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Friday, June 17, 2016
Victor C Forsythe
Chat Conversation Start
9 mutual friends including Julia TenEyck and Aaron Nelson
Owner at Grateful Dead Hemp Casket Company
Lives in Denver, Colorado
APR 18TH, 1:36PM
Hi, I like to chat with those requesting a friend request.
Please introduce yourself and from what network you are hailing.
APR 24TH, 5:47PM
I can see you reading the messages
APR 25TH, 10:57AM
Kind of creepy that you don't reply.
MAY 1ST, 12:53AM
Ok the first one was cool. Not sure about the second one.
When I like of lover. I think of some rather specific. slightsmile emoticon
12:28AM
They accepted your request.
I did not send you a friend request
Nice try to make me feel unnerved.
However, I would have to give a fuck.
You are way too wierd for me to give a fuck too! Bye now
https://www.facebook.com/VictorForsytheSr
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
wirednation.com
We received an email from Terrence Wilder, WilderTerrence5511@wirednation.com
It stated:Hi, juliaIt also had a zip file attached.
Your balance and recent transaction history is attached to this mail. Please verify it
Regards,
Terrence Wilder
transactions_014.zip (~14 KB)We do not know this person, nor this company.
The website wirednation.com had a contact number. 505.471.2820
This number gave 5 results.
One goes to the page itself, One goes to an agitator, the other three goes to this site
http://codeverge.com/grc.spyware/adware-spoofing-sophosav/1600844
http://codeverge.com/grc.spyware/free-netmon-adware/1583374
http://codeverge.com/grc.spyware/adware-zango-sues-maker-of-antispyware-tool/1609140
But does not give a direct link to the article with the phone number.
This is what the snippet reads:
I need some assistance in getting rid of some spyware that insists on changing the home page to www.0websearch.com. I have tried everything I know of to get rid of this and it persists. Has anyone run into this? -- Paul McQuaid Consultant Wired Nation, Inc. tel 505.471.2820 fax 866.260.0795 "Joe Bagadonuts" <nothing@nothing.com> wrote in news:cemuki$eb1$1@news.grc.com: > I need some assistance in getting rid of some spyware that insists on > changing the home page to www.0websearch.com. I have tried everything I > know of to get rid of this a...
wirednation.com is registered on godaddy
which leads to Registrant Name: Registration Private
Registrant Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC
Paul McQuaid About 414,000 results in quotes; About 5,200 results; w/ wirednation.com lead to
http://roboquerque.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/RoboRAVE-International-2012-Award-Winners-Sheet1.pdf
$200 Robot 910. Wired Nation Bot #1. Parent led team. Santa Fe. Paul McQuaid & Josh Dennis.
Google search of Paul McQuaid & Josh Dennis led to
https://plus.google.com/104171025537804849878
Google of Josh Dennis wirednation.com led to
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/07/prweb4314724.htm
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO (PRWEB) JULY 29, 2010Caroline and Joshua Dennis, owners of Wired Nation, Inc. were among the winners of the 2010 New Mexico Business Weekly’s Small Business Heavyweight Awards. The recipients were selected based on the uniqueness of their product or service offering, their staying power in business and their contribution to their community. A small woman-owned company based in Santa Fe, Wired Nation is a network management and information security firm that provides IT audit & industry compliance services, penetration testing and IT best practice consulting to a variety of industries nationwide.A Certified Ethical Hacker and IT security auditor, Joshua Dennis and his team also help companies respond to critical data loss, credit card theft and compliance with industry regulations like the Payment Card Industry DSS (PCI DSS). Although many small businesses are unaware of the PCI DSS, it requires any company that accepts credit cards to take specific measures to ensure that they properly secure credit card data. If a breach occurs, fines can be steep and deadlines to remediate swift.“In the end good security is good for business”, says Dennis, “because it minimizes downtime and lets your customers and vendors know you take security seriously.” Wired Nation president Caroline Dennis is a board member of the New Mexico Technology Council, active in many technology organizations, and is working on a statewide level to improve STEM education. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics.Wired Nation, Inc. celebrates its 15th year in business and has consistently been recognized for business leadership and expertise in the industry. For more information contact Caroline Dennis 505-471-2820 or visit http://www.wirednation.com/.
