I am honestly surprised as well as confused that they would link to this story on MalaysiaKini.

http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/215168

You can read the full story on the GMS FB page where they posted it in full.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=296...&type=1&theater

Those MPs might have been bashing BNM in Parliament but note that they have also referred to Genneva as 'investors' which is a term that the GMS people hate and abhor. They have also called the scheme dodgy.

There are a handful of likes and shares so far but no comments yet. I honestly want to see how the GMS hardcores will react to this. Catch-22 situations seem to be popping up all the time. If they were to applaud those 2 MPs, it means they also agree to be defined as investors, and that they fell prey for a dodgy investment scheme.

He was also comparing Genneva investors to maggots and flies.

Found this reply the post regarding Dr M on GMS.



What the heck is she trying to say? On one hand, she blames Dr. M for the extensive corruption in this country. On the other, many in Genneva were convinced to invest because of him

You would trust someone who you believe is responsible for spreading corruption?

Parti pembangkang all kena ban from GMS page already. There is a Genneva Gold Neutral Supporters page that is supposedly uncensored but its not.

Well, there are indications on the GMS page that something is being planned for tmr. Not sure what though. I'm expecting them to be NATO. If something does happen, well...I happen to work around the BNM area so I'll try to pop over and take some photos.

Pat just can't shake off the suspicion that she is GMS admin.
Sani is flip-flopping again between blaming BNM and Genneva.
Auntie Shereen thinks she has the right to speak up for the ordinary Malaysian
If there's supposed to be a gathering outside BNM, I don't see it. Auntie Shereen actually had a good idea. Gather up everyone who is free and go line-up at BNM to file a complaint each. No need a permit as it is not officially a gathering. There's nothing illegal about what they are doing either. Yet they are so scared to do something like this. Of course, if they do, BNM investigators might cheerfully invite each of them separately for coffee and a chat.

Not much info online but from what I can gather, he is a freelance writer who was formerly with The Star. Good chance that he's also a Genneva customer, hence the usual spiel.

Interesting little article about Genneva for me, if only because this is the first time I've ever heard of the PDI (Power Distance Index)

http://cgmalaysia.blogspot.sg/2012/11/genn...-and-press.html

http://cgmalaysia.blogspot.sg/2012/11/mala...r-distance.html

Whee! We're #1 on some chart. Malaysia boleh!

Hey, more long-winded BS posted on their FB page:

https://www.facebook.com/notes/genneva-mala...296345677149997

I'll save you time. Don't bother reading all of it. Its just the same old crap in more long-winded form. Based on the writing style and grammar, I do believe it to be the work of Auntie Shereen.

This post has been edited by arubin: Nov 28 2012, 06:33 PM

There is really no such thing as a leaderless revolution. Yes, public movements do not necessarily need a leader but everybody is going to be watching each other and waiting for someone to make a move before they dare to join in. Its human nature. No matter what, a 'leader' is needed at the start. When I say leader, I don't mean someone who will plan, organize or even lead. Someone has to brave enough to step up and make the first move so that others will follow.

The comparison with Himpunan Hijau makes me laugh. For starters, Wong Tuck stepped up and offered himself as a figure to rally around. The gathering on Sunday might not have been planned by him, but he made the decision to march on foot from Kuantan to Dataran Merdeka in protest of Lynas. This act inspired others to rally around him.

How did the Arab Spring start? One man set himself on fire to protest the abuse he has suffered under the local govt. His death acted as the catalyst to fuel public anger against the corrupt government.

GMS would like to start a revolution against BNM, eh? Who wants to step up? You must be willing to make a personal sacrifice in some way. You don't have to set yourself on fire or anything, but at the very least you must be willing to do something symbolic like Wong Tuck. Hunger strike? No, Pat Lu wants to eat her Japanese food. How about your own march, from say Genneva HQ at Jalan Kuchai Lama to BNM HQ? No, if Pat Lu gets off her butt, it would be to toddle over to a phone shop to buy a Galaxy Note 2.

I thinks she's waiting for some sucker to volunteer. The question is, is anyone dumb or desperate enough?

