Don’t quote me out of context Clymer, I clearly said the article was dated.
“Don’t quote me out of context Clymer, I clearly said the article was dated.”
You certainly were not quoted out of context, because the article was incomplete at all points in time: when it was first published, when you linked to it today, and at all time in between. You wrote that the article was “fairly complete,†which the litigation in 2011 and numerous other articles in the period 2009 to the present overwhelmingly refute. Nowhere in the article does it contain the information found elsewhere describing its roles and its relationships with persons and organizations engaged in security fraud, the Dalrymple case, Bulgarian organized crime, or the former “official” Bulgarian government under the Soviet Communist rule. Therefore the article can hardly be described as being fairly or remotely complete at any moment in time. It makes no difference when the article was dated. Your efforts to promote the reputation of this known securities fraudster and purveyor of pro-Russian disinformation further enhances the appearance of your being a frequent apologist for Putin, Russia, and their disinformation campaign.