URGENT: drop MTGOX class action lawyers! contact WSJ about their lies URGENT!

[Phinnaeus Gage]

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If I were perverted, and my better half was fucking underage boys in my presence, I sure the hell would make sure that I'm fucking the underage boys' sisters in front of her as well. Why the hell should I miss out on sticking my dick in some 12 year old's tight pussy having a couple public hairs while she has her 11 year old brother on her belly helping him getting his dick hard so that she can put it into her pussy?

Surely, you don't think that a paedo- would simply say, "I'm not involved in that any more" (to quote Dorian Satoshi)?

"I'm not involved in that any more"
FYI: OP didn't want the kiddie sex in this thread.
Sadly, it is on topic...

With apologies to the OP, unfortunately it's relevant.

http://www.nndb.com/people/235/000160752/

"I can say I'm very familiar with the issues gay teenagers face, very familiar."

And, Brock Jeffrey Pierce is talking about 18- and 19-year-old teenagers.

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[Phinnaeus Gage]

http://jezebel.com/inside-the-hollywood-sex-ring-mansion-from-the-bryan-si-1567755415

In an exclusive interview, Mike E. confirms having been forced to engage in anal and oral intercourse with Collins-Rector, Shackley, and Pierce while under the influence of drugs that he claims were fed to him without his knowledge.

While Collins-Rector, Shackley and 17-year-old executive vice president and former child star Brock Pierce were able to raise nearly $100 million in capital, they weren't able to deliver the technology they'd promised their big-name investors (like seeing a lamp in a video, and having the ability to click on it and buy it).

The above is what's in stored for all Mt Gox's customers - unable to delivered what was promised.

[illdeletethis]

The above is what's in stored for all Mt Gox's customers - unable to delivered what was promised.

which would be different with the buyout proposal from the okcoin guys
they already know how to run a major exchange, but it is currently stuck in an increasingly restrictive country, which they could change if they had the gox licenses

[Bit_Happy]

this is complete BULLSHIT.

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304893404579530262159284736.

this is the second time WSJ is running fake, made up news about "creditor" support.

the SUNLOT plan DOES NOT have MAJORITY BACKER SUPPORT as the MAJORITY BACKERS were never consulted or AGREED TO ANYTHING.

the SUNLOT plan is awful in it's original and revised form. it should not be adopted by the creditors of MTGOX.

(deleted a bunch of stuff that made me sound like i was raging)

Either the WSJ did a poor job of fact checking, or the elite media is telling us what WILL happen.
Which is true?
Stay tuned for exciting updates...

[DrApricot]

Superduh sez:

> this is complete BULLSHIT.

The WSJ article sez:

The creditors and the buyout group hope their deal will halt the liquidation proceedings launched by Mt. Gox earlier this month, which was given the go-ahead last week by the Japanese court, naming lawyer Nobuaki Kobayashi as the bankruptcy trustee to oversee that process.

Wikipedia sez:

The notional primary goal of the exercise is to rescue the civilian vessel Kobayashi Maru in a simulated battle with the Klingons. The disabled ship is located in the Klingon Neutral Zone, and any Starfleet ship entering the zone would be in violation of the Organian Peace Treaty. The approaching cadet crew must decide whether to attempt rescue of the Kobayashi Maru crew – endangering their own ship and lives – or leave the Kobayashi Maru to certain destruction. If the cadet chooses to attempt rescue, the simulation is designed to guarantee that the ship is destroyed with the loss of all crew members.

Take us up to warp speed, Mr. Sulu! 

[Phinnaeus Gage]

Superduh sez:

> this is complete BULLSHIT.

The WSJ article sez:

The creditors and the buyout group hope their deal will halt the liquidation proceedings launched by Mt. Gox earlier this month, which was given the go-ahead last week by the Japanese court, naming lawyer Nobuaki Kobayashi as the bankruptcy trustee to oversee that process.

