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Krueger Generates New Attack Thread Against Richman
From: "Michael McKelvy"
Date: 12/11/2003 8:06 PM Eastern Standard Time
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"Bruce J. Richman" wrote in message
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Arny Krueger wrote:
"Bruce J. Richman" wrote in message
Michael McKelvy predictably tries to defend Krueger as follows:
"Bruce J. Richman" wrote in message
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Note that in his desperation to promote his paranoid propaganda,
Krueger has stooped to mention my name in the title of a thread
involving his ridiculous
assertion that my failure to condemn Mr. Borg's post about him
amounts to approval.
Then you'll condemn it?
What a spectacle!
Richman again refuses to condemn JBorg's reprehensible rantings.
Instead, Richman tries to deceptively distract us from his malfeasance by
attacking a person who has stood up voluntarily and asked him to do the
right thing.
Krueger has a documented Google hiwtory of failing to condemn numerous
unprovooked personal attacks upon me by Michael McKelvy. As he
hypocritically
complains, he has been notably silent while McKelvy has coninued to
manufacture
idiotic fabrications about my identity, professional activities and
credentials.
Therefore, his self-serving complaint above is explicitly and obviouslly
hypocritical.
Bruce J. Richman, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
Then you won't condemn it?
OK, more proof you're a ****.
I have not read what the compulsive liar, McKelvy has written above. There is
no need to in order to respond. As pointed out previously, with each daily
addition of more idiotic and psychotic rantings and ravings - essentially as
meaningless as the ones he's posted on the previous day - he simply continues
to provide additional evidence of his desperation, his psychotic thought
processes, and of course, his hatred.
No doubt, he will keep responding with further psychotic blather to this post
as well. This assinine, seriously disturbed cretin corresponds quite closely
to a rat in a Skinner box, who robotically presses a bar to get some food. In
this case, the "bar" (metaphorically speaking) would be the voices in his head
telling him to invent more absurdities whenever he sees my name. The "food"
metaphorically speaking would, of course, be the delusional beliefs that others
are getting his "message".
State tuned for another chapter in the never-ending saga of McKelvy's
"Psychotic Fabrications - My Mission on RAO"
Bruce J. Richman, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
Bruce J. Richman
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