(edit: condensed for brevity, as intended before Fortis' response. I agree with his points below, which were in response to the longer version.)

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Voicing support does not make SC or NASH sock puppets.

If you personally think nola's credibility is flawed, voice it here, give him a neutral rep with a link to this thread, and move on. Or build a case with additional evidence from his posts. Roosh can make the final call to ban him.

No need to accuse the newbies supporting him.

LDN and Merc, you guys are off the mark.

I agree, Polar, but when you do the math surrounding his claims, it does not add up at all. He'd need to be like 55 or older for this to all make sense--and that is assuming he never took any breaks.

Of course, he doesn't have to prove anything if he doesn't want to, but I don't see how he thought exaggerating on some big things was not going to come back and bite him on his ass.

He isn't the only exceptional forum member on this forum. We know this. We have a guy who has/had a private jet at one point and that's just one dude that we know of.

(@polar) Or maybe, just maybe, someone with low posts and rep should have the common bloody sense to keep their nose out of threads like this lest they cause more harm than good.

It's normal and frankly common sense to view with extreme skepticism any low post/rep guys that suddenly get passionate about defending a potential NTP.

When I was sub500 posts sub30 reps or so, I kept my skinny ass out of the pit when the forum big dogs growled because I valued my continued participation and understood my opinions meant jack squat until I had built something to lose.

What is the forum supposed to make of some newbie "calling them out"?

Utter nonsense. Better they be sock puppets than idiots vastly overestimating their credibility.

After reading this whole thread today I can't decide whether I'm disappointed or not with the lack of closure, what more can people say unless Nola writes some more.

I don't understand why a educated/privileged person would join the FFL, it makes no sense to me. Initially I thought, ok maybe he wanted a EU passport, but then we find out for whatever reason he renounced his French citizenship for some other EU country.... we then find out later that he has/already a Estonian passport. It seems to me that the only people that join are from "shithole countries" or people with shady pasts.

What is the motive for someone to join the FFL after already being in the US army?

I think it might be pretty easy to lie about going to MIT if he had a friend or family member that went there.

I'll cut the guy some slack as far as timelines being exaggerated but I find it difficult to believe why he would want to do half of this shit he has allegedly done.

I have a friend from a privileged background who did 5 years in the Legion ‘à titre étranger’ (private). He did it for fun, for the travel, and for the bragging rights, and also because he was not a superstar at school. He enlisted at 19 at left at 24, and went on to study Business in College. He now manages a private security firm in Africa.

What's your point? Your friend was in the military, went to college and has a management job. Hardly the same thing as what NOLA has claimed.

I have no idea if Nola tells the truth or not, but I have close friends and family ties to the Foreign Legion, and everything he says makes perfect sense. The only thing is that he doesn’t seem to know that Frenchmen can enlist à titre étranger (as privates), which is strange, considering he must have met many of them (of course, they usually pretend to be Belgian or Swiss).

Even if Nola’s résumé is partly or completely fictional, it still has merit and could be an inspiration to all the good-for-nothings on this forum.

Quote: (06-06-2018 12:51 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(@polar) Or maybe, just maybe, someone with low posts and rep should have the common bloody sense to keep their nose out of threads like this lest they cause more harm than good.

It's normal and frankly common sense to view with extreme skepticism any low post/rep guys that suddenly get passionate about defending a potential NTP.

When I was sub500 posts sub30 reps or so, I kept my skinny ass out of the pit when the forum big dogs growled because I valued my continued participation and understood my opinions meant jack squat until I had built something to lose.

What is the forum supposed to make of some newbie "calling them out"?

Utter nonsense. Better they be sock puppets than idiots vastly overestimating their credibility.

I was the same way. When I first joined, I didn't say shit when things went south and for the same reason. I also didn't have my first post be a fucking thread that asked: How do I get this guuurl, I like her--PLEASE HELP

These days... Good Lawd...

