Re: [mylow_magmo] Not Right to Post Mylow's Address!: Two Wrongs don't make a Right.
In times not too distant, primarily in the U.S. South, when someone had done something very onerous, they were "run out of town on a rail". It was a way for the wronged citizenry to exercise some justice and rid their community of the charlatan.
Nowadays, we've become more civilized.
What I've done by exposing Mylow's address is a form of modern "running him out on a rail". Now Jose Enrique (Ricky) Concepcion is accountable to the virtual community for what he's done. He can no longer hide in anonymity but is accountable publicly for his deeds.
Anyone Googling his name and doing due diligence will quickly discover what he has done, and he will have to answer for it. He doesn't get away with it.
I seriously doubt that any physical harm will come to him as a result of this disclosure, inasmuch as the amount of money and time spent by any one person has not been so much as to enrage a person to go to extremes of carrying out any physical harm. It's the collective harm he has done to the reputation of the Free Energy community at large, that needs to be considered here. He needs to be answerable for what he has done by way of reputation. Now everyone knows his name, address and phone number at the time he committed this hoax.
It would have been easy for them to get his address by knowing his name, as it is listed in the white pages, associated with his name. It was not unlisted. It has been public information for the duration of this hoax. What was not know was his name. I've taken away his anonymity because he does not deserve that protection, considering his having taken advantage of the trust so many of us have given him.
If you think the BlackOps are the wiser for my disclosure, then you are very naive. They knew all this info long before I even knew his address or phone number.
I stand by what I say and do. It is very easy for you to discovery my contact information, including my full name, address, and phone numbers, as they are listed via the "contact" link that appears on every page of every one of my websites. My integrity requires me to not hide behind a pseudonym, but to stand by what I say as a matter of public record. Same for when I make mistakes.
What I've done to Mylow in taking away his anonymity serves notice to any future charlatans. If someone thinks to hoax us in the future, they know what to expect when they get caught, sincerity notwithstanding.
Sterling
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Sent: Saturday, May 30, 2009 5:31 AM
Subject: [mylow_magmo] Not Right to Post Mylow's Address!: Two Wrongs don't make a Right.
I find this giving of Mylow's address
a very improper thing to do.
Obviously it can't be undone.
But it seems to me a very petty thing to do.
And it enables any kind of unstable person
to accost "Mylow". Who if he has been
fraudulent deserves, compassion for having to
find attention in a negative manner.
If any harm does come to him those who have given his
address will be responsible, if the person who does the harm found
out through this forum.
Certainly we are disappointed. But we have to refrain from
possibly causing someone permanent harm because of it.
Can we be so sure that Mylow's arm was not twisted?
Galileo Galilei was forced to recant that the earth revolves around the sun. Could not the same thing have been done to Mylow.
And there also has been mentioned MIB.
Consider this friends:
If something were to happen to Mylow now, if the MIB wanted to eliminate him, have they not been enabled towards this end greatly by the posting of his name and address?
Now it could easily be said that it was a disgruntled replicator.
How foolishly this whole situation could have played right into the hands of what they want to do.
Think twice, next time before doing something so potentially dangerous to someone in the future.
If you believe the danger to genuine inventors is real, then be careful not to put the gun in the hands of those who would use the smokescreen of public disclosure to carry out harm.
Dan
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