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JUSTICE IS COMING...
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Someone has not taken their medication... McIvor should stick to bankruptcy, writing is clearly not one of his skills...
http://www.fairgomate.com.au/Portals/Fairgomate/Novella/Strange-Animals-Part 1-Mark-McIvor.pdf
I've only read a few pages, but I get the drift, "an out of body experience":
"If a delivery system is unsustainable, by definition it won’t be sustained." (page 30) - now, why didn't I think of that?
"The defects in legislation quickly turned to disaster and the term Responsible Entity became an oxymoron, much like a civil engineer. (Apologies to engineers, but as a University law student staying at a Catholic college on campus in the mid ‘70’s my memory of engineering students was anything but civil). How ASIC, henceforth known as the Bumbling Bureaucrat, could conceivably imagine this wouldn’t be a catastrophe is anybody’s guess. They gave out licences to anyone who filled in a form. The lawyers who were hopeless lenders, and any spivs who saw the angle, beat a path to their door to gain a Responsible Entity’s licence. They had about as much value as something you get out of a Weeties packet. They never bothered to penetrate an understanding of the market place, or ask who had successfully navigated the obstacles to building a finance business. Blind Freddy would know that aged Australians had to look for other options simply ‘to put bread on the table’, and this legislation would lead to disaster." (page 35)
I'll take the time to read the spiel - I think most investors in Equititrust, City Pac, PIF, etc will be able to separate the fact from fiction.
Another good read:
http://www.manipulative-people.com/externalizing-manipulation-tactic-3/
(in particular, "Externalizating the Blame"
As reported in BRW the book really is a strange way to "try"and settle the score. It would be interesting to get other people's take on this Pulitzer Prize winner.
http://www.brw.com.au/p/sections/fyi/strange_way_to_settle_the_score_DqcKsIrcuFg2jrsQXjffsN
sincerley - I think that the novella, the fairgomate web site and the videos are brilliant.
Say what you like - the man is a fighter. I love it.
Sadly, leaving all of this to one side, the truth and looming charges etc will overtake this brilliant attempt to re-write the history.
Also (sadly) McIvor does not seem to recall the excessive greed, ruthless use (abuse) of power and an indefatigable belief in his own brilliane which were all causes in his downfall.
Anyone who know him well would be the first to acknowledge his brilliance and marketing prowess..... but one day, the spin stopped and reality cut in.
sincerley - I think that the novella, the fairgomate web site and the videos are brilliant.
Say what you like - the man is a fighter. I love it.
Sadly, leaving all of this to one side, the truth and looming charges etc will overtake this brilliant attempt to re-write the history.
Also (sadly) McIvor does not seem to recall the excessive greed, ruthless use (abuse) of power and an indefatigable belief in his own brilliane which were all causes in his downfall.
Anyone who know him well would be the first to acknowledge his brilliance and marketing prowess..... but one day, the spin stopped and reality cut in.
Wot? No 10th report yet from the million dollar man?
http://equititrust.com.au/Updates.html
Does anyone regognise the various characters in the book ???
Rumour has it, Mark McIvor was last seen WALKING along the Broadwater because his car has been repossessed.
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