Quote: (06-06-2018 02:02 AM)Sidney Crosby Wrote:  



After reading this whole thread today I can't decide whether I'm disappointed or not with the lack of closure, what more can people say unless Nola writes some more.

I don't understand why a educated/privileged person would join the FFL, it makes no sense to me. Initially I thought, ok maybe he wanted a EU passport, but then we find out for whatever reason he renounced his French citizenship for some other EU country.... we then find out later that he has/already a Estonian passport. It seems to me that the only people that join are from "shithole countries" or people with shady pasts.

What is the motive for someone to join the FFL after already being in the US army?

I think it might be pretty easy to lie about going to MIT if he had a friend or family member that went there.

I'll cut the guy some slack as far as timelines being exaggerated but I find it difficult to believe why he would want to do half of this shit he has allegedly done.

Sense of adventure really, some guys are just like that. Nola also mentioned a DUI, and a drunk purchase of a plane ticket. To be honest, I make a lot of brash decisions when drunk, and if I got a DUI in the States, I'd probably do something pretty crazy too. You're incorrect about french citizenship, I have to stop you there. You're eligible for it after 3 years, but you don't have to take it. If you "spill blood" then you're eligible for it immediately. You're making an over-broad generalization about the type of people that join more than likely.

Why would someone join after being in the navy (not army)? Maybe an existential crisis, or a desire to get out of the US?

MIT claims have been checked by Quintis, and he indicates that he buys Nola's claim to have attended MIT.

I am sure the timelines are obfuscated a bit to protect privacy, I do the same thing commonly.

Quote: (06-06-2018 02:52 AM)Montrose Wrote:  

I have no idea if Nola tells the truth or not, but I have close friends and family ties to the Foreign Legion, and everything he says makes perfect sense. The only thing is that he doesn’t seem to know that Frenchmen can enlist à titre étranger (as privates), which is strange, considering he must have met many of them (of course, they usually pretend to be Belgian or Swiss).

Even if Nola’s résumé is partly or completely fictional, it still has merit and could be an inspiration to all the good-for-nothings on this forum.

I think they changed the policy at some point actually.

Quote: (06-06-2018 05:54 AM)Dragan Wrote:  

Quote: (06-06-2018 02:52 AM)Montrose Wrote:  

I have no idea if Nola tells the truth or not, but I have close friends and family ties to the Foreign Legion, and everything he says makes perfect sense. The only thing is that he doesn’t seem to know that Frenchmen can enlist à titre étranger (as privates), which is strange, considering he must have met many of them (of course, they usually pretend to be Belgian or Swiss).

Even if Nola’s résumé is partly or completely fictional, it still has merit and could be an inspiration to all the good-for-nothings on this forum.

I think they changed the policy at some point actually.

I would have thought the Legion was more or less prohibited, awkward at the very least, for Belgians, as the official song of the Legion mentions Belgians as "shooters to the arse".

Matter of fact, all soldiers of every and all French military regiments being TA or M, know the song of the Legion and can sing it.

To sum it up, if I may, I'd say that, to believe someone like Nola, you need to have had, yourself, a life like 40% or 50% as colorful as his. Then you'd know that Nola's life is a possibility.

In any case, I personally met a handful of men in my life who had a life-experience almost as stunning as Nola's, so I tend to believe him. Dudes like that exist out there. For example, right-wing French ex-volunteers to the Yugoslav wars, men who went to fight at 20 for Serbia or (more often) Croatia, then logically went on making a career in "private security" worldwide, and speak five languages: they exist and if you listen to their life stories, they are at Nola's levels (except friggin MIT).

Also, I can't believe we're ten pages into the Legion Etrangere thread and nobody mentioned the most glorious (with Kolwezi) page of its History: Camerone. 65 Legionnaires against 3000 Mexican soldiers...


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Camar%C3%B3n

At the end of the day, at Camerone, the five remaining French Legionnaires actually charged, with no bullets but just their bayonnettes, three thousands Mexican soldiers. In honor of their unheard-of bravery, the Mexican general Milan authorized them to surrender with their weapons and full dignity.