Google Caroline Dennis wirednation.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolinedennis1
President
Wired Nation, Inc.
1997 – December 2012 (15 years)Santa Fe, New Mexico Area
Wired Nation was an award-winning Managed Service Provider (MSP) and computer security professional services company providing a full spectrum of IT networking, information security and consulting services in the Southwest.
Caroline played a leadership role in strategic planning, building technical teams, managing vendors, managing customer trouble ticketing, staff augmentation and project management. She understands the process of assessing business models and revenue opportunities for technology companies. She has a keen eye for uncovering potential business alliance strategies that leverage revenue potential for all involved. Wired Nation was consistently recognized in the state for exceptional customer support and leadership.
In December of 2012, Caroline and Josh sold the company to a larger IT security and consulting firm.
Note: I am ignoring the actress that came up in the search
http://www.carolinedennis.com/#!/new_faces
Though the faces are similar.
From LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshuawdennis
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matiasromero– (17 years 7 months) Chief Security & Operating Officer
Wired Nation, Inc.
Built an award-winning information security and IT management firm over 17 years. Sold it at the end of 2012. Implemented network operations center to support managed services and security practice. Responsible for developing and implementing projects and deliverables, including vulnerability assessments, VPNs, firewalls of various flavors, encryption, penetration testing, and intrusion detection and response for over 700 clients and thousands of computer systems.
- (Open)2 projects
PCI Breach Remediation
Ran an investigation for a company where information on 25,000 credit card holders had been stolen. Created forensic copies...ViewBreach Remediation
Stabilized and remediated a breach in a company where 200 computers were infected, tracked breach to its root cause, and...View- (Open)4 honors and awards
Titans of IT Honoree
Small Business Heavyweight
Business Excellence Award
Excellence Award for Achievement in Industry Leadership
Consultant
Wired Nation Inc.
* Provided technical consultation to active and prospective clients.
* Set up and administered LAN/WAN and wireless-based networks.
* Set up and administered LAN/WAN and wireless-based networks.
* Performed server, PC, laptop, PDA and peripheral device troubleshooting, upgrading and repair.LinkedIn Member
Partner at Soho Post Office
Greater New York City AreaInformation Technology and Services
LinkedIn Member
Cisco VoIP Engineer at Verizon
Greater Seattle AreaInformation Technology and Services
LinkedIn Member
Customer-Driven Insurance and Financial Services Professional
San Francisco Bay AreaFinancial Services
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesbhiggins
IT Consultant
Wired Nation, Inc.
Wired Nation is an IT consulting firm, providing services to small-and medium-size businesses and individuals in Santa Fe and the surrounding area. Clients include hospitality, legal, medical, and non-profit arts programs. Computer Consultant responsibilities included the following:
• Managed $1.3 million network upgrade project for one of firm’s largest clients, a five-star Santa Fe resort and spa. Installed and configured new property management system; installed new servers; supervised new data cabling for historic property spanning multiple buildings; created scope of work; solicited bids from multiple contractors; supervised work from initial walk-through to completion.
• Designed, installed, and supported networks of up to 100 nodes.
• Supported users, both onsite and remotely.
• Created technical documentation, enabling other consultants to step in efficiently, and clients to maximize the use of their systems.
• Managed $1.3 million network upgrade project for one of firm’s largest clients, a five-star Santa Fe resort and spa. Installed and configured new property management system; installed new servers; supervised new data cabling for historic property spanning multiple buildings; created scope of work; solicited bids from multiple contractors; supervised work from initial walk-through to completion.
• Designed, installed, and supported networks of up to 100 nodes.
• Supported users, both onsite and remotely.
• Created technical documentation, enabling other consultants to step in efficiently, and clients to maximize the use of their systems.
LinkedIn Member
Deskside Support Technician
Santa Fe, New Mexico AreaComputer Networking
LinkedIn Member
Managing Director at Nationwired ElectricsPty Ltd
Melbourne, AustraliaCivil Engineering
Interesting enough the address for Wired Nation from the BBB is 3600 Cerrillos Rd Ste 711, Santa Fe, NM 87507, which comes up on google maps as grappa wireless. which is a place where Caroline Dennis worked.
