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Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Scottsdale
This is an interesting map. It describes th route from the Scottsdale Westin to Nouveau Riche University. For your consideration.
FIRST he must satisfy his Thirst with a fresh jaba juice.
Bet G is feeling all warm inside now the Fliptard has wrecked that promise of helping her out.
Hey Casey, Keep the cellphone on. It will be easier for the authorizies to find where your pals bury your sorry azz in the desert to stop any connection to them.
Just to give Casey's story some consideration: do we know if any of his advertisers are located in Phoenix?
The only one that seems big enough to even consider employing him -- most of the Sweet Links are one-man shows -- is American Foreclosure Specialists. No address on their website, though.
NRU also makes sense, inasmuch as anything Casey does makes sense.
We know he loves deals and real estate, he doesn't like the hard work of actually sending out resumes and job hunting, and as best we can tell, NRU is one of the few outfits that he has not yet burned any bridges with. So for him to want to work for them is an easy choice.
The odds that they'd pay him a regular salary are slim, of course....
@ Lawnmower Man -- is American Foreclosure Specialists. No address on their website, though.
No... BUT... their two fax numbers have a 918 area code, ergo they are located around Tulsa, Oklahoma. Makes sense, close to the heart of bible-thumping country.
I don't see any other IAFF advertisers that might fit the bill. Tingle is in GA; flippingpad is, from its domain registration, apparently in CA
Bear in mind, we are taking Casey at his word that this trip was paid for by one of his "advertisers". But we have no way to verify. Besides, Casey does like to bend words in his favor.
Didn't he say his flight back from Australia was paid for by a "supporter"? And the supporter turned out to be mom? ;-)
I have a different theory. NRU was pretty strict about not wanting their name associated with Casey. Chances are, nothing has changed. I think he met someone in Scottsdale through NRU maybe Glenn and now they are thinking about doing "business" (I use the term very loosely)
He is staying at the Westin because that is where he stayed last time and he knows it...
A few days ago I called the hosting company and said I needed to upgrade my account due to bandwidth......no response. I "chatted" with them yesterday online and they said somebody would get back to me.....they didn't. So, this morning they suspended the account due to overage.......DUH! I've been telling them that and was trying to prevent just this sort of thing.
Bottom line is I'm on the phone with the hosting company trying to find SOMEBODY who knows what they are doing so I can get the site back up and running.
I'd say it won't take long, but with the lack of "support" so far, not sure.
Let folks know The Dude is on it and will be back online ASAP.
Casey is starting NRU's first fraternity row. He will open "Beta Gamma Omicron Kappa Epslion" or a "Eta Iota Omicron Omicron Rho Upsilon". Find a greek alphabet to see how cool the shirts will look!
Just heard through an impecable source, the rights to CaseyHaterz.com have been assigned. Unfortunately, I can not disclose who the assignee is at this very moment. More to follow.
Cripes. Just thinking about Phx in the middle of summer makes me wanna turn on the a/c. It averages around 110 degrees there on a daily basis. In fact, it's rare to get a day where it's below 100 degrees between May and October. But it's a dry heat so instead of broiling like you do down South you just sort of bake. That can't be good for Fliptard's brain power.
It used to be a "dry heat" but that was about 3 million residents ago. PHX makes its own weather now. So many lawns, fountains, misters, pools, people, swamp coolers pumping moisture into the air You are talking Sacramento or San Antonio summer weather.
SouthernBread said... Once again, you are all wrong.
Casey is starting NRU's first fraternity row. He will open "Beta Gamma Omicron Kappa Epslion" or a "Eta Iota Omicron Omicron Rho Upsilon". Find a greek alphabet to see how cool the shirts will look!
OK, I get the first one, but what does HIOOPE mean?
And congrats to the reader from Thousand Oaks, California who entered by way of Caseypedia to become the 600,000th visitor a few minutes ago.
Thousank Oaks, home to more than 14,000 -registered- oaks and perennially one of the three safest cities in the nation(over 100k) in the annual FBI UCR.
Can you imagine Casey trying to interview lawyers? He won't stop until he finds one that tells him what he wants to hear, regardless of its truth:
"Casey, I will get your civil suit and any criminal charges dismissed. I will get your divorce thrown out so you can keep your wife, and I will get your book published. Just sign on the dotted line and pay me a $5,000 retainer."
When it comes to web hosting, you really do get what you pay for. Few of the sub-$10-a-month hosts are all that good; they don't have the margins to be.
Rob Dawg, i live here, and i havent felt it. It is like baking though. I swam laps yesterday, got out of the pool (which felt like bathwater) and i was dry within a couple of minutes. We set a record last week with 12+ straigth days of over 110 degrees. This is way above normal.
Its not that bad. Lived here my whole life. Casey will get sick of it soon enough.
Can you imagine Casey trying to interview lawyers?
I'm reminded of a scene from The Simpsons, where the family needs a lawyer, and finds a bunch of out-of-work attorneys hanging out on a street corner. They all rush the Simpsons' car, brandishing subpoenas and rubbing papers against the windshield...
... the best quotation: "Ooh... me so litigious!!" :-) :-)
Rob Dawg was correct in calling me a tard. I'm working on a paper for my MBA class and trying to keep up with the Casey Saga and post. My greek alphabet failed me :0
I don't see how Casey is able to multitask so much better than me. I got to get better at faking it until I make it!