Quote: (06-06-2018 02:02 AM)Sidney Crosby Wrote:  



After reading this whole thread today I can't decide whether I'm disappointed or not with the lack of closure, what more can people say unless Nola writes some more.

I don't understand why a educated/privileged person would join the FFL, it makes no sense to me. Initially I thought, ok maybe he wanted a EU passport, but then we find out for whatever reason he renounced his French citizenship for some other EU country.... we then find out later that he has/already a Estonian passport. It seems to me that the only people that join are from "shithole countries" or people with shady pasts.

What is the motive for someone to join the FFL after already being in the US army?

I think it might be pretty easy to lie about going to MIT if he had a friend or family member that went there.

I'll cut the guy some slack as far as timelines being exaggerated but I find it difficult to believe why he would want to do half of this shit he has allegedly done.

Simon Murray came from a privileged background, did his 5 years and, many years later, ended up as chairman of Glencore, so it does happen.

Over the years, I've met many of the very best that the military has to offer, and they would not be prone to making posts like the OPs. That said, in the OP's defence, I've met a fighter pilot instructor (a real life call sign Viper) who also had a very high qualification in a completely unrelated trade.

Quote: (06-06-2018 06:19 AM)Going strong Wrote:  

To sum it up, if I may, I'd say that, to believe someone like Nola, you need to have had, yourself, a life like 40% or 50% as colorful as his. Then you'd know that Nola's life is a possibility.

In any case, I personally met a handful of men in my life who had a life-experience almost as stunning as Nola's, so I tend to believe him. Dudes like that exist out there. For example, right-wing French ex-volunteers to the Yugoslav wars, men who went to fight at 20 for Serbia or (more often) Croatia, then logically went on making a career in "private security" worldwide, and speak five languages: they exist and if you listen to their life stories, they are at Nola's levels (except friggin MIT).

Travelerkai is honestly one such man I've met and that posts here. Though I would say his life story is significantly more congruent.

Going Strong,

I appreciate your role as Nola's assigned forum lawyer, but you're grasping at straws imo.

It's not that joining the foreign legion following a stint with the navy is unlikely.

It's that Nola only does things that are incredibly difficult and incredibly rare. It's not the foreign legion alone. I don't know why you keep focusing on one thing instead of the body of work here.

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My US Navy training included A-school and C-school. A-school was my basic Corpsman training, and C-school was my specialty which led to 18D training at Camp McKall, NC through the US Army, Special Forces Medic training (I was not a SEAL or Special Forces).

18D training:

https://www.goarmy.com/careers-and-jobs/...geant.html

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Special forces medical sergeants are considered to be the finest first-response/trauma medical technicians in the world.

https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-become-a-...l-Sergeant

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I was told that over 50% of Army Medics wash out of the 18D course, and these men are who are medics from the Rangers, 82 airborne and mountain infantry medics. And these men have seen what war can and will do to a body and yet still want to do more.

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Physically you have to be like a professional athlete. You have to have incredible perseverence and dedication. You Should train at least twice a day on your own time. You have to eat better, and be better than everyone. You have to be an animal.

You have to be an expert in every basic military task. Mentally you have to be extremely tough as well. Good luck!

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I can tell you that in my 26 years of military service that this was the most difficult Army MOS to qualify for and actually accomplish.

Ok.

In addition to doing an undergraduate degree in physics at MIT.

How difficult is it get into MIT physics?

https://www.quora.com/How-hard-is-it-to-...nd-Harvard

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One example:
white male from US public school, no legacies or sports
4.0 unweighted/4.7 weighted GPA
2340 SAT, 800 SAT Math2, 800 in one of Science SAT, 36 ACT
National level science Olympiads
Summer research at one of the top colleges
Club president at school, hundreds of hours of volunteering
Glowing recommendations from teachers and research supervisor
Great personality, great essays, and very successful interviews

Rejected by Caltech, Harvard and Yale
Admitted by MIT and Princeton
Goes to MIT

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It is extremely difficult, for some impossible, to get in the physics program at Caltech, Harvard, or MIT.

