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On 21 Jul 2003 17:53:07 -0700, (Oreo Knight) wrote: "Matt Nemmers" wrote in message news:f6FSa.109584$H17.33950@sccrnsc02... (And no, pity-votes and jokes don't count. And if you were drunk when you voted for him, that doesn't count either.) Would anyone who *seriously* voted for Sloan thinking he was a *serious* candidate like to hang a big matzah-ball out there and admit it on a public forum? And if so, would you care to explain WHY you did so, in light of his obvious character flaws and insanity? Thanks in advance. Regards, Matt Hi Matt, Well it's starting to get trashy about you on here, so I wanted to say "hi" and hang in there. Tell ya what, I'll start by throwing my own trolling self under the bridge with you by posting below an old article about "Scam Sloan" that I get a kick out of (enjoy!): Unless you have some really degenerative condition, related to your understanding of the terms "career criminal," it would be hard to see any basis for your claim that Scam is otherwise. After he flunked out of Berkeley he ran a knock-off of the Sexual Freedom League, some inferior imitation, that attracted underage minors for sex. That got him thrown out of California, where he had done time (his first arrest and imprisonment, a milestone in any career criminal's life!). He wound up in New York, where he developed his scheme "How To Take Over A Public Company" (or something like that--I can't recall the exact title). The scam essentially relied on filing frivolous lawsuits at such a rate that the targeted defendant was overwhelmed, then using default judgments to seize assets. As Scam explained it to me, you wind up with control of the company, but essentially it has been destroyed. As the courts became more skeptical about this type of litigation, he upgraded his scam, and opened Samuel H. Sloan Inc. Then he set up his scam on Wall Street, where he sold securities that were several notches below junk bonds--essentially a worthless hoax. He stretched that skein until the SEC put him out of business. Considerable litigation ensued. Scam got his name in the Supreme Court, but lost all the important cases and went underground again. Scam has never said a word about his father. All the talk, all the self-revelatory disclosures, conceal the fact that there are many things that are so painf! ul that he won't discuss them. But after he got shut down, he went to Virginia. Home, he launched into a campaign to scam his mother out of her small estate accumulated through many years of service as a public employee in Virginia. Opposed by all the other members of his family, he eventually faced losing in court. So he packed up his mother and shipped her off to a toilet in the UAR, where she languishes to this day, alone and estranged, but out of reach of the American courts. At about this time, Scam found it "prudent" to leave the United States, just ahead of certain investigations of his business practices. He spent the next few years travelling abroad, beyond the reach of American courts while the statute of limitations relentlessly ran on. He wrote a muckraking account of the behavior of the US FIDE mission in Dubai 1986 that established his credentials as a chess journalist. (In the US, you can become a chess journalist just by stating some facts about what happens at a meeting, because our official minutes are always so dishonest.) When the Statute of Limitations ran, he came home, just ahead of a series of imminent depradations abroad. He has never told us the truth about these various illegalities, but we know he was in prison in Afghanistan, Iran, and perhaps two or three other countries for financial and sexual acts. By this time, he claims to have converted to Islam, taken an islamic name, and married three or four Southeast Asian women who were working as maids in the Arab Emirates. Apparently, under Scam's interpretation of Islam, he can have at least three wives at a time. The exact number is known only to Sam and a small number of district attorneys. He wasn't home very long before ! he got i nto a tussle with the prosecutors in Virginia. He wound up getting a five-year sentence in the Claude Bloodgood Chess Academy, the Virginia State Penitentiary, where he learned many new things. He has never had an AIDS test, but it is rumored that some of the new things he learned were contagious. That doesn't stop this pervert, now almost 60 years old, from engaging in risky sex at every opportunity. When he got back, he tried to parlay a couple of old relationships into jobs by scamming the old friends who didn't know he was a con man. He moved in with a woman in San Francisco, Arden Van Upp (he had known her when he was in Berkeley, and now he found out she had money) who owned some property, charged a fortune in phone bills, started litigation that got her sued by all her family members, screwed up her life and well-being, and then he took off and left her life in a mess. He also conned another old friend, Richard Bozulich, who had made some money writing books on oriental games. Scam conned him into making Scam president, at whichpoint Scam sued all the other members of the Board in an attempt to seize control of the corporate assets. He claims to have won a judgment of $25K against them, but never recovered a penny. Meanwhile, Ishi press was ruined--more precisley, it now exists only as a website for Scam's perversions. He still is a degenerate. He found a new mark that owns a property management business, and he lets Scam stay rent-free in his vacant apartments. One of Scam's more lurid adventures came when he was charged with rape two years ago by one of the girls he picked up. He now says that she was really crazy--I take that as an expert opinion. Confronted with the threat of a rape indictment, Sloan contrived a brilliant and unprecedented legal defense. He reached into his sock drawer, pulled out a used condom from months before, and presented it as Exhibit A to prove that he had had consensual sex with the girl, and therefore could not be guilty of rape. After the prosecutors finished wretching, they threw him out. So far, nobody else has asked to see his collection of used condoms, or what is growing on them. In short, let'be honest again. Scam has never had a real job. He has made his living all his life by scamming other people with frivilous litigation, schemes, cons, hoaxes, and lies. He has been in numerous jails, prisons, and detention centers around the world for a wide variety of crimes of theft and moral turpitude. His