@IDigSmartLadies "That's why you're the judge and I'm the law-talking guy." --Lionel Hutz
Great quote. Since Mark is not an actual attorney, one would say that he is actually a "law-talking guy" without fear from being sued for libel or defamation. After all, he has spoke at length about the law, it's procedures, and has cited numerous statutes and court cases.
I made a posting at IAFF which Casey removed the following day :-)
I told Casey to go ahead and let the court assign a free lawyer to his defense.
I then gave tips on how to prepare for the case and his free court appointed lawyer.
Told Casey to gather up all of the hundreds of pages of paper work, IAFF pages, loan docs, etc, and to summerize it all into a 2 line senteces on a 3x5 index card. Since most of those lawyers have about 5 minutes max to spend with you before they run to the next case, having it all in 2 sentence case would help things. Actually, make that 5 or less words and that would even be better.
I guess he did not like the humor in that advice since he removed the post the following day :-)
serinjustice, Now there's an ebay item I'd like to see: For Sale: "Misc paperwork, unopened mail, legal documents, paper trails, email exchanges, back up discs, etc." Contact snapdragon@oldaddress.net
Is it possible he's posted a 'recycled' pic, and is actually somewhere else?
It's always possible.. EXIF data says the pic was taken 20070718 at 2:11am with a Minolta DiMage X20. According to the what's in the murse content-less post, he has a Minolta 2MP camera, which the DiMage X20 happens to be. While he could have twiddled the EXIF info, I don't think he'd see through to doing that. I say it's legit.
Nine Conversion Techniques Cults and human-potential organizations are always looking for new converts. To attain them, they must also create an appropriate state of suggestibility in the subjects. And they often need to do it within a short space of time--a weekend, or maybe even a day. The following are the nine primary techniques used to generate the conversion. The meeting or training takes place in an area where participants are cut-off from the outside world. This may be any place: a private home, a remote or rural setting, or even a hotel ballroom where the participants are allowed only limited bathroom usage. In human-potential trainings, the controllers will give a lengthy talk about the importance of "keeping agreements" in life. The participants are told that if they don't keep agreements, their life will never work. It's a good idea to keep agreements, but the controllers are subverting a positive human value for selfish purposes. The participants vow to themselves and their trainer that they will keep their agreements. Anyone who does not will be intimidated into agreement or forced to leave. The next step is to agree to uninterrupted training, thus assuring a high percentage of conversions for the organizations. They will usually have to agree not to take drugs, smoke, and sometimes not to eat . . . or they are given such short meal breaks that it creates tension. The real reason for the agreements is to alter internal chemistry, which generates anxiety and hopefully causes at least a slight malfunction of the nervous system, which in turn increases the conversion potential. Before the gathering is complete, the agreements will be used to ensure that the new converts go out and find new participants. They are intimidated into agreeing to do so before they leave. Since the importance of keeping agreements is so high on their priority list, the converts will twist the arms of everyone they know, attempting to talk them into attending a free introductory session offered at a future date by the organization. The new converts are zealots. In fact, the inside term for merchandising human-potential training is, "sell it by zealot!" At least a million people are graduates of such trainings and a good percentage have been left with a mental activation button that assures their future loyalty and assistance if the guru figure or organization calls. Think about the potential political implications of hundreds of thousands of zealots programmed to campaign for their guru.
Be wary of an organization of this type that offers follow-up sessions after the seminar. Follow-up sessions might be weekly meetings or inexpensive seminars given on a regular basis which the organization will attempt to talk you into taking--or any regularly scheduled event used to maintain control. As the early Christian revivalists found, long-term control is dependent upon a good follow-up system. Alright. Now, let's look at the tip-off that indicates conversion tactics are being used. A schedule is maintained that causes physical and mental fatigue. This is primarily accomplished by long hours in which the participants are given no opportunity for relaxation or reflection. The next tip-off: techniques used to increase the tension in the room or environment. I could spend hours relating various techniques to increase tension and generate uncertainty. Participants may be picked on and shouted at or humiliated, leaving others to fear the same treatment. Basically, the participants are concerned about being "put on the spot" or encountered by the trainers, guilt feelings are played upon, participants are tempted to verbally relate their innermost secrets to the other participants or forced to take part in activities that emphasize removing their masks. One of the most successful human-potential seminars forces the participants to stand on a stage in front of the entire audience while being verbally attacked by the trainers. A public opinion poll, conducted a few years ago, showed that the number one most-fearful situation an individual could encounter is to speak to an audience. It ranked above window washing outside the 85th floor of an office building. So you can imagine the fear and tension this situation generates within the participants. Many faint, but most cope with the stress by mentally going away. They literally go into an alpha state, which automatically makes them many times as suggestible as they normally are. And another loop of the downward spiral into conversion is successfully effected. Another clue that conversion tactics are being used is the introduction of jargon--new terms that have meaning only to the "insiders" who participate. Vicious language is also frequently used, purposely, to make participants uncomfortable. The final tip-off is that there is no humor in the communications . . .at least until the participants are converted. Then, merry-making and humor, highly desirable as symbols of the new joy the participants have supposedly "found."
Take it for the paper it's written on, but he is at a Starwood Hotel or Resort. The Westin is a brand of theirs. Check-in was around 11:30pm last night local time.
Another clue that [cult] conversion tactics are being used is the introduction of jargon--new terms that have meaning only to the "insiders" who participate. Vicious language is also frequently used, purposely, to make participants uncomfortable.
Uh ohhh. You mean like "haterz™," fliptard, FB, ...?
Check-in was around 11:30pm last night local time.