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your scores will need to be nearly perfect unless you have something else that really sets you apart.

Really though, maybe The Lizard of Oz can have a friendly debate on quantum physics and we can enjoy the debate of MIT level physics debate right here on our forum.

Not to mention that the workload at MIT physics is absolutely intense:

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-academ...t-MIT-like

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I was a physics major. It was very hard. The pressure was severe

However this didn't stop our high achieving forum member from:

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Although I studied a STEM field in college I took my first year 2nd semester off and completed a 7 month commercial diving and underwater welding trade school plus had joined the reserves for a medical rating right before entering college. I had high paying jobs during college making more money than most people in their 30's and 40's just working part-time during the school year and full-time in the summer.

Listen, even getting into phyiscs at MIT is an incredible accomplishment and then the students go all in to even manage to get through. It is absolutely ridiculous to think you just take your 2nd semester off to go diving at MIT, then nonchalantly go back and take up high paying jobs while completing your MIT physics degree:

https://www.quora.com/How-many-hours-per...ee-require

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I remember that I and my fellow MIT undergrads spent on the order of 60 hours per week, either in class, studying or doing homework.

60 hours pr. week does not lend you much time for part-time work does it?

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One year in undergrad I had made enough money the year before + not having crippling tuition cost I was able to complete two additional programs in welding and diesel mechanics. with extra cash I was able to fund extra foreign language tutoring through my entire time in college.

WHAT.THE.FUCK

This is what I'm talking about.

Students at MIT can barely make it through 50-60 hour workweeks at an incredibly changing university, while this guy not only does so nonchalantly, but during his college time takes time off to become a commercial diver, welder and diesel mechanic, while getting extra foreign language tutoring and having "high paying jobs during college making more money than most people in their 30's and 40's just working part-time during the school year and full-time in the summer."

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So before I was done with college I already had 3 solid trade skills with certificates, licenses and experience, an EMT license in two states, no debt, no insurance cost because I was on tri-care, was close to being fluent in a foreign language

Wut.

Has anyone at MIT ever taken 3 trade skills, been a licensed EMT, deployed once and become fluent in a foreign language on the side?

Keep in mind

I didn't even get into being a yacht captain for 8 years or a real estate investor post-Katrina or a saturation diver or a successful startup employee.

I mean.

Everything this guy does is absolutely spectacular.

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Everyone has a different standard of living but I've lived in both NYC and Miami. Both are very different for game.

NYC - at least $9,500 - $11,000 per month not including taxes and minus the boat.
(with a boat slips can be had cheap believe it or not so add $1,500 per month for slip fees and maintenance.)

Miami - at least $9,000 - $10,000 per month (no state income taxes includes, boat, slip and maintenance)
(at least in Miami you will want at a minimum a decent boat to cruise around the bay with girls.)

The cost above was give or take my budget.

Then reality sets in and you live in a $175 month apartment in Ukraine.

Quote: (06-04-2018 01:02 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

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I'm a RE Investor. Started buying homes here after Katrina and flipping them now I buy rehab and AirBnB them which NOLA is a Goldmine for; Also spent 8 years as a Yacht Captain and my former client/business partner now owns a bunch of Commercial Buildings here so he wanted me here to set up shop while part-timing as a software engineer on one of his DP vessels which is originally what my education was in. SO NOLA is kinda the perfect place for me unless I wanted to live in New Iberia or Houma which are both pretty boring.

Hurricane Katrina was in August 2005.

You were 17 when 9/11 (2001) hit:

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I was 17 when 9/11 happened.

That makes you 21-22 years old when Katrina hit NO.

And in college.

And deployed?

And working at a startup?

And taking a commercial diving license?

And being a captain at Tom Perkins yacht?