About Josh Dennis:
Information security consultant Josh Dennis has built his security toolbox over more than 20 years in the industry and is constantly perfecting the art of staying current in one of the fastest growing professions today. Josh recently sold his 17-year old IT security consulting practice, Wired Nation, where he was founder and Chief Security & Operating Officer. He also co-founded, built and sold Grappa Wireless Internet, a wireless WISP where he built infrastructure and managed security. His breadth of experience stretches beyond his CIO-for-Hire work; he has gotten his hands dirty in IDS, IPS, pen testing, breach management, compliance, ISP network design and security training.
Executive Profile
Joshua Dennis
Chief Technology Officer, WorkingWild Inc.
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Background
Mr. Joshua Dennis is the Chief Technology Officer at WorkingWild Inc. Mr. Joshua Dennis is responsible for creating the technological road map for the company. Before joining WorkingWild, Mr. Dennis founded and was president of Wired Nation, Inc., a full-service IT consulting firm in Santa Fe. Mr. Dennis built Wired Nation over the course of seven years into a firm servicing more than 250 clients in northern New Mexico. His main focus was on creating and implementing technical solutions to business problems on time and within budget, helping businesses run more effectively. Prior to founding Wired Nation, Inc., Mr. Dennis was a mechanical engineer for Airflow Research, an automotive engineering firm in Waltham, Massachusetts. As project manager, he was responsible for evaluating competitors' technologies and for bringing Airflow into new markets. Mr. Dennis is a graduate of Boston University with a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering.
Corporate Headquarters
300 Paseo de Peralta
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
United States
Phone: 505-820-9981Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
United States
Fax: 888-522-6447
Saturday, April 30, 2016
TopKat 2
[15:53] <Nack> you need to call your sister and apologize.
[15:54] <Topkat> why don't you just piss off?
[15:57] <Nack> Because you have a moral debt.
[15:57] <Topkat> no i don't
[15:58] <Topkat> the faggot you tracked down isn't me, if it was then why wouldn't i be arrested already?
[15:58] <Topkat> why do you have such a hardon for me anyways?
[15:58] <Topkat> like seriously, did you hit your head as a kid? what?
[15:59] <Nack> You were raided over a year ago. And demoted to a desk job because of your "troubles"
[15:59] <Topkat> i've never been raided
[15:59] <Topkat> you know why i have never been raided?
[15:59] <Topkat> because 1: that wasn't me
[16:00] <Topkat> and 2: i don't do anything illegal. i even side with the cops
[16:00] <Topkat> a lot of cops have hard jobs, so unless you're done being a useless fuck here to annoy me, i think it's best you piss off and find some other thing to do
[16:00] <Topkat> let's focus on you for a moment
[16:01] <Topkat> why haven't you gotten yourself a girlfriend?
[16:01] <Nack> You will comply.
[16:01] <Nack> You will play nice.
[16:01] <Topkat> so let me guess, you never even had sex.
[16:02] <Topkat> oh maybe you like to commit murder.
[16:02] <Nack> You will speak nicely about Julia & to Julia
[16:03] <Topkat> well, hate to burst your bubble, but i don't know any julia
[16:03] <Topkat> so, why haven't you gotten yourself a nice gf yet?
[16:05] <Nack> You are attached to your ID TopKat. That is unfortunate for you. However, though this is not as important as meatspace.
[16:05] <Topkat> o.O
[16:05] <Topkat> meatspace?
[15:54] <Topkat> why don't you just piss off?
[15:57] <Nack> Because you have a moral debt.
[15:57] <Topkat> no i don't
[15:58] <Topkat> the faggot you tracked down isn't me, if it was then why wouldn't i be arrested already?
[15:58] <Topkat> why do you have such a hardon for me anyways?
[15:58] <Topkat> like seriously, did you hit your head as a kid? what?
[15:59] <Nack> You were raided over a year ago. And demoted to a desk job because of your "troubles"
[15:59] <Topkat> i've never been raided
[15:59] <Topkat> you know why i have never been raided?
