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Author: Ray Gordon, creator of the pivotRay Gordon, creator of the pivot Date: Dec 17, 2006 15:16
Read your ISP agreement folks. I've NEVER seen one where an ISP could not
recover damages from a user who violates their TOS policies and causes them
to be harmed (sued would be harmed).
Since ISPs ae not immune to defamation lawsuits in Illinois at present, they
will be the ones sued (after being warned to cease and desist). If they
lose a suit and it gives them the right to sue a user to recover the costs
of their malfeasance, well, don't say you didn't know about it.
Ask a lawyer, of course, because I am not one, and make sure to read the
fine print in your TOS agreement.
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Author: HCHC Date: Dec 17, 2006 15:41
Gordon "Ray Gordon" Roy Parker, serial and vexatious pro se litigant,
wrote:
> Read your ISP agreement folks. I've NEVER seen one where an ISP could not
> recover damages from a user who violates their TOS policies and causes them
> to be harmed (sued would be harmed).
>
Read the constitution moron, you are cackling over protected speech.
People are entitled to their opinions, and furtherentitled to post
them.
> Since ISPs ae not immune to defamation lawsuits in Illinois at present, they
> will be the ones sued (after being warned to cease and desist). If they
> lose a suit
So let me get this straight . . . your plans are to go to Illinois, and
sue an ISP who gives Internet access to a user that you *claim* is
defaming you? And further, your plan is to win the suit?
Considering that you are UNdefamable, as you have single handedly done
more to ruin your own reputation, than anything anybody could say about
you, that might just be the funniest thing I EVER read!.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
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Author: Thom E. GeigerThom E. Geiger Date: Dec 17, 2006 15:45
On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 18:16:03 -0500, "Ray Gordon, creator of the
\"pivot\"" cybersheet.com> wrote:
>Read your ISP agreement folks. I've NEVER seen one where an ISP could not
>recover damages from a user who violates their TOS policies and causes them
>to be harmed (sued would be harmed).
>
>Since ISPs ae not immune to defamation lawsuits in Illinois at present, they
>will be the ones sued (after being warned to cease and desist). If they
>lose a suit and it gives them the right to sue a user to recover the costs
>of their malfeasance, well, don't say you didn't know about it.
>
>Ask a lawyer, of course, because I am not one, and make sure to read the
>fine print in your TOS agreement.
UAP, UAP, UAP, as well as legal threats that mean nada. You have no
legal standing to petition the courts outside PA unless the ISP or the
user is homed there. Moron. What a loser.
You'd better start taking care of your own ISP's TOS and UAP.
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Author: Thom E. GeigerThom E. Geiger Date: Dec 17, 2006 15:49
On 17 Dec 2006 15:41:20 -0800, "HC" aol.com> wrote:
>So let me get this straight . . . your plans are to go to Illinois, and
>sue an ISP who gives Internet access to a user that you *claim* is
>defaming you? And further, your plan is to win the suit?
He has no standing to sue in Illinois, but an Illinois court would
have the jurisdiction to sanction hm once the idiot makes that
mistake. Trying to avail himself of that court's jurisdiction is a
fatal error.
He's already made that mistake in Delaware. That makes him a free
range serial litigant now. He's lost the home field advantage and he's
going to suffer.
Thom E. Geiger, Domain Name Owner
ChewOnThis.Org
(the Official GRP NewsLoon tracking website)
Ray-Gordon.com
Ray-Gordon.net
Newsloon.com
Don't buy anything from any business trying to use SLAPP lawsuits to
stop criticism of the company, owners, officers or products.
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Author: Thom E. GeigerThom E. Geiger Date: Dec 17, 2006 15:56
On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 18:16:03 -0500, "Ray Gordon, creator of the
\"pivot\"" cybersheet.com> wrote:
>Read your ISP agreement folks. I've NEVER seen one where an ISP could not
>recover damages from a user who violates their TOS policies and causes them
>to be harmed (sued would be harmed).
>
>Since ISPs ae not immune to defamation lawsuits in Illinois at present, they
>will be the ones sued (after being warned to cease and desist). If they
>lose a suit and it gives them the right to sue a user to recover the costs
>of their malfeasance, well, don't say you didn't know about it.
