Masked IBOFB offering comic relief

Shyam

The 'Amway' Lord Haw Haw is now offering your readers comic relief, as well as still pretending to extrapolate a sense from what he reads which does not, and cannot, exist in my text.

According to Mr. Steadson, I'm a 'liar' for stating that (for more than 50 years) virtually no member of the public anywhere in the world has voluntarily purchased products, and/or services, from any transient non-salaried commission agent of the 'Amway' organization, because they were maliciously fixed at a quality and price that rendered them (effectively) unsaleable on the open market. Thus, the only money circulating within the so-called 'Amway MLM' scheme could only have come internally via the contributing participants in that scheme, making it a mathematical certainty that the overwhelming majority of these contributing participants could never hope to receive an overall profit.

Mr. Steadson pretends that the word, virtually, reads as'absolutely.'

Even Mr. 'Tex' Johnson accepts that the amount of grossly- overpriced 'Amway' wampum that has recently been sold on to the public in the USA is a pathetic 3-4% (perhaps this figure includes the mountains of untouched 'Amway' junk that has been knocked out at bargain prices on e-bay). However, this virtually non-existent retail activity is itself almost certainly an exaggeration; for each time the activities of the'Amway' mob have been independently investigated (as was the case in the UK) it has been discovered that the overwhelming majority of the organization's active non-salaried commission agents are merely contributing participants in a closed-market swindle, or money circulation scheme, who have been conditioned to believe that trying to retail 'Amway's' grossly-overpriced wampum is a waste of time. Indeed, in the recent UK investigation, more than 90% of active 'Amway' agents (around 30 000 persons) were found not to be attempting to retail this junk at all. The only evidence that any retailing of grossly-overpriced'Amway' wampum to the public was taking place in the UK, came from the minority core-group of deeply-deluded'Amway' adherents who offered unsubstantiated, but highly-convenient, evidence on behalf of their mob's billionaire bosses and millionaire under-bosses.

Apart from his own feigned incapacity to comprehend plain English, Mr. Steadson's evidence for calling me a 'liar,' is his own unsubstantiated, but highly-convenient, little anecdote involving an anonymous female friend (on a visit) who just happened to buy some grossly-overpriced 'Amway' wampum from him, voluntarily.

David Brear