one more thing: A theme has been proposed on th
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Posted On: 05/22/2014 4:26:30 PM
Re: mahatmapaul #8306
one more thing:
A theme has been proposed on this board that IHUB was setup as a site designed to help promote the destruction -- through shorting, naked or otherwise -- of legit startups.
do this:
1. go to the HUB and open the JBI board
2. navigate to the page that shows numbers of individual user's posts.
3. Take note of the top four posters. Count the number of their posts in total. The total of their posts exceeds all the posts of all other posters combined.
5. Note the monikers of these four posters, and then ask yourself if they are "pro" JBI or critical of JBI
Hint: all four are "pro" JBI
Another "inconvenient truth" I guess. Yet: you guys are blindly being led to believe that the HUB is for bashers. Frankly, that's one of the most ridiculous ideas I've seen in a long time, and that is saying alot
And yes, I do believe the HUB is a moral cesspool. Scams enabled by their smbs have cost innocent (though naive and perhaps very greedy) parties millions of dollars now, perhaps a lot more when you consider the numbers of scams that have been enabled by the HUB.
A theme has been proposed on this board that IHUB was setup as a site designed to help promote the destruction -- through shorting, naked or otherwise -- of legit startups.
do this:
1. go to the HUB and open the JBI board
2. navigate to the page that shows numbers of individual user's posts.
3. Take note of the top four posters. Count the number of their posts in total. The total of their posts exceeds all the posts of all other posters combined.
5. Note the monikers of these four posters, and then ask yourself if they are "pro" JBI or critical of JBI
Hint: all four are "pro" JBI
Another "inconvenient truth" I guess. Yet: you guys are blindly being led to believe that the HUB is for bashers. Frankly, that's one of the most ridiculous ideas I've seen in a long time, and that is saying alot
And yes, I do believe the HUB is a moral cesspool. Scams enabled by their smbs have cost innocent (though naive and perhaps very greedy) parties millions of dollars now, perhaps a lot more when you consider the numbers of scams that have been enabled by the HUB.
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