On Fri, 11 Jan 2008 22:26:46 +0100, Hadron wrote:
> "Cletus Spencer" <cspencer@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
>> What's the matter. Are you learning the hard way that companies are not
>> interested in hiring paranoid psycho zealots? I imagine the pressure to find
>> a job is getting to you which would explain your recent mental breakdown.
>> Isn't it about time that you paid for your own internet service?
>>
>> Oh wait... I better be careful or you will "Call the police" on me.
>> HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!!!!!
>>
>> - "I will contact the police."
>> http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux.advocacy/msg/5e4fb11022f0a5ab
>
> Roy Schestowitz is a nasty piece of work. The following quote from the
> link above shows him for what he really - a paranoid twat with an
> agenda against anyone (read "everyone") with more money than him. If I
> was Gates I would prosecute Schestwoitz for accusing him of using his
> foundation to indirectly murder children in its search for higher profits:
>
> ,----
>| (it's a funds for personal purposes like tax evasion, buying Bill a
>| positive image in the press, buying media companies for bias, and increasing
>| profits through oil companies that kill children, etc
>|
> `----
>
> I wonder how many of the COLA advocates *SUPPORT* Roy's comments above?
> He has gone one step too far here I think and really shown himself up
> for what he really is.
It certainly seems like he has some vested interest in libeling people and
the companies they work for or own.
I'm surprised he has not been sued yet for all the defamatory statements he
makes about the likes of Microsoft, Novel and any company that he deems to
be an enemy of the Linux movement.
I might add that his statements are rarely presented with even the weakest
form of proof which makes it even more legally interesting.
Apparently Roy Schestowitz is suffering from mental problems so maybe he
can use that as his defense when the big guns on retainer to these
companies point their scopes on his ass.
Getting back to the subject of this thread, it's obvious that Roy has found
a job.
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