And a real estate investor?

I'm fucking done with this now.

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I forgot, Nola was studying at MIT in Boston, but apparantly in addition to his deployments, startup work and "multiple civilian jobs", found time to run a real estate flipping business in New Orleans?

At the same time.

In two different locations.

Dayum. Come on Nola, is being a normal dude like the rest of us so bad?

Ok, I'm done with this now.

I don't think Nola is a bad guy necessarily and if he had come clean that he embellished things a little bit (or a great deal), then it wouldn't have been necessary. The only reason I got into this is because I saw some signs of a megalomaniac manipulating naive people. That's not cool.

I don't think I'm wrong, but if proof emerges of these feats, then obviously that's that and the forum will redeem Nola and punishment for my wrongful witch hunt can be meted out.

Quote: (06-06-2018 08:13 AM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

Ok, I'm done with this now.

I don't think Nola is a bad guy necessarily and if he had come clean that he embellished things a little bit (or a great deal), then it wouldn't have been necessary. The only reason I got into this is because I saw some signs of a megalomaniac manipulating naive people. That's not cool.

I don't think I'm wrong, but if proof emerges of these feats, then obviously that's that and the forum will redeem Nola and punishment for my wrongful witch hunt can be meted out.

You've never met anyone on the forum. That's an issue. Why is it that you never have? Right now you're an internet sleuth, nothing more. You've never addressed why that is. I'd like you to prove you are credible. You spit great detective game on the forum, but it's just gonna be another internet victory that you can add to your anonymous internet forum persona. Congrats on that.

I'm meeting Nola today, I doubt that matters to you, but for what it's worth at least he's making the effort to meet and game in person.

I have justified reason to believe most, if not all of his claims are truthful. You never addressed that. You ignored my point that I saw him in one of the videos. Whatever, you don't feel like engaging.

There was a pretty famous thread where members called out a another member for not being able to afford a porsche. And then they bitched, and bitched and bitched, and demanded proof. A bit gay if you ask me... Turns out he had a porsche.

Here's the real problem: I'm pretty sure most if not all people on the forum are exaggerating their gaming success, and, omitting most, if not all of their failures. Do they ever get called out? No, not really. Then someone like me comes along, and people bitch at me about my failures even though I am clearly improving, and giving them the unvarnished truth about my game. Instead members get jealous and call people out on their careers, or helpful career info they drop publicly for everyone's benefits.

Most people are normal, so yeah, some of this stuff is going to sound implausible to them, also, there are a lot of people in basements that are never going to leave the US or their comfortable home in the West to game, work, or start a new life. But I assure you, there are high achievers on the forum (I've met at least a few in person, and they really had their shit together, really successful careers and really fucking advanced long term gaming strategies that would blow your mind) and out in the real world that would never be near an office job, and have a spectacular set of skills. it's a natural thing, you either have it or you don't.

Quote: (06-06-2018 05:52 AM)Dragan Wrote:  

Quote: (06-06-2018 02:02 AM)Sidney Crosby Wrote:  



After reading this whole thread today I can't decide whether I'm disappointed or not with the lack of closure, what more can people say unless Nola writes some more.

I don't understand why a educated/privileged person would join the FFL, it makes no sense to me. Initially I thought, ok maybe he wanted a EU passport, but then we find out for whatever reason he renounced his French citizenship for some other EU country.... we then find out later that he has/already a Estonian passport. It seems to me that the only people that join are from "shithole countries" or people with shady pasts.

What is the motive for someone to join the FFL after already being in the US army?

I think it might be pretty easy to lie about going to MIT if he had a friend or family member that went there.

I'll cut the guy some slack as far as timelines being exaggerated but I find it difficult to believe why he would want to do half of this shit he has allegedly done.