[15:59] <Topkat> because 1: that wasn't me
[16:00] <Topkat> and 2: i don't do anything illegal. i even side with the cops
[16:00] <Topkat> a lot of cops have hard jobs, so unless you're done being a useless fuck here to annoy me, i think it's best you piss off and find some other thing to do
[16:00] <Topkat> let's focus on you for a moment
[16:01] <Topkat> why haven't you gotten yourself a girlfriend?
[16:01] <Nack> You will comply.
[16:01] <Nack> You will play nice.
[16:01] <Topkat> so let me guess, you never even had sex.
[16:02] <Topkat> oh maybe you like to commit murder.
[16:02] <Nack> You will speak nicely about Julia & to Julia
[16:03] <Topkat> well, hate to burst your bubble, but i don't know any julia
[16:03] <Topkat> so, why haven't you gotten yourself a nice gf yet?
[16:05] <Nack> You are attached to your ID TopKat. That is unfortunate for you. However, though this is not as important as meatspace.
[16:05] <Topkat> o.O
[16:05] <Topkat> meatspace?
Topkat
[02:32] <_8039> wake up
[02:52] <Topkat> why?
[02:54] == Topkat [Topkitteh@aids.of.teh.mind.also.cocks]
[02:54] == realname : Topkat
[02:54] == server : AnonOps [AnonOps]
[02:54] == account : Topkat
[02:54] == regged : has a registered nick.
[02:54] == info : is using a secure connection
[02:54] == End of WHOIS
[02:54] == Topkat [Topkitteh@aids.of.teh.mind.also.cocks]
[02:54] == realname : Topkat
[02:54] == server : AnonOps [AnonOps]
[02:54] == account : Topkat
[02:54] == regged : has a registered nick.
[02:54] == info : is using a secure connection
[02:54] == End of WHOIS
[02:54] == Topkat [Topkitteh@aids.of.teh.mind.also.cocks]
[02:54] == realname : Topkat
[02:54] == server : AnonOps [AnonOps]
[02:54] == account : Topkat
[02:54] == regged : has a registered nick.
[02:54] == info : is using a secure connection
[02:54] == End of WHOIS
[03:00] <_8039> It is your time.
[03:00] <Topkat> -_- why do you bother me?
[03:05] <_8039> You were rude to a person that is my concern.
[03:05] <Topkat> well, concern yourself no longer, i'm going to be rude to you instead
[03:06] <Topkat> because only cunts try to start shit with people who just want to be left alone to work in silence.
[03:06] <_8039> You were not silent.
[03:16] <_8039> bye
[02:52] <Topkat> why?
[02:54] == Topkat [Topkitteh@aids.of.teh.mind.also.cocks]
[02:54] == realname : Topkat
[02:54] == server : AnonOps [AnonOps]
[02:54] == account : Topkat
[02:54] == regged : has a registered nick.
[02:54] == info : is using a secure connection
[02:54] == End of WHOIS
[02:54] == Topkat [Topkitteh@aids.of.teh.mind.also.cocks]
[02:54] == realname : Topkat
[02:54] == server : AnonOps [AnonOps]
[02:54] == account : Topkat
[02:54] == regged : has a registered nick.
[02:54] == info : is using a secure connection
[02:54] == End of WHOIS
[02:54] == Topkat [Topkitteh@aids.of.teh.mind.also.cocks]
[02:54] == realname : Topkat
[02:54] == server : AnonOps [AnonOps]
[02:54] == account : Topkat
[02:54] == regged : has a registered nick.
[02:54] == info : is using a secure connection
[02:54] == End of WHOIS
[03:00] <_8039> It is your time.
[03:00] <Topkat> -_- why do you bother me?
[03:05] <_8039> You were rude to a person that is my concern.
[03:05] <Topkat> well, concern yourself no longer, i'm going to be rude to you instead
[03:06] <Topkat> because only cunts try to start shit with people who just want to be left alone to work in silence.
[03:06] <_8039> You were not silent.
[03:16] <_8039> bye
Monday, April 18, 2016
james.wieck.1
Exciting! This was my experience.
