Apply for grants, write essays to try and get money and so on.

- Assuming so, is it therefore logical (transitivity property) to presume that this suspect was entitled to protection under Habeas Corpus and the Bill of Rights for the time preceding any admission of guilt or trial?

Yet he's just an average investor - by his own admission - who exercises incredible patience, analytical thinking and chooses to be transparent with his actions.

Another issues is control over a chapter about what they do, liability for public gatherings, so, it's not that simple as an affiliate organization.Now, if you want to call it XYZ and then say you'll cut admission fees for BP members I'm sure he wouldn't mind. :)

Besides, it appears to me, by your own admission, you fired the first shot..."...I posted on a local group about my experience with him and all his buddies are slamming me for being an investor and trying to "cheap" out..."

ah - I could write a long essay on this, but here are the high pts: - the User experience (UX) is not intuitive. 

I need to get off my rear and read those essays you have been imploring me to read.

It was definitely way more valuable than the price of admission.

If they don't have time for that but have time to write a side essay related to this thread advocating ridiculous ideas then I don't see how any credibility can be given in the first place.My point is pretty simple.

(sorry for the essay lol)