Hmmm. Anyone called them? "Hi, I'm trying to reach a guest who checked in. His name is Casey Serin. Please let him know that SA Murses R. Wurses of the SLC FBI field office is looking to get in touch with him..."
The controllers cause the nervous system to malfunction, making it difficult to distinguish between fantasy and reality. This can be accomplished in several ways: POOR DIET is one; watch out for Brownies and Koolaid. The sugar throws the nervous system off. More subtle is the "SPIRITUAL DIET" used by many cults. They eat only vegetables and fruits; without the grounding of grains, nuts, seeds, dairy products, fish or meat, an individual becomes mentally "spacey." INADEQUATE SLEEP is another primary way to reduce alertness, especially when combined with long hours of work or intense physical activity. Also, being bombarded with intense and unique experiences achieves the same result.
You are mentally assaulted while your alertness is being reduced as in Step One. This is accomplished with a deluge of new information, lectures, discussion groups, encounters or one-to-one processing, which usually amounts to the controller bombarding the individual with questions. During this phase of decognition, reality and illusion often merge and perverted logic is likely to be accepted.
@BelowTheCrowd said... "In my experience, aplus hosting sucks."
You may recall that Spanky used them for yuofag.com and that he was caught as the owner of that site because they didn't have the permissions on his top-level directory set correctly.
I used them as a dialup ISP for a while back in the 90s. They were really bad. I tried to cancel, and their system never sent me a confirmation email. I ended up closing a checking account to get them to stop billing me.
Techniques are used to cause the mind to go "flat." These are altered-state-of-consciousness techniques that initially induce calmness by giving the mind something simple to deal with and focusing awareness. The continued use brings on a feeling of elation and eventually hallucination. The result is the reduction of thought and eventually, if used long enough, the cessation of all thought and withdrawal from everyone and everything except that which the controllers direct. The take-over is then complete. It is important to be aware that when members or participants are instructed to use "thought-stopping" techniques, they are told that they will benefit by so doing: they will become "better soldiers" or "find enlightenment."
Prediction: Flippy Dolittle will be offered a commission-only W-2 job from NRU, and will blog about what a Sweet Deal™ it is, but it will soon become one of those things which "didn't work out," after he earns $0 in commissions for a few weeks.
The Nevada corporation is the true corporation. There are certain tax and privacy "advantages" to incorporating in Nevada instead of Arizona. Here are the Nevada records. Note that "155 Glendale #14" is not a physical address for Denali, it is instead the address of their Nevada registered agent.
To do business in Arizona, Denali needed to register in that state. You found their records in Arizona. However, the "638 N Fifth Ave" address is still not their physical address, just the address of their Arizona registered agent.
Clicking on the "scanned documents" one by one, you will find the following additional addresses:
A Condo in Tempe 1245 W 1st St #127 Tempe, AZ 85201
Fictitious Address? 90 S Pineview Pl Chandler, AZ 85226
His Father in Alaska 11423 S Fireball St Eagle River, AK 99577
A residence in Scottsdale 6735 E Ludlow Dr Scottsdale, AZ 85254
A PO Box PO Box 3184 Tempe, AZ 85280
An office in Scottsdale 15230 N 75th St, Ste 1012 Scottsdale AZ 85260
A residence in Gilbert 3723 E Vaughn Ave Gilbert, AZ 85234
Office of "Those Callaways" - RE Agents 12418 N 71st St Scottsdale, AZ 85234
So, of all these addresses, why did I focus in on the one on 75th street? Simple - it is the address that he keeps current in his directory listings. Maybe this will help.
Dope slap to forehead. Of course one of his sponsors is picking up the tab. Silly me. This is Casey. In Caseyworld when the sponsor pays for an add he is paying Casey to do whatever he wants with the money. So in Casey's sick twisted reality stealing money from his wifes efforts to get out from under is really just sponsor money for his latest adventure.
I keep telling the fliptard he can go and join the Foreign legion. they don't care if law enforcement is after you, you just have to tell them before you join. They even let you sign up under a false name. Galina doesn't want him around anymore, so it's perfect.
if he does the foreign legion thing, he'll most likely find himself in Algeria or Afghanistan, or anywhere else where France has "troops". they don't send their own army, that's what the legion is for.
sweet...if I didn't have a wife that I actually enjoy being married to, I might consider something like that... I get distracted by shiny things and adventure just like Casey, but my sense of honor and self preservation seems to keep that in check.
Crossposted to most-recent Casey blog post: ------------
Sweet mother of Jebus™ -- I found a picture of the contents of Erin Morgan's wallet. No joke.
It's on this Flickr page. Note the PrLinkBiz keyword tag. If you have good eyes and you rotate the picture, you can barely make out that her middle name is Virginia. Thanks Erin! :-p
Ivory Coast sounds cool. I've been working on a long-term Saudi Arabia contract for months, I hope it finally comes through next month.
The Foreign Legion is actually not a bad idea for Casey. He's still young, it would bulk him up, shake out that metrosexual facade and teach him some responsibility. He'd get his ass kicked for a couple of years.
Tho' I can see him signing up and then a week later saying, "let's forget this whole thing." I wonder how that would go over.
I'll go you one better. What happens when fliptard is in prison and complains to other inmates or the warden that people are, *sniff*, *boo hoo*, bullying him!
Lien times for SW Denver Neighborhoods hit hard by recent foreclosure crisis
. . .
It's not just lenders, but buyers who are increasingly contributing to the foreclosure crisis, said Karen Cuthbertson, president of the Athmar Park Neighborhood Association.