I met james.wieck.1 through facebook. He sent me a friend request. I replied with
"Hi James! Thanks for the friend request. Please do introduce yourself. I see you are from Lancaster. I am in Bakersfield right now. I have been invited to a event next week, so I'll be around for a bit before heading back north. ~JC"
That day he also invited me to an event being hosted in Bakersfield. I attended.
I met with james.wieck.1 at a protest. He repeatedly apologized for having forest service equipment. He said he got it at a good deal. The equipment was an old truck. No real redflag.
We shared a lengthy conversation at the protest. He seemed a decent guy. No redflags recalled.
He gave me his card
I had taken some pictures while at the protest to add to my blogs and timelines. An exceptional one of james.wieck.1. I polished it up and noted his information from his card. He was very pleased with the picture. However, he asked me to delete the term "NRA rep" from the photo because it could get him in trouble with his "leadership."
I removed the NRA reference from the photo.
I thought it strange he would want to hide such information. Being "president" of an NRA chapters at the very least, he should have been used to public relations and being called an "NRA rep". Moreover, you would think he would be proud to be president of a chapter, it seems like that would be an accomplishment.
The keeping secrets is a redflag.
When I mentioned my disappointment of not having pictures of myself he posted a emoji with a frown and a tensed up forehead.
That struck me as odd. I was hoping he would say that he had some. I am pretty certain we had taken a picture together.
Our next exchange was when I purposely misposted This message:
"you know Sally, I have to apologize. I am a bit ill of spirit. I think I am experiencing a bit of shell shock.
I feel such deep remorse. More than 2 score (20+) people are facing felony charged with a life time in prison and one was assassinated. All for a forensic accounting of remote and rural county."
He only asked who Sally was. I responded and he did not engage.
The next exchange was his telling me to not add him to groups. I had added him to a group I am admin of that is 5000+. Again, you would think that public relations would be part and parcel to being President of a NRA chapter.
Four weeks later I am again adding new people from my friend's list to the group and add him again, not noting or recalling his request.
He responds hostility and in a passive aggressive manner.
I repond:
Adjust your settings. That is what they are there for. You should not expect people to micro-manage like that between the two of us we have over a 1000 friends. That sort of micromanaging is cumbersome, and perhaps designed to be cumbersome, I would hope not. However, if you really did want preferential treatment, you should have raised my interest enough to garnered it. You had already asked me to keep secrets according to your note card.
He then responded with cuss words.
I decided then that he had enough redflags for a review.
The following workweek, I research his affiliations.
I pull his card and review it. It has a gmail address instead of an NRA affiliate address. I find this to be odd, if he is a "President" of an NRA chapter.
I call the NRA to see if this is within their bylines for a president. I do not mention his name.
The NRA give me a number to call to verify his standing.
The person that answered that number answered it in a very unprofessional manner.
I was not certain if I had even called the proper number because he did not answer the phone as the NRA council. He also did not "straighten up" after being told this was a call to the council. He was very impolite. At this point he did not know if I was a donor or press. He gruffly demanded to know who I was. I explain I had opened a file and needed information and that I had gotten his number from the NRA proper. When I asked him "Whom am I speaking with" He answered the question with a question. Which is a redflag of buying time, I asked him if he would like for me to call him back. He declined. I had noted that it sounded like he was driving, so I mentioned that I hoped he was not driving, he said he was and to continue. I announce and introduce myself and explain the file that was opened concerning fraud. He replied with a question stating he did not understand and to be more specific. I had been very specific. At that point I took him as a hostile person not interested in the best presentation of the NRA. He gave the feel of someone looking to hide information. That he had no interest in providing information in clearing the name of the council.
I continue for a bit longer repeatedly reminding him that I had come from the NRA proper. There was confusion about his name. He was intent on finding out the names I held. When I told him I would not be providing him with names, but the NRA proper, he became aggressive stating that I needed to deal with him and that if I was not going to deal with him that I, in essence, could bugger off.
I stated that I was suspicious of the series of events. He stated he did not care. That I was going to deal with him. I stated it did not matter if he cared or not that my report would be going forward. And that I would include not caring in that report. He again demanded to know names and then claimed it was "alleged". At this point, it is an uncooperative conversation. He announced that he is an employee of a "not-for-profit" corporation out of Virginia and then corrected himself and said it was out of New York. . It was then that he finally said that if I had questions he was the person to talk to. B this point I had decided to call back to the NRA to reaffirm that this was indeed the correct number and person.