Wikipedia sez:

The notional primary goal of the exercise is to rescue the civilian vessel Kobayashi Maru in a simulated battle with the Klingons. The disabled ship is located in the Klingon Neutral Zone, and any Starfleet ship entering the zone would be in violation of the Organian Peace Treaty. The approaching cadet crew must decide whether to attempt rescue of the Kobayashi Maru crew – endangering their own ship and lives – or leave the Kobayashi Maru to certain destruction. If the cadet chooses to attempt rescue, the simulation is designed to guarantee that the ship is destroyed with the loss of all crew members.

Take us up to warp speed, Mr. Sulu!  

"And then the alien from Mount Coxs Prime gave me something to drink..."

[Nagle]

Is there a deliberate attempt here to troll the forums to prevent discussion of the merits (or lack thereof) of the proposed Sunlot deal?

[Bit_Happy]

Is there a deliberate attempt here to troll the forums to prevent discussion of the merits (or lack thereof) of the proposed Sunlot deal?

How do you define trolling when the head man is a head case who bankrupts multiple companies (and/or cheats partners in stock deals) & was sued for playing "head games" with underage boys?
Seriously, it is absurd:
Exactly, which merits (or lack thereof) would be good to discuss regarding the proposed Sunlot deal?

[Phinnaeus Gage]

Is there a deliberate attempt here to troll the forums to prevent discussion of the merits (or lack thereof) of the proposed Sunlot deal?

How do you define trolling when the head man is a head case who bankrupts multiple companies and was sued for playing "head games" with underage boys?
Seriously, it is absurd:
Exactly, which merits (or lack thereof) would be good to discuss regarding the proposed Sunlot deal?

Allow me to give a count as to how many merits via an image:

[Phinnaeus Gage]

https://www.milkeninstitute.org/events/gcprogram.taf?function=bio&EventID=gc12&SPID=8604

Brock Pierce is the CEO of Titan Gaming and managing director of the Clearstone Global Gaming Fund. He sits on the boards of Xfire, EverTune, RevenueAPEX and Spicy Horse Games.

https://www.linkedin.com/pub/autumn-radtke/6/21/183

Previous   Xfire, Geodelic Systems, Inc, The Global Summit (non-profit)

http://in.reuters.com/article/2014/03/06/bitcoin-death-autumn-radtke-idINDEEA2506X20140306

A young American CEO who apparently committed suicide in Singapore was involved in the world of the bitcoin, but was also struggling with other issues prior to her death, friends and colleagues said.

"She had a phenomenal network of highly successful people around her, and here she is running this little exchange and it just isn't taking off in the way anybody had hoped," Steve Beauregard, CEO and founder of GoCoin, a start-up which provided bitcoin-related services to First Meta, told Reuters.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/brockpierce

Co-Founder & Chairman

GoCoin

August 2013 – Present (10 months)Singapore & Santa Monica

GoCoin.com is APAC's leading digital currency (Bitcoin) payment processor accepting emerging decentralized digital currencies as a payment method for eCommerce merchants, gaming platforms and non-profits.

Question: Did Autumn Radtke jump or was she pushed because of something she knew and was ready to share?

http://dailyentertainmentnews.com/tv/autumn-radtke-american-bitcoin-firm-ceo/

Autumn became interested in gaming while working in the mobile space discovering the games on mobile devices were out performing every other type of content. She joined the new Xifre in April of 2011 where she assisted in fund raising from Intel Ventures to spin the company out of Titan gaming and now lead business development and strategic relationships before joining First Meta as CEO in 2012.

Autumn was close to entrepreneur and former child actor, Brock Pierce; the two of them were pictured many times, we are not sure if they were in a relationship though.

[Bit_Happy]

"The whole "plan" is handwaving. It's 22 pages of pumping up how marvellous these characters are, and then their plan to get the lost coins back on page 27 is:

5. Restoration of the secret key and bitcoins
<1> Digital investigation of lost coins.
<2> Restoration of bitcoins

That's it. That's the plan. For which they want $10m up front out of creditors' money.

Also, interesting to see on page 14 that the officers of Sunlot also claim to be officers of the "Bitcoin Association", which was founded and headed by Bruce Fenton. Who is on here talking up this rescue plan constantly.

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/249rdg/sunlot_holdings_ltd_plan_for_mtgox


How come it "feels" like this ridiculous plan will be approved?
Why is there no other highly visible option?