"There are people like the gentleman across the street who bragged how this was the third home he bought using false documentation," Cuthbertson said.
"He took a sledgehammer and ripped out all of the copper pipes and then left. They're predatory borrowers."
The funny and may I say it, sweet, thing about this is that I am actually having more of a withdrawal form caseyhaterz.com than from IAFF.
I think it's because I never had a true honest voice at IAFF (every had to be approved and liked by Casey), but caseyhaterz.com gives me the ability to share my opinions in open.
Umm. serinjustice, no they didn't care about sharing information. Tracy and The dude just want others that are drinking the same kool-aid to post. If you disagree you are band. They want their own inner circle. To bad they can't keep a server running.
After talking to my lawyer about all this stuff this character has done, we have found plenty of standing to counter sue this guy. I’m not going to say more about it at this time. However, I hate to do that, so I’m still offering this character a chance to walk away in peace
Translation: I really hope my scare tactic works and Mark drops his suit. Cause if he sees through the transparency of my words and follows through, what the lawyer *actually* told me, I am screwed.
101 comments:
murst!
What? NRU's campus is a house?
What? NRU's campus is a house?
Actually, it looks like the proverbial van down by the river! :P
noanon:
"What? NRU's campus is a house?"
No,dummy.
It's the shed BEHIND the house!
Hey...it's a shed behind a house on a cul-de-sac...what more do ya want?
what more do ya want?
A green pool.
Actually Rob Dawg, the 7707 is on the other side of the golf course, to the east.
Thanks for the hat-tip though.
I am a graduate of the Benoit School of Internet Sleuthing.
SWEEET!
FWIW EN is headquartered in a little shed in the backyard at the end of a cul-de-sac.
FIRST he must satisfy his Thirst with a fresh jaba juice.
Bet G is feeling all warm inside now the Fliptard has wrecked that promise of helping her out.
Hey Casey, Keep the cellphone on. It will be easier for the authorizies to find where your pals bury your sorry azz in the desert to stop any connection to them.
Didn't you ever watch the movie Casino?
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Just to give Casey's story some consideration: do we know if any of his advertisers are located in Phoenix?
The only one that seems big enough to even consider employing him -- most of the Sweet Links are one-man shows -- is American Foreclosure Specialists. No address on their website, though.
But hell: NRU fits.
FWIW EN is headquartered in a little shed in the backyard at the end of a cul-de-sac.
Is it the same place folks periodically converge to do Warcraft tournaments? ;-)
NRU also makes sense, inasmuch as anything Casey does makes sense.
We know he loves deals and real estate, he doesn't like the hard work of actually sending out resumes and job hunting, and as best we can tell, NRU is one of the few outfits that he has not yet burned any bridges with. So for him to want to work for them is an easy choice.
The odds that they'd pay him a regular salary are slim, of course....
The odds that they'd pay him a regular salary are slim, of course
Knowing Casey, he would sign a deal whereby NRU would pay him in Jamba Juice and wheatgrass.
Sweet!
http://flightaware.com/live/findflight/KSMF/ZPX hmmm...Which flight?
R-Boy -- I am a graduate of the Benoit School of Internet Sleuthing
And to think, I only had to donate $5 million to the school to get it named after me! Sweet! ;-)
@ Lawnmower Man -- is American Foreclosure Specialists. No address on their website, though.
No... BUT... their two fax numbers have a 918 area code, ergo they are located around Tulsa, Oklahoma. Makes sense, close to the heart of bible-thumping country.
Heh. Benoit, you *are* good.
I don't see any other IAFF advertisers that might fit the bill. Tingle is in GA; flippingpad is, from its domain registration, apparently in CA.
I don't see any other IAFF advertisers that might fit the bill. Tingle is in GA; flippingpad is, from its domain registration, apparently in CA
Bear in mind, we are taking Casey at his word that this trip was paid for by one of his "advertisers". But we have no way to verify. Besides, Casey does like to bend words in his favor.
Didn't he say his flight back from Australia was paid for by a "supporter"? And the supporter turned out to be mom? ;-)
I would have preferred a map to:
15230 N 75th St, Ste 1012
Scottsdale, AZ
That was the business address of Damion Lupo as one of his filings with the Arizona Corporation Commission.
Lupo is, of course, the author of "Maverick Investing Mistakes", and an advertiser on IAFF.com.
I suppose someone could just call him at 480-736-1111 and ask if Casey is visiting?
I have a different theory. NRU was pretty strict about not wanting their name associated with Casey. Chances are, nothing has changed. I think he met someone in Scottsdale through NRU maybe Glenn and now they are thinking about doing "business" (I use the term very loosely)
He is staying at the Westin because that is where he stayed last time and he knows it...
A few days ago I called the hosting company and said I needed to upgrade my account due to bandwidth......no response. I "chatted" with them yesterday online and they said somebody would get back to me.....they didn't. So, this morning they suspended the account due to overage.......DUH! I've been telling them that and was trying to prevent just this sort of thing.
Bottom line is I'm on the phone with the hosting company trying to find SOMEBODY who knows what they are doing so I can get the site back up and running.
I'd say it won't take long, but with the lack of "support" so far, not sure.
Let folks know The Dude is on it and will be back online ASAP.
Once again, you are all wrong.
Casey is starting NRU's first fraternity row. He will open "Beta Gamma Omicron Kappa Epslion" or a "Eta Iota Omicron Omicron Rho Upsilon".
