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What is the bottom line here?
Estiveo and others have asked questions about things you have done.
Not about what Phil Berg has done. Not about social security numbers. And not about most of the tangents in what you have posted in reply. Try to stay focused.There are a lot of members here who would like to discuss a lot of things with you. It is not possible to discuss "everything at once", so just try to stay focused on what you, specifically, have been asked to discuss, and try to keep your responses on that subject. We try on this forum to stay focused on one topic at a time in a single thread, because it is impossible to discuss any single topic if everyone just runs off in all directions at once.
You will find extensive discussions in threads here about Obama's social security number and your blind misinterpretation of database results you were given by Neil Sankey. As you know, Neil Sankey has not been a reliable source with respect to other things he has given you, and you might want to think about that.
If you want to discuss the issue of social security numbers, the members here will point you to the appropriate thread. But, really, if Phil Berg was here, the members would certainly be asking him about his conduct.
Phil Berg is not here, and the members have questions about your conduct, which are questions you should be able to address directly. Simply because your actions are being criticized here does not mean that anyone here likes Phil Berg.
The things that Phil Berg has done are not an excuse for the things you have done, including things you have done in reaction to Berg. That's that "hyper reactivity" thing at work again.
Now, it is at this point absolutely clear to you that you should never have been sucked into the schemes of Charles Lincoln. You know that. The extent to which you allowed him to associate with you raises a question about your judgment of character. What the members are saying to you is that
Charles Lincoln is by no means the only criminal and con-artist with whom you have associated.You need to get beyond "Charles Lincoln is an awful person" to "why did I get involved with him". Because your actions are the only ones
you can control.
It gets to my point about "trust" and "suspicion".
Without a sense of trust between people, nothing would ever get done. However, blind trust and gullibility are hazards.
Without a sense of suspicion, one is easily made a victim. However, outright paranoia is a hazard.
People have a tendency of bias toward accepting things with which they already agree. However, having bias, and recognizing that one has it in order to guard against it, are two entirely different things, and intelligent people can, to a great extent, consider the merit of things with which they disagree.
You will find, again in the extensive threads in this forum, that people here do not reach their conclusions because they "like Obama" or not.
Now, you have to recognize that you have worked with quite a few criminals. Lincoln, Manning, Sinclair, and Fitzpatrick are all criminals.
Do you have any insight into how this seems to keep happening?
Many of the members on this forum are attorneys, and many of us have been practicing for many years. None of us has run into this problem that both you and Berg have had, of allowing criminals to work with or for us, and vice versa.