Sense of adventure really, some guys are just like that. Nola also mentioned a DUI, and a drunk purchase of a plane ticket. To be honest, I make a lot of brash decisions when drunk, and if I got a DUI in the States, I'd probably do something pretty crazy too. You're incorrect about french citizenship, I have to stop you there. You're eligible for it after 3 years, but you don't have to take it. If you "spill blood" then you're eligible for it immediately. You're making an over-broad generalization about the type of people that join more than likely.

Why would someone join after being in the navy (not army)? Maybe an existential crisis, or a desire to get out of the US?

MIT claims have been checked by Quintis, and he indicates that he buys Nola's claim to have attended MIT.

I am sure the timelines are obfuscated a bit to protect privacy, I do the same thing commonly.

So he joins the FFL out of a sense of adventure after already having been in Navy?

As far as the French citizenship, in one of his posts he clearly states that he received it and then later renounced it.

I don't see why you're being so defensive of a guy that you briefly talked to over Skype or whatever it was.

Quote: (06-06-2018 09:26 AM)Sidney Crosby Wrote:  

Quote: (06-06-2018 05:52 AM)Dragan Wrote:  

Quote: (06-06-2018 02:02 AM)Sidney Crosby Wrote:  



After reading this whole thread today I can't decide whether I'm disappointed or not with the lack of closure, what more can people say unless Nola writes some more.

I don't understand why a educated/privileged person would join the FFL, it makes no sense to me. Initially I thought, ok maybe he wanted a EU passport, but then we find out for whatever reason he renounced his French citizenship for some other EU country.... we then find out later that he has/already a Estonian passport. It seems to me that the only people that join are from "shithole countries" or people with shady pasts.

What is the motive for someone to join the FFL after already being in the US army?

I think it might be pretty easy to lie about going to MIT if he had a friend or family member that went there.

I'll cut the guy some slack as far as timelines being exaggerated but I find it difficult to believe why he would want to do half of this shit he has allegedly done.

Sense of adventure really, some guys are just like that. Nola also mentioned a DUI, and a drunk purchase of a plane ticket. To be honest, I make a lot of brash decisions when drunk, and if I got a DUI in the States, I'd probably do something pretty crazy too. You're incorrect about french citizenship, I have to stop you there. You're eligible for it after 3 years, but you don't have to take it. If you "spill blood" then you're eligible for it immediately. You're making an over-broad generalization about the type of people that join more than likely.

Why would someone join after being in the navy (not army)? Maybe an existential crisis, or a desire to get out of the US?

MIT claims have been checked by Quintis, and he indicates that he buys Nola's claim to have attended MIT.

I am sure the timelines are obfuscated a bit to protect privacy, I do the same thing commonly.

So he joins the FFL out of a sense of adventure after already having been in Navy?

As far as the French citizenship, in one of his posts he clearly states that he received it and then later renounced it.

I don't see why you're being so defensive of a guy that you briefly talked to over Skype or whatever it was.

No, i think probably a hard-reset I would call it after a DUI. What do I know, I'm not a psychologist. Also, for reference, the Legion is one of the oldest and one of the most elite mercenary forces. It is a challenge, and they fight in front line combat with surprising frequency in almost every conflict france has been involved in.

Not unheard of for people to renounce citizenships, especially for tax reasons. To a normie, they would have no idea that it's somewhat common.

Whatever. I think his claims are true and have good reasons for being true, having done some due diligence myself. If you're gonna disregard my points because I happen to know him, I don't know what to tell you.

Quote: (06-06-2018 02:52 AM)Montrose Wrote:  

I have no idea if Nola tells the truth or not, but I have close friends and family ties to the Foreign Legion, and everything he says makes perfect sense. The only thing is that he doesn’t seem to know that Frenchmen can enlist à titre étranger (as privates), which is strange, considering he must have met many of them (of course, they usually pretend to be Belgian or Swiss).

Even if Nola’s résumé is partly or completely fictional, it still has merit and could be an inspiration to all the good-for-nothings on this forum.