Find a greek alphabet to see how cool the shirts will look!
Just heard through an impecable source, the rights to CaseyHaterz.com have been assigned. Unfortunately, I can not disclose who the assignee is at this very moment. More to follow.
dang it, what happened to caseyhaterz.com, you guys are ruining my day, I was looking forward to the threads on NRU and flight risk!
Damn!
Cripes. Just thinking about Phx in the middle of summer makes me wanna turn on the a/c. It averages around 110 degrees there on a daily basis. In fact, it's rare to get a day where it's below 100 degrees between May and October. But it's a dry heat so instead of broiling like you do down South you just sort of bake. That can't be good for Fliptard's brain power.
@r-boy: thanks for the update.
It used to be a "dry heat" but that was about 3 million residents ago. PHX makes its own weather now. So many lawns, fountains, misters, pools, people, swamp coolers pumping moisture into the air You are talking Sacramento or San Antonio summer weather.
SouthernBread said...
Once again, you are all wrong.
Casey is starting NRU's first fraternity row. He will open "Beta Gamma Omicron Kappa Epslion" or a "Eta Iota Omicron Omicron Rho Upsilon".
Find a greek alphabet to see how cool the shirts will look!
OK, I get the first one, but what does HIOOPE mean?
In my experience, aplus hosting sucks.
They host belowthecrowd.com too.
:(
-btc
Theta Alpha Rho Delta
And congrats to the reader from Thousand Oaks, California who entered by way of Caseypedia to become the 600,000th visitor a few minutes ago.
Thousank Oaks, home to more than 14,000 -registered- oaks and perennially one of the three safest cities in the nation(over 100k) in the annual FBI UCR.
Can you imagine Casey trying to interview lawyers? He won't stop until he finds one that tells him what he wants to hear, regardless of its truth:
"Casey, I will get your civil suit and any criminal charges dismissed. I will get your divorce thrown out so you can keep your wife, and I will get your book published. Just sign on the dotted line and pay me a $5,000 retainer."
When it comes to web hosting, you really do get what you pay for. Few of the sub-$10-a-month hosts are all that good; they don't have the margins to be.
He probably went down to the "law hut" at the Springfield mall.
A simpsons reference if you didn't get it
Rob Dawg, i live here, and i havent felt it. It is like baking though. I swam laps yesterday, got out of the pool (which felt like bathwater) and i was dry within a couple of minutes. We set a record last week with 12+ straigth days of over 110 degrees. This is way above normal.
Its not that bad. Lived here my whole life. Casey will get sick of it soon enough.
Can you imagine Casey trying to interview lawyers?
I'm reminded of a scene from The Simpsons, where the family needs a lawyer, and finds a bunch of out-of-work attorneys hanging out on a street corner. They all rush the Simpsons' car, brandishing subpoenas and rubbing papers against the windshield...
... the best quotation: "Ooh... me so litigious!!" :-) :-)
"Ooh... me so litigious!!"
They has a LossMitPro character on the Simpsons? Cool.
They has a LossMitPro character on the Simpsons? Cool.
"That's why you're the judge and I'm the law-talking guy." --Lionel Hutz
Rob Dawg was correct in calling me a tard. I'm working on a paper for my MBA class and trying to keep up with the Casey Saga and post. My greek alphabet failed me :0
I don't see how Casey is able to multitask so much better than me. I got to get better at faking it until I make it!
Can you imagine Casey trying to interview lawyers? He won't stop until he finds one that tells him what he wants to hear, regardless of its truth:
I think Lionel Hutz (voiced by Phil Hartman) was the famous lawyer on The Simpsons.
I recall one episode where he proudly displayed that his business card turns into a sponge when exposed to water! :-)
I don't see how Casey is able to multitask so much better than me. I got to get better at faking it until I make it!
Casey's credo is more "fake it until he breaks it".
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@IDigSmartLadies
"That's why you're the judge and I'm the law-talking guy." --Lionel Hutz
Great quote. Since Mark is not an actual attorney, one would say that he is actually a "law-talking guy" without fear from being sued for libel or defamation. After all, he has spoke at length about the law, it's procedures, and has cited numerous statutes and court cases.
Casey's gonna hire himself a Mexican attorney.
Preferably one who doesn't speak English...it's cheaper and that sets Fliptard up for an appeal.
Maybe he can try to sell himself as illegally immigrating to Mexico because he was "only in search of a better life".
And he only doesn't work at jobs that Mexicans will do.
Mexicans clean pools, Casey doesn't.
Mexicans do yardwork...Casey doesn't
Mexicans work construction...Casey doesn't
Mexicans work fast-food...Casey doesn't
Mexicans fix cars...Casey doesn't.
They shouldn't object.
Now that Casey is a single man, maybe he will finally hook up with Erin and Joy.
Or maybe he is visiting Kiyosaki...
@SmellyPogoStick: That was the business address of Damion Lupo as one of his filings with the Arizona Corporation Commission.
Which one? Would like to link from CaseyPedia.
I found his Denali Investment Group registration, which has a Phoenix and Sparks, NV addresses -- not the same one you quote, though?
I made a posting at IAFF which Casey removed the following day :-)
I told Casey to go ahead and let the court assign a free lawyer to his defense.
I then gave tips on how to prepare for the case and his free court appointed lawyer.
Told Casey to gather up all of the hundreds of pages of paper work, IAFF pages, loan docs, etc, and to summerize it all into a 2 line senteces on a 3x5 index card. Since most of those lawyers have about 5 minutes max to spend with you before they run to the next case, having it all in 2 sentence case would help things. Actually, make that 5 or less words and that would even be better.
