Posted On: 08/05/2014 2:24:41 PM
Post# of 43065
That's just the silly nonsense that a couple of message board touts made up, hoping that a few of the naive dupes might buy it.
itab: It's more than silly nonsense: it borders on intentional falsehood (and certainly IS intentional falsehood as propogated by several "longs"
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This falsehood keeps getting repeated, as from today from the HUB:
There exists public information the company has priced the processors in the $8 to $9 million dollar vicinity and is negotiating with several potential buyers.
It's amazing that we have to keep pointing out that this is a lie, but I'll do it one more time (OY):
John Bordnynuik lied to Madison County about the capabilities of his processor. Madison eventually contacted JB to find out what the h&ll was keeping JBI from fulfilling its part of the contract. Bordynuik was forced to let them know that his processor did not perform as promised, but he embellished this failure with the spin that "JBI is now in the business of selling processors". At the meeting where they sh&t-canned Bordynuik and his failed processors, the Madison County dude who was in contact with Bordymuik merely repeated this very disappointing conversation, and mentioned in passing that Bordynuik talked about an 8-9 million dollar price tag. This snippet was included on the "public" website of Madison County. THAT'S IT
And somehow in JBI-land, this becomes a vetting of the falsehood that Bordynuik's failed processor is actually commanding 8-9 million each.
This is such a blatant falsehood that it makes me wonder about the motivations of those who keep repeating it. Does repeating a blatant falsehood, as Goebbels claimed, actually make it true?
itab: It's more than silly nonsense: it borders on intentional falsehood (and certainly IS intentional falsehood as propogated by several "longs"
. This falsehood keeps getting repeated, as from today from the HUB:
There exists public information the company has priced the processors in the $8 to $9 million dollar vicinity and is negotiating with several potential buyers.
It's amazing that we have to keep pointing out that this is a lie, but I'll do it one more time (OY):
John Bordnynuik lied to Madison County about the capabilities of his processor. Madison eventually contacted JB to find out what the h&ll was keeping JBI from fulfilling its part of the contract. Bordynuik was forced to let them know that his processor did not perform as promised, but he embellished this failure with the spin that "JBI is now in the business of selling processors". At the meeting where they sh&t-canned Bordynuik and his failed processors, the Madison County dude who was in contact with Bordymuik merely repeated this very disappointing conversation, and mentioned in passing that Bordynuik talked about an 8-9 million dollar price tag. This snippet was included on the "public" website of Madison County. THAT'S IT
And somehow in JBI-land, this becomes a vetting of the falsehood that Bordynuik's failed processor is actually commanding 8-9 million each.
This is such a blatant falsehood that it makes me wonder about the motivations of those who keep repeating it. Does repeating a blatant falsehood, as Goebbels claimed, actually make it true?
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