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[SockPuppetAccount]

Why would he roll on Josh if there are other candidates:

Jonah the Fall Guy
Matt the Rebel
Adam the Pastor
Joe the Mordica
Whatshername the Accountant
John the Writer
some brick-faced dude that was also high up top there at GAW
a whole bunch of other people that could be thrown into a pile 8 feet high in front of the bus

I never said Josh was going to be the only one he rolls on.  I'm sure he won't hesitate to roll on everyone if that's what it takes to get a plea bargain.  In any event, I figure it is much more likely they will offer plea bargains to the smaller players you listed in exchange for their testimony against Josh and Carlos.  None of these guys have their hands totally clean, I'd be shocked if the SEC couldn't find enough leverage to get them all to spill their guts.

You and your stupid "ABC" agencies have nothing. No charges will be filed. You are living in a fantasy world. Grow up you American piece of shit and get a grip on reality.

Where did you go samiam666?  It looks like telling the SEC that they don't merit a response isn't working so well for Carlos.

[ladrx]

Let's all let Carlos/Tito know how much of a cowardly retard he is:

cargar28cargar@gmail.com

[vancefox]

You think carlos will happily sit in jail for contempt?

I honestly think Carlos will sit in jail for one or two days before he starts singing...  That's my opinion.

[sirazimuth]

thanx homerobro. nice prelude
the thread....its alive... ALIIIIVE! (cue  meme)

now i cant wait for the real shit storm to begin when ganza himself is dragged out of his hole to face his  minions and everyone starts singin like canaries in a choir

[D4RK5T4R]

You and your stupid "ABC" agencies have nothing. No charges will be filed. You are living in a fantasy world. Grow up you American piece of shit and get a grip on reality.

[favdesu]

thanx homerobro. nice prelude
the thread....its alive... ALIIIIVE! (cue  meme)

now i cant wait for the real shit storm to begin when ganza himself is dragged out of his hole to face his  minions and everyone starts singin like canaries in a choir

god bless america for their "transparent" law & court rules. we can follow the drama!

[wpstudio]

Surprise surprise surprise... NEVER would have guessed this one.  He was such an upstanding good person.

[bumpershot]

Surprise surprise surprise... NEVER would have guessed this one.  He was such an upstanding good person.

Good find. What a scumbag.

[Brad Harrison]

hahah what site is that I would love to check out some emails myself

[favdesu]

Surprise surprise surprise... NEVER would have guessed this one.  He was such an upstanding good person.

Good find. What a scumbag.

yup not surprising at all. wonder if his beloved wife knows about this? someone should definitely let her know.

[wpstudio]

hahah what site is that I would love to check out some emails myself

https://ashley.cynic.al/

[suchmoon]

Surprise surprise surprise... NEVER would have guessed this one.  He was such an upstanding good person.

It's obvious that it's them trollfudders again. Remember, the ones who hacked Josh's e-mail and/or faked all those leaks? /s

[not.you]

If this was linked here already I missed it.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/08/feds-try-to-force-former-sketchy-bitcoin-mining-firm-employee-to-testify/

[Brad Harrison]

Things just get more and more interesting

[suchmoon]

If this was linked here already I missed it.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/08/feds-try-to-force-former-sketchy-bitcoin-mining-firm-employee-to-testify/

How is this not memefied yet?

[cryptofunk]

If this was linked here already I missed it.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/08/feds-try-to-force-former-sketchy-bitcoin-mining-firm-employee-to-testify/

Karma.. Anyone remember how much grief Cyrus Farivar (the author) got after posting his original article back in January?

[ladrx]

If this was linked here already I missed it.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/08/feds-try-to-force-former-sketchy-bitcoin-mining-firm-employee-to-testify/

How is this not memefied yet?

[wpstudio]

This has much potential to waste the rest of my afternoon.

[suchmoon]

If this was linked here already I missed it.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/08/feds-try-to-force-former-sketchy-bitcoin-mining-firm-employee-to-testify/

Karma.. Anyone remember how much grief Cyrus Farivar (the author) got after posting his original article back in January?