I guess he did not like the humor in that advice since he removed the post the following day :-)
BaraBing!
serinjustice,
Now there's an ebay item I'd like to see:
For Sale: "Misc paperwork, unopened mail, legal documents, paper trails, email exchanges, back up discs, etc." Contact snapdragon@oldaddress.net
rob dawg,
Yeah, that and a spare murse or two, scaminar books and tapes, and a blue exercise ball.
I have a theory.
As someone mentioned earlier - KC stayed at this Westin the last time he was in Scottsdale.
Is it possible he's posted a 'recycled' pic, and is actually somewhere else?
Scratch my previous comment. Lookes at the EXIF data - photo was taken this morning.
Unless SF is savvy enough to fake the data? Doubtful.
Is it possible he's posted a 'recycled' pic, and is actually somewhere else?
It's always possible.. EXIF data says the pic was taken 20070718 at 2:11am with a Minolta DiMage X20. According to the what's in the murse content-less post, he has a Minolta 2MP camera, which the DiMage X20 happens to be. While he could have twiddled the EXIF info, I don't think he'd see through to doing that. I say it's legit.
does this sound like NRU
Nine Conversion Techniques
Cults and human-potential organizations are always looking for new converts. To attain them, they must also create an appropriate state of suggestibility in the subjects. And they often need to do it within a short space of time--a weekend, or maybe even a day. The following are the nine primary techniques used to generate the conversion.
The meeting or training takes place in an area where participants are cut-off from the outside world. This may be any place: a private home, a remote or rural setting, or even a hotel ballroom where the participants are allowed only limited bathroom usage.
In human-potential trainings, the controllers will give a lengthy talk about the importance of "keeping agreements" in life. The participants are told that if they don't keep agreements, their life will never work. It's a good idea to keep agreements, but the controllers are subverting a positive human value for selfish purposes. The participants vow to themselves and their trainer that they will keep their agreements. Anyone who does not will be intimidated into agreement or forced to leave.
The next step is to agree to uninterrupted training, thus assuring a high percentage of conversions for the organizations. They will usually have to agree not to take drugs, smoke, and sometimes not to eat . . . or they are given such short meal breaks that it creates tension. The real reason for the agreements is to alter internal chemistry, which generates anxiety and hopefully causes at least a slight malfunction of the nervous system, which in turn increases the conversion potential.
Before the gathering is complete, the agreements will be used to ensure that the new converts go out and find new participants. They are intimidated into agreeing to do so before they leave. Since the importance of keeping agreements is so high on their priority list, the converts will twist the arms of everyone they know, attempting to talk them into attending a free introductory session offered at a future date by the organization. The new converts are zealots. In fact, the inside term for merchandising human-potential training is, "sell it by zealot!"
At least a million people are graduates of such trainings and a good percentage have been left with a mental activation button that assures their future loyalty and assistance if the guru figure or organization calls. Think about the potential political implications of hundreds of thousands of zealots programmed to campaign for their guru.
Be wary of an organization of this type that offers follow-up sessions after the seminar. Follow-up sessions might be weekly meetings or inexpensive seminars given on a regular basis which the organization will attempt to talk you into taking--or any regularly scheduled event used to maintain control. As the early Christian revivalists found, long-term control is dependent upon a good follow-up system.
Alright. Now, let's look at the tip-off that indicates conversion tactics are being used. A schedule is maintained that causes physical and mental fatigue. This is primarily accomplished by long hours in which the participants are given no opportunity for relaxation or reflection.
The next tip-off: techniques used to increase the tension in the room or environment. I could spend hours relating various techniques to increase tension and generate uncertainty. Participants may be picked on and shouted at or humiliated, leaving others to fear the same treatment. Basically, the participants are concerned about being "put on the spot" or encountered by the trainers, guilt feelings are played upon, participants are tempted to verbally relate their innermost secrets to the other participants or forced to take part in activities that emphasize removing their masks. One of the most successful human-potential seminars forces the participants to stand on a stage in front of the entire audience while being verbally attacked by the trainers. A public opinion poll, conducted a few years ago, showed that the number one most-fearful situation an individual could encounter is to speak to an audience. It ranked above window washing outside the 85th floor of an office building. So you can imagine the fear and tension this situation generates within the participants. Many faint, but most cope with the stress by mentally going away. They literally go into an alpha state, which automatically makes them many times as suggestible as they normally are. And another loop of the downward spiral into conversion is successfully effected.
Another clue that conversion tactics are being used is the introduction of jargon--new terms that have meaning only to the "insiders" who participate. Vicious language is also frequently used, purposely, to make participants uncomfortable.
The final tip-off is that there is no humor in the communications . . .at least until the participants are converted. Then, merry-making and humor, highly desirable as symbols of the new joy the participants have supposedly "found."
Take it for the paper it's written on, but he is at a Starwood Hotel or Resort. The Westin is a brand of theirs. Check-in was around 11:30pm last night local time.
Another clue that [cult] conversion tactics are being used is the introduction of jargon--new terms that have meaning only to the "insiders" who participate. Vicious language is also frequently used, purposely, to make participants uncomfortable.
Uh ohhh. You mean like "haterz™," fliptard, FB, ...?
Check-in was around 11:30pm last night local time.
Hmmm. Anyone called them? "Hi, I'm trying to reach a guest who checked in. His name is Casey Serin. Please let him know that SA Murses R. Wurses of the SLC FBI field office is looking to get in touch with him..."
