mahatmapaul
13 hours ago
good post my friend.
The name calling escalated to the point where I was once denounced as being the devil's disciple.
the mxsg believers are now doing the same on the SPZI board. We bring up, cite, and directly quote New Jersey and Pennsylvania court decisions revealing the fraudulent nature and activities of the crew who set up and run SPZI, and for this learningthetruth et al. talk about the divine punishment that awaits us for libelling and demeaning honest business men. It's as if the believers are in a different universe (mentally/psychologically, they are indeed in a different world).
You get to the point where you begin to sympathize (just a teeny bit) with the scamsters .... it's like: why the h&ll am I documenting fraud, theft, massive unpaid debts, when we become the butt of the hostility and negativity. Go ahead and invest in the scam, and lose everything. I'm not proud of this sentiment, since some foolish, but very decent, people can be terribly hurt by these scams, but still, it's a reflexive human emotion. LET THE NEGLIGENT POMPOUS BELIEVERS LOSE THEIR MONEY ....
mahatmapaul
14 hours ago
yes, the attorney
certainly, the attorney would be present at all points in the mxsg set-up, and would be careful not to expose the enteprise to too much scrutiny. This is why they selected to be a Nevada corporation. This point (nevada incorporation) was brought up years ago, and the believers naturally took the best-case-scenario and proposed that the Nevada incorporation protected mexus gold from a lot of lawsuits and the like .... but what they overlooked, and this is a point that one of the experts on OTC investing that I was researching pointed out: A NEVADA INCORPORATION ALSO PROTECTS AND HIDES THE ENTERPRISE FROM THE PRYING EYES OF SHAREHOLDERS. When you consider that most otc stocks fail, this latter is the real reason for Nevada incorporations on the OTC.
anyway, my 100% true hindsight. Hindsight is always true, and always worthless.
gitreal
1 day ago
Yeah, a lot of scurrilous folks involved in the promoting and pumping of this garbage "mining" company. A rogues gallery. And some useful idiots thrown into the mix. Rich, you out there with your "chance" money?
But of all the folks you mentioned, I still don't think that the person that set this whole thing up is mentioned often enough.....the attorney. He kept them just legal enough to stay out of serious SEC trouble. He most likely handled the mechanical operations of the scheme, quietly, behind the scenes. It would be interesting to see how much he took in during the course of this thing.....not saying he did anything illegal, but I seriously doubt that PT had the intellect or knowledge to make things run and the money flowing.
mahatmapaul
2 days ago
git: do you remember one of my posts from a while back where I noticed in an old PR or some such communication that one of the "honcho" investors in Mexus Gold was a Nevada brothel owner with a shady past (and whose brother, i think, was a known pumper/dumper in previously documented scams)?
And then hiring Jeff Baclet, a known Christian-affinity fraudster who populated all his communications with Biblical quotes, and whose only function, if you simply think about it, was to scam Biblical Christians .... gee, I wonder what that was all about??
a couple of the mxsg "true believers" (learningthetruth, rich2, garygoldbug, and one or two others) are currently pumping one of the most egregious frauds and scams that we've ever seen on the OTC (SPZI .... whose founder(s) and directors have criminal records of unpaid debts, fraud, lies, and ... did I say .. unpaid debts?).
I think that our hunker-in-the-bunker-waiting-for-Armageddon believers have a certainly personality type that, instead of stepping back to coldly analyze the investment situation, look for otc heroes for the pot-of-gold riches they so desire. In other words, they latch on to people instead of the actual enterprise these "people" are promoting. Go back and re-read their posts, and this is PRECISELY what they did with Paul Thompson: Thompson, not the never-producing enterprise known as Mexus Gold, became the object of veneration and support. VERY FOOLISH and DANGEROUS (and SUICIDAL in otc pinky land)
What fools made up the major part of Go4Gold, and they still (although with very weakened voices) are bringing up how the recent rise in gold ($1850 to the $2300's) will have a positive effect on our mxsg accounts. OY and SHEESH (and any other expletives you care to add).
mahatmapaul
3 days ago
An interesting thing about Don's participation in this whole fiasco:
Quite a while ago, Don revealed on the go4gold (it would have to be that or IHUB, and I don't think IHUB) that he had finally had a frank tete-a-tete with the redoutable Paul Thompson, and Thompson apparently read him the riot act, and told him that Don Phillips was the problem, not Thompson. How Thompson could have the chutzpah to make such a bizarre claim still baffles me, but Don was clear on this point. That's when he started avoided talking about Thompson ... apparently there was a really bad riff between them. This was several years ago, at least, by the way. (I would say sometime in 2019). On numerous occasions from this point on, Don would acknowledge that he (don) was no longer in the loop and was "incommunicado" with The Liar. This is where jake's (wxdog's) participation in unreflectively spreading Thompson's telephone crap became more critical to sustaining the enterprise. I do remember early on, it was Don that was constantly expressing his frequent dialogues with The Liar, ... this of course stopped after the "riff".
What still baffles me is that, even after having Thompson insult him in such a nasty and extreme fashion (especially when you consider the early and critical support that Don gave Thompson), Don still refused publicly to "see the light" on the mxsg fiasco ... and so Don continued with his negativity towards the "flubbers" and with a somewhat weakened positive stance on Mexus Gold (but still a positive stance with public negativity expressed only towards git, f4u, and the "crew"). It's as if his pride could not allow him to admit that he goofed terribly (as I did early on ... I GOOFED TERRIBLY) in entrusting so much money -- and encouraging others to entrust their money -- with thieves. It's this terribly immoral aspect of Thompson -- that he revealed himself to be a liar and willing figurehead for these wretched scammers who managed the Mexus "story" -- that Don and all the rest of the god-fearing gang on go4gold just refuse to acknowledge.
Anyway, this whole episode of Don's condemnation by Thompson just doesn't sit right with me. Why didn't Don just "wake up" and acknowledge what was going on? Pride? .... what was it?
Shaiper
1 month ago
The defendants are ordered to deliver materially and legally the property they have in possession and which is the one specified in the preceding resolution, within a period of five days from when this sentence becomes enforceable, legally warning them that if they do not Doing so will forcefully execute this sentence.
IX. The defendant OSCAR MARIO BALTAZAR ORTEGA, DIEGO GUILLERMO BALTAZAR GARCIA, PAUL DWIGTH THOMPSON and the legal entity MEXUS GOLD MINING S.A. are sentenced. DE C.V., to vacate and deliver to the plaintiff the property described above, with its fruits and accessories, in terms of article 665 of the Sonoran Code of Civil Procedures, this within a period of five days once this ruling becomes enforceable or after it is capable of being executed, warned that if they ignore the previous determination they will be released at their expense, using the means of enforcement provided for in articles 162 sections II, III and V and 414 of the Code of Civil Procedures for the State of Sonora.
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gitreal
2 months ago
New SEC litigation against the Mexus lenders.....when you have to go to crooks for financing....bad things happen.
The SEC's complaint charges Kramer, Power Up, Geneva Roth, and 1800 Diagonal with violating the dealer registration provision of Section 15(a)(1) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act"), and also alleges Kramer is liable as a control person of his companies pursuant to Section 20(a) of the Exchange Act. The SEC seeks a permanent injunction, disgorgement of ill-gotten gains plus prejudgment interest, civil penalties, a penny stock bar, and other equitable relief.