@iondeluxe (or should I say Vorteaux?)
What part of my previous apologies for my unwitting part in the business card situation are you having trouble understanding?
I realize fully the position that I was placed in, and I feel bad for it, and I've apologized for it. Once again, you are continuing a {bleep}ing argument that doesn't {bleep}ing matter.
If it continues, you will be joining Vorteaux in a timeout.
Let's pay attention to the fact that Amiga Inc is potentially guilty of perjury and fraud here and stop the stupid bullspit over fricking business cards.
> Quote:
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> Bill McEwen gives his delayed deposition,
> claims ownership of the OS, says Amiga Inc is
> broke,
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> Claims possesion there is a difference
Claiming ownership (not possession) in a Federal Courtroom when in fact you don't have ownership of is called PERJURY. It's a Federal Crime.
> incorrect, Thendic win a default judgement in
> thier favor. There is a big difference.
Incorrect. A default judgment is a win, period. The fact that McEwen didn't even show up doesn't make it any less of a win. Perhaps less satisfying for Bill Buck than beating an actual attorney, but still a win.
> this is alot more than a simple "rewrite" what > Genesi wanted and what the judge gave them are
> two vastly different things,
Agreed. I don't think Bill Buck has any rights to AmigaOS.
> even though
> genesi are not signaturies of the contract,
> and the company that is no longer exists.
The "Thendic == Genesi" thing has already been addressed by the courts and the judge accepted Genesi as the rightful party in this case. Otherwise, the case would have been dismissed long ago.
> Give one piece of solid evidence that this is
> the case.
You don't want evidence. You don't want the truth. You want to {bleep} and argue about stupid {bleep} like business cards.