>
>Ask a lawyer, of course, because I am not one, and make sure to read the
>fine print in your TOS agreement.
Here's your own ISP's UAP, moron. Pay particular attention to the part
that says,
>Prohibited Uses and Activities
>Prohibited uses include, but are not limited to, using the Service,
>Customer Equipment, or the Comcast Equipment to:
>
>undertake or accomplish any unlawful purpose. This...
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Author: Krus T. OlfardKrus T. Olfard Date: Dec 17, 2006 17:21
"Ray Gordon, creator of the \"boolsheet\"" cybersheet.com> wrote in
news:c-idnQ6vqqIoUhjYnZ2dnUVZ_sqdnZ2d@pghconnect.com:
> Ask a lawyer, of course, because I am not one
damn, gordy loser finally posted a statement that is true...
but then his court record shows that he is not a lawyer so we didn't
really need him to comfirm it in writing...
but it was nice of him to explain why no one should ever take anything he
says about the law to have even a remote connection to accuracy and the
truth...
--
Krustavus Teofilus Olfard
------------------
Everything I post is my opinion. If you don't like my opinions then
killfile me, if you have the balls.
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Author: Krus T. OlfardKrus T. Olfard Date: Dec 17, 2006 17:26
"Ray Gordon, creator of the \"lies and boolsheet\"" cybersheet.com>
wrote in
news:c-idnQ6vqqIoUhjYnZ2dnUVZ_sqdnZ2d@pghconnect.com:
> Read your ISP agreement folks. I've NEVER seen one where an ISP could
> not recover damages from a user who violates their TOS policies and
> causes them to be harmed (sued would be harmed).
>
> Since ISPs ae not immune to defamation lawsuits in Illinois at
> present, they will be the ones sued (after being warned to cease and
> desist). If they lose a suit and it gives them the right to sue a
> user to recover the costs of their malfeasance, well, don't say you
> didn't know about it.
>
> Ask a lawyer, of course, because I am not one, and make sure to read
> the fine print in your TOS agreement.
>
>
this post gives it to you in a nutshell why people respond to gordy loser
the way that they do...
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Author: happyseducedgirlhappyseducedgirl Date: Dec 17, 2006 17:27
Krus T. Olfard wrote:
> "Ray Gordon, creator of the \"lies and boolsheet\"" cybersheet.com>
> wrote in
> news:c-idnQ6vqqIoUhjYnZ2dnUVZ_sqdnZ2d@pghconnect.com:
>>> Read your ISP agreement folks. I've NEVER seen one where an ISP could
>> not recover damages from a user who violates their TOS policies and
>> causes them to be harmed (sued would be harmed).
>>
>> Since ISPs ae not immune to defamation lawsuits in Illinois at
>> present, they will be the ones sued (after being warned to cease and
>> desist). If they lose a suit and it gives them the right to sue a
>> user to recover the costs of their malfeasance, well, don't say you
>> didn't know about it.
>>
>> Ask a lawyer, of course, because I am not one, and make sure to read
>> the fine print in your TOS agreement.
>>
>>
> ...
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Date: Dec 17, 2006 17:37
"Ray Gordon, creator of the "pivot"" cybersheet.com> wrote in message
news:c-idnQ6vqqIoUhjYnZ2dnUVZ_sqdnZ2d@pghconnect.com...> Read your ISP agreement folks. I've NEVER seen one where an ISP could not
> recover damages from a user who violates their TOS policies and causes
> them to be harmed (sued would be harmed).
Ok, then, I will sue both AOL and Globalpops for allowing you to continue
your shenanigans.
>
> Since ISPs ae not immune to defamation lawsuits in Illinois at present,
> they will be the ones sued (after being warned to cease and desist). If
> they lose a suit and it gives them the right to sue a user to recover the
> costs of their malfeasance, well, don't say you didn't know about it.
You're an idiot who has lost each and every suit you file. You aren't
intinidating anyone. Insulting you is protected, you witless baboon.
>
> Ask a lawyer, of course, because I am not one, and make sure to read the
> fine print in your TOS agreement.
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