Sure, it's inspirational, but tell us it's your fiction novel. Do not try to come to this forum and act like you're some sort of authority. If you want to publish your Rambo fiction, I wouldn't bat an eyelash but if you're going to actively lie and deceive us, then prepare to get questioned.

I'm not sure why guys are trying to bend things in such a way so as to make Nola's deception OK. Why do people want so desperately to believe in this guy? Maybe I'm not seeing something here? I didn't realize suspension of disbelief was something I needed to have as an RVF member.

I feel like there are some serious hoops you'd have to jump through before any of NOLA's stories make sense when added up. I wish the math worked, but until the math adds up, I'm calling B.S.

When you make extraordinary claims and expect the people around you to believe them, the onus is on you to prove it.

As internet 1.0 used to say: "pix or it didn't happen."

Quote: (06-06-2018 08:48 AM)Dragan Wrote:  

Quote: (06-06-2018 08:13 AM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

Ok, I'm done with this now.

I don't think Nola is a bad guy necessarily and if he had come clean that he embellished things a little bit (or a great deal), then it wouldn't have been necessary. The only reason I got into this is because I saw some signs of a megalomaniac manipulating naive people. That's not cool.

I don't think I'm wrong, but if proof emerges of these feats, then obviously that's that and the forum will redeem Nola and punishment for my wrongful witch hunt can be meted out.

You've never met anyone on the forum. That's an issue. Why is it that you never have? Right now you're an internet sleuth, nothing more. You've never addressed why that is. I'd like you to prove you are credible. You spit great detective game on the forum, but it's just gonna be another internet victory that you can add to your anonymous internet forum persona. Congrats on that.

I'm meeting Nola today, I doubt that matters to you, but for what it's worth at least he's making the effort to meet and game in person.

I have justified reason to believe most, if not all of his claims are truthful. You never addressed that. You ignored my point that I saw him in one of the videos. Whatever, you don't feel like engaging.

There was a pretty famous thread where members called out a another member for not being able to afford a porsche. And then they bitched, and bitched and bitched, and demanded proof. A bit gay if you ask me... Turns out he had a porsche.

Here's the real problem: I'm pretty sure most if not all people on the forum are exaggerating their gaming success, and, omitting most, if not all of their failures. Do they ever get called out? No, not really. Then someone like me comes along, and people bitch at me about my failures even though I am clearly improving, and giving them the unvarnished truth about my game. Instead members get jealous and call people out on their careers, or helpful career info they drop publicly for everyone's benefits.

Most people are normal, so yeah, some of this stuff is going to sound implausible to them, also, there are a lot of people in basements that are never going to leave the US or their comfortable home in the West to game, work, or start a new life. But I assure you, there are high achievers on the forum (I've met at least a few in person, and they really had their shit together, really successful careers and really fucking advanced long term gaming strategies that would blow your mind) and out in the real world that would never be near an office job, and have a spectacular set of skills. it's a natural thing, you either have it or you don't.

Nola: "I am an alien from a foreign planet and your red sun gives me super powers."

Nomadbrah: "Dude, that's bullshit!"

Dragan: "Fuck you, Nomadbrah. I've met Nola and you've met nobody, so while I don't have proof he's a sun powered demi-god I think I'll be taking his word over yours, loser."

I think Comte had a point when he called out Dragan's lack of life experience a few pages back. I have a cousin who works for NASA who would just love to meet dragan and discuss business.

Quote: (06-06-2018 10:04 AM)Fortis Wrote:  

I think Comte had a point when he called out Dragan's lack of life experience a few pages back. I have a cousin who works for NASA who would just love to meet dragan and discuss business.

Lack of life experience, what do you mean?

I'm pretty young but: I have a degree, have worked at NGOs/ Government organizations, have been a political consultant, have taught kids, have worked in marketing, graphic design, accounting, restaurant industry, among others. I've lived in Serbia long term... Lack of experience, yeah...

Is it I'm a virgin? Is that what you mean? I'm going to say this nicely: stop beating around the fucking bush and say something of substance.