[DrApricot]

Bit_Happy sez:

How come it "feels" like this ridiculous plan will be approved?
Why is there no other highly visible option?

Because it is part of their public relations strategy--to present this as a fait accompli--a "done deal".

There are always options visible, and perhaps even the biggest one is hiding in plain sight. This whole thing is a huge embarrassment for the Japanese government. The Mt. Gox meltdown happened under their watch.

The Tokyo bankruptcy court is obviously completely in over its head in dealing with an innovative payments mechanism like bitcoin, a company having so many depositors (127,000), and with the scale of the funds involved--roughly, 1/2 billion USD or 5 trillion Japanese Yen.

Japan is trying hard to attract more foreign investment to restart it's moribund financial sector.

Ticking off tens of thousands of foreign investors from around the world is not a great way to attract foreign investment. Only a government such as Japan's has the ability to put pressure on the bad actors in this situation and get answers for the investors as well as helping to restore their funds.

So far the Japanese government has been utterly silent except to meekly say that they are "very interested in bitcoin." Government and financial industry leaders need to focus on meeting and exceeding investors' expectations. That will help build confidence in Japan as a great place for direct foreign investment.

[Bit_Happy]

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So far the Japanese government has been utterly silent except to meekly say that they are "very interested in bitcoin." Government and financial industry leaders need to focus on meeting and exceeding investors' expectations. That will help build confidence in Japan as a great place for direct foreign investment.

I've thought a lot about how much damage Gox did to BTC, but didn't really consider Japan. Your angle is a good one DrApricot.
Perhaps Japan will surprise the world with their 'discovery' of another large amount of missing coins?*
*Provided by Mark shortly after he found out the alternative was certain jail.

[Nagle]

Bit_Happy sez:

How come it "feels" like this ridiculous plan will be approved?
Why is there no other highly visible option?

Because it is part of their public relations strategy--to present this as a fait accompli--a "done deal".

There are always options visible, and perhaps even the biggest one is hiding in plain sight.

The biggest one is simply that the liquidation runs its course. Mt. Gox gets investigated. Bank records are checked to find out where the missing cash went. Enough info comes out to implicate Karpeles. Mark Karpeles gets arrested. The standard Tokyo Metropolitan Police 23-day interrogation makes Karpeles tell where he hid the assets. Karpeles goes to jail for many years. Most of the assets are recovered.

The Sunlot proposal looks like a desperate attempt to gain control of the investigation and prevent that from happening.

[DrApricot]

Bit_Happy sez:

Perhaps Japan will surprise the world with their 'discovery' of another large amount of missing coins?*
_{*Provided by Mark shortly after he found out the alternative was certain jail.}

Nagle sez:

The Sunlot proposal looks like a desperate attempt to gain control of the investigation and prevent that [MK going to jail] from happening.

Granted!

From a Japanese perspective though, the best kind of settlement of the Mt. Gox collapse would be one that is uniquely Japanese, and not something proposed by foreigners. No doubt the Japanese spokesman's comment that the government is "very interested in bitcoin" is entirely accurate.

Many things tie bitcoin to Japan, not the least of which is the Japanese-sounding nom de plume, Satoshi Nakamoto, of the Bitcoin protocol and Core author(s) and of course Tokyo-based Mt. Gox itself. Right now, the latter is probably regarded as a huge liability by the authorities, yet liabilities can always be flipped into assets with only a little bit of imagination.

For example, it could make sense for a resurrected Mt. Gox to join one of the financially-oriented keiretsus, such as Sumitomo, as a kind of "younger-brother" company wherein it could be nursed back to its financial health.

Once recovered, and it's depositor's repaid in full, it could help turn around Japan's image as having a "sick" financial industry and transform it into one of being a financial innovator, that meets and exceeds investor's expectations, thereby improving the country's attractiveness for foreign investors.

It might not even turn out to be very expensive to restore Mt. Gox should a large amount of the missing coins happen to unexpectedly resurface.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's administration is doing its best to enhance the attractiveness of Japan for investors, and saving Mt. Gox from liquidation could be an important further step should they be able to reach consensus with Japanese leaders to take this action.

Does anyone know what "Save Mt. Gox" is in Kanji?