November 22

[ChristophMessner]

Ok. So how to get the real identity of "Dan" and call and meet him personally to get his motives and means and hopefully change his attitude? Can't you trace back his IP?What are these "obvious" reasons?

[Pennyworth]

ChristophMessner wrote:Ok. So how to get the real identity of "Dan" and call and meet him personally to get his motives and means and hopefully change his attitude? Can't you trace back his IP?What are these "obvious" reasons?I know the real identity of Dan. you cannot trace his IP..he has it covered.Its all relative.

[ChristophMessner]

Who is "Dan" then? (It's all relative, with the exception of the relativity ...)

[Pennyworth]

ChristophMessner wrote:Who is "Dan" then? (It's all relative, with the exception of the relativity ...)Why don't you ask him yourself? If I said who he was we'd both be dead ducks..maybe

[ChristophMessner]

Pennyworth wrote:ChristophMessner wrote:Who is "Dan" then? (It's all relative, with the exception of the relativity ...)Why don't you ask him yourself?We'd both be dead ducks..maybeThis time I asked you, cause you said you know him, so tell us who he is! Do you prefer secrecy to truth?

[Pennyworth]

ChristophMessner wrote:Pennyworth wrote:ChristophMessner wrote:Who is "Dan" then? (It's all relative, with the exception of the relativity ...)Why don't you ask him yourself?We'd both be dead ducks..maybeThis time I asked you, cause you said you know him, so tell us who he is! Do you prefer secrecy to truth?I prefer staying alive, thank you. I did my part in telling what I know on this board, and no one is paying me a dime.

[Bob]

At one point in my time here, I got too wrapped up in the shenanigans of Dan. But you know what? This board is about the JFK assassination and some other aspects that correlate with that murder. I don't have the time to deal with the Dan crap anymore. If people want to assume names...that is THEIR problem...not mine. When people get out of line in this forum, we can alert Wim and he can make a decision about the members that get out of line. That's all we can do. If you have an issue with a member, PM Wim, and maybe his technical staff can check the IP address of those individuals.

[Pasquale DiFabrizio]

I'm not overly concerned about Dan's identity either. As long as he's civil, it's cool. If someone gives me more information that's concrete, then I'll consider it.The worst I've seen him do is get a little hot-headed, for which he apologized...at least I think he did anyway. Let him come on here and express his views. It's our duty to debate with facts.PS - I might just be saying this to "stay alive!!!" LMAO Just kidding! Sort of.....

[Bob]

Let me just say one thing about all of this paranoia about Dan and perhaps some people using assumed names. I'm sure some of the apprehension is warranted. But sometimes, people need to take a step back and really think about what they are convinced is happening. The reason I say that, is because twice now in the last month or so, I came to a conclusion about people that turned out to be completely wrong. I was convinced I was right in my assumption, but it turned out that there was just a matter of miscommunication that caused the issues to take place. Let's try and keep that in mind, when we go through this excercise. I sure learned a lesson.

[Pennyworth]

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