This post has been edited by arubin: Nov 29 2012, 10:35 AM

Also, feng shui has traditionally referred to Chinese customs and its calendar. Why is the Gregorian calendar suddenly relevant?

I'll believe it when I actually see it happen.

Yeah, because fiat money is worthless. They said it, not me.

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Added on November 30, 2012, 1:55 pmSo much for GMS's claims that TGG are conspiring with BNM. Whoops.

This post has been edited by arubin: Nov 30 2012, 01:55 PM

The area around BNM is off-limits for public assembly according to the new law, I think. NUBE's protest was a bit of an exception. After all, it would reflect quite badly on BNM if they were to chase off the bank employee's union.

Right now, I have a major reason to be pissed with them. What they are doing now is making a threat that is nothing short of blackmail. They are trying to influence the current govt to resolve this issue in their favor, and they are pulling imaginary numbers out of their butts to show that they have a large base of supporters.

They are cheap political prostitutes. Actually, no. They are worse than prostitutes. At least prostitutes are just trying to earn a living. GMS want to keep living off their scam. This is far worse.

They are threatening to vote for PR in the coming election if the case is not resolved in their favor by than. Although I am a PR supporter, it sickens me to be linked to them like that.

Whoever you vote for in the coming election, it should be with the bigger picture in mind. If you believe in Pakatan's ideals, than vote for them. If you think BN has been doing a good job so far and would like for them to continue, than you vote for them. Your vote will help decide the future of the country. Make it count.

GMS's stance is 'vote for whoever can help me get my gold and hibah back'. That is just...cheap...and selfish.

Whoever wins in the next election, I expect BNM to carry on as normal and for TS Zeti Akhtar Aziz to continue on as governor until she retires. I believe that even PR respects her role as the central bank's governor.

I got a bit of time, so I'm going to address this guy further in a more serious fashion.

Correct. Its your fault for not reading the newspapers (well, I don't read them myself but I have other sources of news) and doing your own research. This is the era of the internet. Ignorance is not an acceptable excuse anymore when Google makes it so easy to look things up. Very sorry, but I equate ignorance with laziness. You are ignorant because you are too lazy to learn, and I have no sympathy for lazy people.

In my experience, people who complain that a certain job can be performed faster often have no experience in that matter, and thus no idea what the hell they are talking about.

You believe that the investigations can be performed faster, by all means - state exactly how. You will need to do some research on legal procedures and case precedents. Quite simply, put up or shut up. Don't tell me you don't know how. As I've stated earlier, ignorance is not accepted as an excuse. Heck, if you had done this earlier, you would not be caught in this situation now.

No, you did everything wrong from the start. You were too lazy to do your research. You entrust your money to a company with a dubious background.

BNM didn't rob your gold. Stop holding others responsible for your own actions. You lost it yourself through your ignorance. You have only yourself to blame. Take it as a lesson learnt and move on with your life.

GMS left out a 3rd vital scenario:

3. Genneva Malaysia is a ponzi after all.
What to do in this event has already been stated in this forum several times. Lazy to repeat myself.

This post has been edited by arubin: Dec 3 2012, 04:48 PM

So much for GMS's claim that all customers who have purchased gold have it in hand. Shame the figure is only 8000. 1000 more and we can use the dragonball meme joke.

Has anyone linked this up at GMS page yet btw?

Edit: I don't believe this. A quick check on GMS shows that the article has been brought up and they still blame BNM instead of the directors. The brainwash runs deep...

Come on, BNM has already stated that only 126kg of gold was taken from Genneva's premises. The amount owed to customers who have not yet received is > 4000kg. Do the math.

This post has been edited by arubin: Dec 3 2012, 05:26 PM

They also have taken 99.8 million from the company. This might be enough to pay hibah for everyone for the month, but combined with the gold taken, not enough to pay back everyone who is still owed gold.

Where is Andrew Ng? He has fallen strangely silent since BNM came up with figures. I want to see him pull out his economic mumbo-jumbo to explain this away.

It looks like reality is starting to seep into the GMS page now though. That statement from BNM has had a damning effect. More customers are demanding that the directors as well as the senior consultants and the GMS admins to speak up and explain the statement.