+8

Aside from all other things, it is good that I saw how this guy reacted to the jump of the stock price in the story of Viking Systems also as if it was the end of the world to him. One day this guy may regret pretending or acting as if being affected like this when he really needs people to believe him and nobody does.  

+7

Passing of time? What passing of time? Only the calendar is telling me that we are in May and not still in January. Also, not even a quarter of my financial preparation is exhausted. 

+6

I want to strongly emphasize that my writing here is very far from being the effect of passing of time. Instead, I am trying to avoid regretting not saying things I wanted to say after the situation gets resolved whenever that could be.

+5

He probably figured out that I am continuing in my direction anyway so intentionally even pushed for adding a signal suggesting success to claim that as the reason for not behaving otherwise later. At least that was a better alternative to what he has been doing from the beginning through the courts to cause the opposite to me in that it didn't require me to change course (Interestingly, he seems to have followed a similar path in trying to get actions from me that passively fit after failing to make them actively fit the purpose of trying to suggest on me the moral principle compromise to please the judges thing I talked about in another blog). As if from the first time the lower courts started their outrageous actions and throughout my journey their, I had a success signal from anyone or even just someone telling this law layman that he is on the correct path.   

+4

And before that I may, of course, again need to be made knowing the effect of my complaining for me to try to take advantage of it instead of depending on my view on how bad things are.

 Although seeking a path because of its success may not be a bad thing, it was not comfortable for me to see my revolutionary status challenging attitude be brought into question this easily. 

However I also do not abandon success just because a psychotic person keeps seeking do-over to reality in which he had failed.       

+3

Remembering what happened here, yesterday I thought how if I sue for the invasion of my privacy this guy could also turn the bad things he had done against me as suggesting an arrogant position. The more bad he does the bigger the opportunity to make that claim. Flipping things like this may not even occur to a normal person.

+2

Although it is always fun to watch in a movie a bad guy having his own evil creation and planing turned back on him, I don't think it would have been easy for even the imagination of a fiction writer to stretch enough to come up with the level this corruption guy had in choosing and developing what he is facing here.