"George M. Middius" cmndr [underscore] george [at] comcast [dot] net wrote
in message ...


Bwian seems to be having a serious bweakdown. His latest round of nonsense
is even sillier than his earlier trolls.

If somebody in Australia has a lead on Bwian, now might be a good time to
bwing him to the attention of the authorities. Before it's too late.

Brian' does seem to be having a breakdown. It has been precipitated by
several factors:
1. He finally realized that the several of us who work at keeping tabs on
him are able to reach into the level of government of head of state. He also
seems to realize that, once having been investigated by a major government
agency, and very nearly charged, he has a permanent problem.
2. I took out several internet registrations that overlap his:
coralseastudios.biz,org, and net, with the warning to Brian that should he
attempt fraud again, these domains will be used to inform the public.
Previously, I registered worldjazz.tv, which served to put a cap on
worldjazz.com.
3. He seems to have become newly sensitized to the contact info faq I
publish on rec.audio.marketplace.

I've been reading about something called a "God complex", frequently the
source of criminal impulses. The affected individual believes he has
absolute control of some domain, which could be a woman, a world, audio
testing methodologies, or, in the newest form, a domain that exists in
virtual reality.

Sometime around the beginning of the Web, Brian latched onto it as a
psychological compensation, as a "place" that he could dominate by secret,
unattributable acts. Like the Pod People, he latched onto the identities of
real people, and created many others. In his domain, he imagined, just as
serial murderers do, that he could be free of social controls. John Douglas,
who as an FBI agent invented profiling, says the ego of a normal person is
subjugated to society. The ego of the criminal mind escapes subjugation.

Brian's problem is similar to that of many crazy people. When a sane person
reaches an insuperable obstacle, he either changes his goal, or detours his
way around. But at the age of 50, with Brian's mind showing signs of
deterioration, he no longer has the agility to do this. He is banging his
head against a brick wall, trying to live in a world he created for himself
in 1995. At this point, it can scarcely be said that Brian exists in the
real world at all. He tore the curtain of reality and climbed inside a
virtual world that is now disintegrating. What will surely follow is the
complete disintegration of Brian as a person.

Brian, the FAQ will be posted again in 101 hours and 57 minutes. Keep
typing. I want to see you work.