Though this original file was to research james.wieck.1, the front faceing presentation of the NRA council in California left me to question the intent of the whole NRA council in the state of California.
Twitter account:
https://twitter.com/high_desert_nra
Website from the Twitter account:
http://www.avnra.org/
This disclaimer wrote on a jpg to a tactic to avoid being crawled by the google bot
was most notable and I feel sums up the research. It is in its original size.
His card:
I met james.wieck.1 through facebook. He sent me a friend request. I replied with
"Hi James! Thanks for the friend request. Please do introduce yourself. I see you are from Lancaster. I am in Bakersfield right now. I have been invited to a event next week, so I'll be around for a bit before heading back north. ~JC"
That day he also invited me to an event being hosted in Bakersfield. I attended.
I met with james.wieck.1 at a protest. He repeatedly apologized for having forest service equipment. He said he got it at a good deal. The equipment was an old truck. No real redflag.
We shared a lengthy conversation at the protest. He seemed a decent guy. No redflags recalled.
He gave me his card
I had taken some pictures while at the protest to add to my blogs and timelines. An exceptional one of james.wieck.1. I polished it up and noted his information from his card. He was very pleased with the picture. However, he asked me to delete the term "NRA rep" from the photo because it could get him in trouble with his "leadership."
I removed the NRA reference from the photo.
I thought it strange he would want to hide such information. Being "president" of an NRA chapters at the very least, he should have been used to public relations and being called an "NRA rep". Moreover, you would think he would be proud to be president of a chapter, it seems like that would be an accomplishment.
The keeping secrets is a redflag.
When I mentioned my disappointment of not having pictures of myself he posted a emoji with a frown and a tensed up forehead.
That struck me as odd. I was hoping he would say that he had some. I am pretty certain we had taken a picture together.
Our next exchange was when I purposely misposted This message:
"you know Sally, I have to apologize. I am a bit ill of spirit. I think I am experiencing a bit of shell shock.
I feel such deep remorse. More than 2 score (20+) people are facing felony charged with a life time in prison and one was assassinated. All for a forensic accounting of remote and rural county."
He only asked who Sally was. I responded and he did not engage.
The next exchange was his telling me to not add him to groups. I had added him to a group I am admin of that is 5000+. Again, you would think that public relations would be part and parcel to being President of a NRA chapter.
Four weeks later I am again adding new people from my friend's list to the group and add him again, not noting or recalling his request.
He responds hostility and in a passive aggressive manner.
I repond:
Adjust your settings. That is what they are there for. You should not expect people to micro-manage like that between the two of us we have over a 1000 friends. That sort of micromanaging is cumbersome, and perhaps designed to be cumbersome, I would hope not. However, if you really did want preferential treatment, you should have raised my interest enough to garnered it. You had already asked me to keep secrets according to your note card.
He then responded with cuss words.
I decided then that he had enough redflags for a review.
The following workweek, I research his affiliations.
I pull his card and review it. It has a gmail address instead of an NRA affiliate address. I find this to be odd, if he is a "President" of an NRA chapter.
I call the NRA to see if this is within their bylines for a president. I do not mention his name.
The NRA give me a number to call to verify his standing.
The person that answered that number answered it in a very unprofessional manner.
I was not certain if I had even called the proper number because he did not answer the phone as the NRA council. He also did not "straighten up" after being told this was a call to the council. He was very impolite. At this point he did not know if I was a donor or press. He gruffly demanded to know who I was. I explain I had opened a file and needed information and that I had gotten his number from the NRA proper. When I asked him "Whom am I speaking with" He answered the question with a question. Which is a redflag of buying time, I asked him if he would like for me to call him back. He declined. I had noted that it sounded like he was driving, so I mentioned that I hoped he was not driving, he said he was and to continue. I announce and introduce myself and explain the file that was opened concerning fraud. He replied with a question stating he did not understand and to be more specific. I had been very specific. At that point I took him as a hostile person not interested in the best presentation of the NRA. He gave the feel of someone looking to hide information. That he had no interest in providing information in clearing the name of the council.
