the Internet. Thankfully, there are people, like those here, who use their real names, and as such can be taken much more seriously.Tony Szamboti Wrote:I never ran away. I just didn't want to continue having my time wasted by anonymous fraudulent goons, like those on the JREF Forum or even the 911 free forum. The people here (who also happen to give their real names) are clearly honest purveyors of reality as that is what I would think attracted them to Peter Dale Scott's exposure of shadow government type actions that make up some of what many of us feel is a bogus reality concerning the assassinations and 911.
With an audience of people living in the real world and understanding how things sometimes work behind closed doors, anyone pushing nonsense on an issue, no matter how clever, will lose in the long run to someone knowledgeable of the issue and telling the truth. It clearly fits Abe Lincoln's adage of "You can fool some of the people all the time, you can even fool all of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time". You couldn't hang in the long run, because what you are saying simply isn't true, and that does not work here.
Who referred to the members at DP as anything but well intentioned? Being self deluded does make someone intentional liars... or people who use nicks goons. Many people who post on the internet use nicks and enjoy more free to discuss all sorts of topics.
Who is arabesque?
Look at the content of the argument rather than the name of the author.
Since pseudonyms aren't allowed on the DPF you have taken a serious hit to your credibility and reputation, as you should for peddling phony garbage. However, nobody can be blamed for this but you. Had you not been forced to use your real name you wouldn't have, but then your argument should not have been given as much of a chance either. Your argument was given a chance here and it fell on its own because it had no merit.