Good times...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=923897.msg10143400#msg10143400

GAWCEO
Admin
Moderator
Industry Innovator

An Open Letter to Cyrus Farivar: Reportage Conducted by a Star Chamber

Source: https://twitter.com/cfarivar/status/555096214970986496

Cyrus,

I am not privy to the editorial policies of Ars Technica, which presumably govern the questions you pose, the stories you file and the notes you furnish to your superiors involving your work.

From my vantage point, however, it appears that you wear many hats (of different sizes), so to speak.

There is your reporter's hat, by which you enjoy access to events and scheduled conversations with executives.

And then, there is your police officer's hat, in addition to your powdered wig from the judiciary, where, unlike reading a person his Miranda rights in the real world, you brandish your digital truncheon, assault an innocent citizen and then haul that same individual before a court of one, so you may render your 140-count verdict – on Twitter – of absolute condemnation.

My question to you, therefore, is simple: When is my execution date?

Your tweet encouraging people to contact you if they believe Paycoin™ is a scam is some of the most outrageous behavior I have witnessed by a so-called professional.

If you are unable to distinguish between facts and beliefs – if you think we each have a right to our own opinions and our own version of the truth – then you are a reporter in name only.

Would you, for example, publish a tweet requesting submissions from your followers – I hope they are not morally blind followers – about their beliefs concerning any and all things you deem a potential scam?

Your tweet is an updated version of an infamous loaded question: When, Mr. Garza, did you stop beating your wife?

I will not hesitate to expose egregious behavior that masquerades as journalism, when it is, in fact, the assembly of a star chamber designed to malign a person's character, sow dissent and destroy an industry – never mind a specific company or currency – about which, after speaking with you, I believe you neither understand nor appreciate.

I hope you conduct future interviews with a greater degree of preparedness.

Readers of Ars Technica deserve solid journalism, not gutter politics.

Josh Garza

[ladrx]

If this was linked here already I missed it.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2015/08/feds-try-to-force-former-sketchy-bitcoin-mining-firm-employee-to-testify/

Karma.. Anyone remember how much grief Cyrus Farivar (the author) got after posting his original article back in January?

Good times...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=923897.msg10143400#msg10143400

GAWCEO
Admin
Moderator
Industry Innovator

An Open Letter to Cyrus Farivar: Reportage Conducted by a Star Chamber

Source: https://twitter.com/cfarivar/status/555096214970986496

Cyrus,

I am not privy to the editorial policies of Ars Technica, which presumably govern the questions you pose, the stories you file and the notes you furnish to your superiors involving your work.

From my vantage point, however, it appears that you wear many hats (of different sizes), so to speak.

There is your reporter's hat, by which you enjoy access to events and scheduled conversations with executives.

And then, there is your police officer's hat, in addition to your powdered wig from the judiciary, where, unlike reading a person his Miranda rights in the real world, you brandish your digital truncheon, assault an innocent citizen and then haul that same individual before a court of one, so you may render your 140-count verdict – on Twitter – of absolute condemnation.

My question to you, therefore, is simple: When is my execution date?

Your tweet encouraging people to contact you if they believe Paycoin™ is a scam is some of the most outrageous behavior I have witnessed by a so-called professional.

If you are unable to distinguish between facts and beliefs – if you think we each have a right to our own opinions and our own version of the truth – then you are a reporter in name only.

Would you, for example, publish a tweet requesting submissions from your followers – I hope they are not morally blind followers – about their beliefs concerning any and all things you deem a potential scam?

Your tweet is an updated version of an infamous loaded question: When, Mr. Garza, did you stop beating your wife?

I will not hesitate to expose egregious behavior that masquerades as journalism, when it is, in fact, the assembly of a star chamber designed to malign a person's character, sow dissent and destroy an industry – never mind a specific company or currency – about which, after speaking with you, I believe you neither understand nor appreciate.

I hope you conduct future interviews with a greater degree of preparedness.

Readers of Ars Technica deserve solid journalism, not gutter politics.

Josh Garza

I remember that one, good times. Obviously not written by Homero. Same flowery language as the paybase blog posts. Penned by that John Caceres dude, methinks. Hilarious nonetheless.