Step One is ALERTNESS REDUCTION:
The controllers cause the nervous system to malfunction, making it difficult to distinguish between fantasy and reality. This can be accomplished in several ways:
POOR DIET is one; watch out for Brownies and Koolaid. The sugar throws the nervous system off.
More subtle is the "SPIRITUAL DIET" used by many cults. They eat only vegetables and fruits; without the grounding of grains, nuts, seeds, dairy products, fish or meat, an individual becomes mentally "spacey."
INADEQUATE SLEEP is another primary way to reduce alertness, especially when combined with long hours of work or intense physical activity. Also, being bombarded with intense and unique experiences achieves the same result.
Step Two is PROGRAMMED CONFUSION:
You are mentally assaulted while your alertness is being reduced as in Step One. This is accomplished with a deluge of new information, lectures, discussion groups, encounters or one-to-one processing, which usually amounts to the controller bombarding the individual with questions. During this phase of decognition, reality and illusion often merge and perverted logic is likely to be accepted.
@BelowTheCrowd said...
"In my experience, aplus hosting sucks."
You may recall that Spanky used them for yuofag.com and that he was caught as the owner of that site because they didn't have the permissions on his top-level directory set correctly.
I used them as a dialup ISP for a while back in the 90s. They were really bad. I tried to cancel, and their system never sent me a confirmation email. I ended up closing a checking account to get them to stop billing me.
Step Three is THOUGHT STOPPING:
Techniques are used to cause the mind to go "flat." These are altered-state-of-consciousness techniques that initially induce calmness by giving the mind something simple to deal with and focusing awareness. The continued use brings on a feeling of elation and eventually hallucination. The result is the reduction of thought and eventually, if used long enough, the cessation of all thought and withdrawal from everyone and everything except that which the controllers direct. The take-over is then complete. It is important to be aware that when members or participants are instructed to use "thought-stopping" techniques, they are told that they will benefit by so doing: they will become "better soldiers" or "find enlightenment."
Prediction: Flippy Dolittle will be offered a commission-only W-2 job from NRU, and will blog about what a Sweet Deal™ it is, but it will soon become one of those things which "didn't work out," after he earns $0 in commissions for a few weeks.
@lawnmower man...
The Nevada corporation is the true corporation. There are certain tax and privacy "advantages" to incorporating in Nevada instead of Arizona. Here are the Nevada records. Note that "155 Glendale #14" is not a physical address for Denali, it is instead the address of their Nevada registered agent.
To do business in Arizona, Denali needed to register in that state. You found their records in Arizona. However, the "638 N Fifth Ave" address is still not their physical address, just the address of their Arizona registered agent.
Clicking on the "scanned documents" one by one, you will find the following additional addresses:
Another Nevada Registered Agent
1135 Terminal Way, Ste 209
Reno, NV 89502
A Condo in Tempe
1245 W 1st St #127
Tempe, AZ 85201
Fictitious Address?
90 S Pineview Pl
Chandler, AZ 85226
His Father in Alaska
11423 S Fireball St
Eagle River, AK 99577
A residence in Scottsdale
6735 E Ludlow Dr
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
A PO Box
PO Box 3184
Tempe, AZ 85280
An office in Scottsdale
15230 N 75th St, Ste 1012
Scottsdale AZ 85260
A residence in Gilbert
3723 E Vaughn Ave
Gilbert, AZ 85234
Office of "Those Callaways" - RE Agents
12418 N 71st St
Scottsdale, AZ 85234
So, of all these addresses, why did I focus in on the one on 75th street? Simple - it is the address that he keeps current in his directory listings. Maybe this will help.
@seg -- good call.
He will likely be offered the opportunity to either teach a master's course in looserness or a life experience course.
By the way, I hope NRU beats Yale this year. I hear NRU has an amazing defensive line.
CH.C is slowly getting back online -- the website is resolving to a database error now, instead of being totally gone.
Tracy must have spilled some chemicals on the servers.
No time to read all the comments, but I'm guessing that Casey suckered one of his advertisers into going to NRU?
gaming the credit system @ 2:24:
Not quite. KC is in Scottsdale interviewing for a W-2 looser job with NRU. One of his advertisers is allegedly picking up the tab for his trip.
Dope slap to forehead. Of course one of his sponsors is picking up the tab. Silly me. This is Casey. In Caseyworld when the sponsor pays for an add he is paying Casey to do whatever he wants with the money. So in Casey's sick twisted reality stealing money from his wifes efforts to get out from under is really just sponsor money for his latest adventure.
Rob,
e-mail coming
Was there a confirmation somewhere that an advertiser was paying, or is that a guess?
Sprezzature, was in Casey's post
"No, I am not paying for the trip. Offered by one of my advertisers."
Damn it. I'm unemployed, I actually have time to kill that I can blow on "Flippy Dolittle".
I'm having withdrawal pains from the CaseyHaterz.com crash.
I WANT MY HATE TV!!!
I keep telling the fliptard he can go and join the Foreign legion. they don't care if law enforcement is after you, you just have to tell them before you join. They even let you sign up under a false name.
Galina doesn't want him around anymore, so it's perfect.
Plus it's cooler in France than in Phoenix!
Flipp-ity do da
Flipp-ity ay
Stayed at Westin
Went to NRU today
Plenty of FUBAR
Coming my way
Flipp-ity do da
Flipp-ity YAH!