life is the life of the grifter. I could go on and on about Scam's sordid past. What does it take to become a professional criminal in your definition? I can't imagine how anyone could define Scam as anything else. Lex Luther spent less time plotting criminality than Sloan. Regards, Tom Dorsch Makes a great story, doesn't it. But, Dorsch forgot to tell you about his old girlfriend, Charlie the Crab. Sam Sloan http://www.samsloan.com/thecrab.htm You know, it's pretty easy to sort through legal documentation online (with all of the "legal stuff" you do Sloan, I'm sure you know this!), and the "story" above looks like more factual than you'd like to admit. In any case, am I to assume that the link you provide is not "biased", even though it is an article you wrote for your website? :-P Two suggestions for your site however: (i) can the cheesy music, and (ii) don't post pictures of other people in order to ridicule until you can prove that you're not as hideous-looking as those that you post of yourself. M.H. |
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From: (Sam Sloan)
Date: 22/07/03 07:49 GMT Daylight Time Message-id: On 21 Jul 2003 21:33:08 -0700, (Oreo Knight) wrote: -remove- (Mhoulsby) wrote in message ... From: "Matt Nemmers" Date: 21/07/03 01:28 GMT Daylight Time Message-id: FsGSa.108044$ye4.80928@sccrnsc01 "Michael Ferguson" wrote in message .. . Yes -- I voted for Sam. He is no surely worse than the rest of those bunglers. At least I can count on Sam to be informed before he makes a decision, and not just spout off random nonsense like 99% of this newsgroup's participants. -- mcf I guess you're new 'round these parts. http://makeashorterlink.com/?F2E351555 Check that out before you start talking about Sloan being "informed before he makes a decision" and how he doesn't "just spout off random nonsense." Guess maybe YOU should've been a little more informed before you cast your vote. (Not that you aren't entitled...) Regards, Matt To be fair, Matt, that is about the only one for which Sloan apologised (eventually, after having thrown away his PC because it had crashed [or so his story went]). Best Mark yeah, have you actually read the WHOLE story Sam initially fed us about that one? i posted it recently as a "refresher". getting a death wrong is not only uncool, it is about as stupid as you can get. O.K. In the first place, what I said was not really wrong. What I wrote was, "It has been reported that Leko died in a car crash while analyzing a game he had played against Shirov on a pocket set." This was true in that this had been reported in Hungary. The report was wrong. Leko had not been killed. However, I correctly stated that it had been reported that he had been killed. Major news agencies often make much bigger errors in reporting than this one. Sam Sloan Oh dear oh dear oh dear. Sam: remember what Clark Gable said. Your SUBJECT HEADING (which, in case you hadn't realised, is the part that folks read *before* opening the post) read: "Peter Leko killed in car accident" In other words, your *subject heading* presented Leko's having been killed as a *fact*. In order for this new argument of yours to be remotely credible, your subject heading *should* have read: "Peter Leko reported killed in car accident." Is that too ****ing difficult to understand? Go away. Idiot troll. Mark |
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Sam Sloan wrote (Tue, 22 Jul 2003 06:49:00 GMT):
what I said was not really wrong. What I wrote was, "It has been reported that Leko died in a car crash while analyzing a game he had played against Shirov on a pocket set." This was true in that this had been reported in Hungary. The report was wrong. Leko had not been killed. However, I correctly stated that it had been reported that he had been killed. _ That was not the first sentence in the Sam Sloan note: VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVV From: Sam Sloan ) Subject: Peter Leko killed in car accident Newsgroups: soc.culture.magyar, rec.games.chess.politics, rec.games.chess.misc Date: 2002-12-01 19:46:44 PST Peter Leko was killed in a car accident today in Budapest. It has been reported that Leko died in a car crash while analyzing a game he had played against Shirov on a pocket set. Shirov is in Spain now and was not in the accident. Leko, 23, recently won a qualification tournament and was scheduled to play a match for the World Chess Championship. He was once the world's youngest grandmaster and has consistently been rated in the top ten players in the world. Sam Sloan AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA |
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"StanB" wrote in message ... "drahmiel" wrote in message ... I voted for Sam. He's never boring and as far as I know he never killed anybody. He killed Peter Leko. Yeah, but then he brought him back to life... Good trick, that... -- Looney ---------------------------------------------------- http://www.patzersprogress.com |
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On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 00:28:21 GMT, "Matt Nemmers"
wrote: "Michael Ferguson" wrote in message .. . Yes -- I voted for Sam. He is no surely worse than the rest of those bunglers. At least I can count on Sam to be informed before he makes a decision, and not just spout off random nonsense like 99% of this newsgroup's participants. -- mcf I guess you're new 'round these parts. http://makeashorterlink.com/?F2E351555 Check that out before you start talking about Sloan being "informed before he makes a decision" and how he doesn't "just spout off random nonsense." I read the link. Sam was just reporting something he had heard elsewhere; there was no "decision", except to unknowingly relay the incorrect information. Anyone could fall for something like this. Guess maybe YOU should've been a little more informed before you cast your vote. (Not that you aren't entitled...) I've been reading this newsgroup long enough to know that 99% of the denizens here are a bunch of crack-smocking lunatics. Sam may be insane in his own way, but at least he has good writing skills and can reason clearly. This is much more than I can say for the majority of the group. -- mcf |
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99% of the
denizens here are a bunch of crack-smocking lunatics. Sam may be insane in his own way, but at least he has good writing skills and can reason clearly. -- mcf mcf? Don't you mean s.i.s. (Samuel I. Sloan)? |
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