I continue for a bit longer repeatedly reminding him that I had come from the NRA proper. There was confusion about his name. He was intent on finding out the names I held. When I told him I would not be providing him with names, but the NRA proper, he became aggressive stating that I needed to deal with him and that if I was not going to deal with him that I, in essence, could bugger off.
I stated that I was suspicious of the series of events. He stated he did not care. That I was going to deal with him. I stated it did not matter if he cared or not that my report would be going forward. And that I would include not caring in that report. He again demanded to know names and then claimed it was "alleged". At this point, it is an uncooperative conversation. He announced that he is an employee of a "not-for-profit" corporation out of Virginia and then corrected himself and said it was out of New York. . It was then that he finally said that if I had questions he was the person to talk to. B this point I had decided to call back to the NRA to reaffirm that this was indeed the correct number and person.
Though this original file was to research james.wieck.1, the front faceing presentation of the NRA council in California left me to question the intent of the whole NRA council in the state of California.
Twitter account:
https://twitter.com/high_desert_nra
Website from the Twitter account:
http://www.avnra.org/
This disclaimer wrote on a jpg to a tactic to avoid being crawled by the google bot
was most notable and I feel sums up the research. It is in its original size.
His card:
mazem.mh
You and Magolb U G DB aren't connected on Facebook
Hi Julia, this is Mazen, we are on muslima.com. I would like to talk with you if you have a free time.
Hi!
I'll be at my desk most the day today.
Oh good you are here.
It is always nice to have great timing
Ouch!
I posted a really must watch video of the floods.
It should be public, go check it out
Oh yea, I recall you. I liked your cowboy hat
Aww, lol. Well the reporter was pretty noble.
this guy wasso used to staying compliant and norms that he was gonna stay in his car like a good robot.
this reporter was yelling get out of your car, then dove in to hepl the guy.
So what's with the strange name on your facebook profile?
I deleted it but I don't know how to do that
I change my name, remove my posts
But I don't know how can I remove my account on Facebook frown emoticon
It is like wikipedia, it never really goes away
Hate to break the news to you.
you are in the 21st centry now.
and online is part of life.
Well, not having any foot print makes ya look strange
Were you once one of those people that thought online activities did not reflect on you?
And now you are embarrassed of your behaviors??
I was trying to ask politely... Did you erase your stuff because you used to be a troll?
Really, you depate well
It was my temporary Facebook, I don't use Facebook a lot
Mine is on muslima.com you can discover it easy. wink emoticon
Read my profile well you can know mine
yea, I guess I should pop over and do that.
I am trying to catch up on my work. I STILL have not editted my interview with Ross Ashcroft.
Oh look I have a whole bunch of messages on there! grin emoticon
Guess, I'll have to take a break from educating Cenk about forensic accounting.
Well, I am glad you are not a busy woman. .>,
Julia, please, take a long breath
Lol
I would like to learn how can I be busy from you?
I will care on the same time about myself and my family too
Oh I recall what I liked about you.
you like hiking and geology.
I spend a lot of time in remote areas.
Oh and you got a picture with dogue!
Though, in a way I am not near as praticing as you.
But in some ways I am more.
Sure go look at my photos here
Good time to learn
Man, I love those jTRIGs over on muslima. They really warm the cockles of my heart. lol
Maybe, I'll get back over there and clean it back up again.
It really is a great place to pratice analysis.
I use in a general meaning
but his is an article that outlines the general idea https://theintercept.com/2014/02/24/jtrig-manipulation/
Frankly, I do not see romance scamming , and that is what ultamitly it is, should be classified as SAs
hohohohoh
you are also superficial. wink emoticon
as your profile exhibits.
May the luck of goodness beseech you also. Remember, romance scamming is still romance scamming, even when doing it under the direction of a contracting job.
You are welcome to return anytime you need help with your moral compass.
Nice to meet you, Mr. DB
I am sorry
My name is Mazen
Not DB
I deleted my Facebook because I lost my friend when other one start talking bad
It's my fault
No problem. I'll help you with your facebook profile removal.
you should receive a notice soon.
Good bye.
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