Zin,
Isn't also true that after a number of years of service, they will issue a French passport with your false name?
Perfect for a fliptard seeking an escape from the grid. Problem is that he's much too weak to finish training. He'd wash out in under 36 hours.
@Roger hayes...
You are correct...
It's basically a good way for a criminal to flee and start over at an attempt to live a straight life.
@broward home...
if he does the foreign legion thing, he'll most likely find himself in Algeria or Afghanistan, or anywhere else where France has "troops". they don't send their own army, that's what the legion is for.
Casey's post is evasive, probably deliberately so: it's very ambiguous as to whether the advertiser is offering the job, paying for the trip, or both.
lawnmowerman-
What part of Caseys "no, im not paying for the trip" had you confused?????
According to their website --
www.legion-recrute.com/en/
it looks like 6 out of their 10 deployment areas are in the south of France. Not bad.
Other deployments are on Corsica, Djibouti, Guyana (guarding the spaceport), and Mozambique.
sweet...if I didn't have a wife that I actually enjoy being married to, I might consider something like that...
I get distracted by shiny things and adventure just like Casey, but my sense of honor and self preservation seems to keep that in check.
@Whatever: watch out for his short, clipped sentences. Remember, each sentence expresses a single, distinct idea.
I’m in Phoenix area for a night to check out an opportunity.
Unambiguous.
I am not paying for the trip.
Unambiguous.
Offered by one of my advertisers.
Ambiguous sentence fragment.
What, exactly, is being offered? To which of the two preceding sentences does this extending fragment apply?
Or, of course, I could be overanalysing a plate of beans.
Damn.. Casey comes to my town and doesn't give me any advance notice..
I missed him..
I go down to Kierland Commons all the time.. Drive past the Westin..
So close and so far away..
Casey you were 1.5 miles away from a hate-uppoter..
I left a comment offering to help pay for a ticket to Paris or Aubagne if he wants to join the legion... I'd pay money for that.
pleather murse;
"Other deployments are on Corsica, Djibouti, Guyana (guarding the spaceport), and Mozambique."
I've been to Djibouti...choose prison,seriously.
Crossposted to most-recent Casey blog post:
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Sweet mother of Jebus™ -- I found a picture of the contents of Erin Morgan's wallet. No joke.
It's on this Flickr page. Note the PrLinkBiz keyword tag. If you have good eyes and you rotate the picture, you can barely make out that her middle name is Virginia. Thanks Erin! :-p
amazing work, sir.
@Pleather Murse:
I think those locations are the default postings, but note from the bottom of the main page:
Today, the legionnaires are engaged in Afghanistan, Kosovo, Chad, the Ivory Coast and anywhere else that they might be needed by France.
That sounds a little less fun than the south of France.
Ivory Coast sounds cool. I've been working on a long-term Saudi Arabia contract for months, I hope it finally comes through next month.
The Foreign Legion is actually not a bad idea for Casey. He's still young, it would bulk him up, shake out that metrosexual facade and teach him some responsibility. He'd get his ass kicked for a couple of years.
Re: Foreign Legion
Code of Honor, Article 3
You respect your traditions and your superiors. Discipline and friendship are your strengths. Courage and honesty are your virtues.
Fliptard's out. Tho' I can see him signing up and then a week later saying, "let's forget this whole thing." I wonder how that would go over.
Tho' I can see him signing up and then a week later saying, "let's forget this whole thing." I wonder how that would go over.
I'll go you one better. What happens when fliptard is in prison and complains to other inmates or the warden that people are, *sniff*, *boo hoo*, bullying him!
Waaaaaaaah!
Hmm. All those wallet pics show a bunch of subprime cards, debit cards, and little else.
I thought that crew were high rollers?
Interesting story ...
Lien times for SW Denver
Neighborhoods hit hard by recent foreclosure crisis
. . .
It's not just lenders, but buyers who are increasingly contributing to the foreclosure crisis, said Karen Cuthbertson, president of the Athmar Park Neighborhood Association.
"There are people like the gentleman across the street who bragged how this was the third home he bought using false documentation," Cuthbertson said.
"He took a sledgehammer and ripped out all of the copper pipes and then left. They're predatory borrowers."
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Pleaseeeeeeeeez fix http://caseyhaterz.com
I am having withdrawal symptons.
The funny and may I say it, sweet, thing about this is that I am actually having more of a withdrawal form caseyhaterz.com than from IAFF.
I think it's because I never had a true honest voice at IAFF (every had to be approved and liked by Casey), but caseyhaterz.com gives me the ability to share my opinions in open.
Umm. serinjustice, no they didn't care about sharing information. Tracy and The dude just want others that are drinking the same kool-aid to post. If you disagree you are band. They want their own inner circle. To bad they can't keep a server running.
@Butt,
No, not at all true.
I was able to express my opinion, contrary to IAFF.
It is perfect? No, but 99.9% perfect for my taste.
I take it that you prefer and like IAFF rules much better?
Wait, did I miss something? What happened to caseyhaterz.com? Is it going to come back up?
New post up at IAFF. It's a doozy.
From the IAFF post:
After talking to my lawyer about all this stuff this character has done, we have found plenty of standing to counter sue this guy. I’m not going to say more about it at this time. However, I hate to do that, so I’m still offering this character a chance to walk away in peace
Translation: I really hope my scare tactic works and Mark drops his suit. Cause if he sees through the transparency of my words and follows through, what the lawyer *actually* told me, I am screwed.
Waaaaaahhhh!
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