John McAfee remains on the run, but outside Belize
Reports of John McAfee arrest on the Mexico-Belize border have turned out to be a false positive. The eccentric tech millionaire, named by Belize police as "person of interest" in the murder of his neighbour Gregory Faull three weeks ago, was reported to have been arrested by his own The Hinterland blog on Saturday. The same …
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As much as it makes a good story
No one actually believes in any of the shit he says I hope. This is the delusions of a mad man. He is clearly away with the friggen fairies, onboard the Mars rover and navigating through planets faster than any decent handful of magic mushrooms could get one within 30 minutes of ingestion. Speaking of mushrooms, he is obviously living on top of one with white spots and a red cap. That would be the mushroom I'm talking aboots, not the crazy guy, who probably will disguise himself as a mushroom to evade capture at the same time as providing several mushroom passports to throw the man in charge off his mushroom cap. Nutter.
Re: As much as it makes a good story
I agree that this guy sounds crazy as a box of frogs. Nevertheless, Central American countries aren't exactly famous for fairness, openness and lack of corruption in their criminal justice system. Being wanted as a 'person of interest' and not as a suspect is what the police are saying. Who knows how that will change once they have McAfee in custody?
Re: As much as it makes a good story
"Central American countries aren't exactly famous for fairness, openness and lack of corruption in their criminal justice system. "
Yeah, so it's a GREAT idea when you have a bunch of assets in one of them and live there to go on the internet and call the government and police and bunch of corrupt dog-murderers who are trying to frame you and/or murder you.
I'm not sure if he's more delusional or attention-seeking.
But if this is what Assange would be like after a pile of mind-altering drugs, then I say we give him some!
Re: As much as it makes a good story
While this is true just talk to any cops about bath salts and get ready to hear some horror stories, this garbage makes PCP look like a slight pot buzz. The paranoia especially is dangerous, the buzz gives them what they feel is a heightened awareness of what is going on around them and that coupled with EXTREME paranoia makes them VERY dangerous. I have a friend whose ex is in a mental facility now because he did bath salts and went stark raving bonkers, to this day he has extreme bouts of paranoia nearly 2 years after doing it.
I doubt it was a real live DPRK passport. They're not exactly hard to forge though, and North Korean passports aren't machine readable which is probably the real reason they picked a DPRK passport for it, if it indeed occurred at all. In fact its the one part of the story which makes (sort of) sense.
In other words
Message follows, comprising two parts:
1. I have been conducting an extensive ongoing campaign of misinformation. It's pretty much what I do.
2. Additionally, here are some things that are absolutely true. Please believe them.
Your pal,
John
Re: In other words
I have been conducting an extensive ongoing campaign of misinformation. It's pretty much what I do.
Since 1992, or earlier, even. See, e.g, http://www.thehackademy.net/madchat/vxdevl/papers/avers/michtime.txt.
Re: In other words
Message follows, comprising two parts:1. I have been conducting an extensive ongoing campaign of misinformation. It's pretty much what I do.
2. Additionally, here are some things that are absolutely true. Please believe them.
Your pal,
John
HCV,
You forgot to add:
3. Wubble, wubble, wubble.
I really hope he doesn't return to Belize
Because now I've gone and read all about it on Wikipedia already, thanks to the tantalising info about the short wet border with Mexico in yesterday's "capture story". He really should go on a grand tour of other obscure parts, a sort of "Where in the World is Carmen McAfee?" - so that NORK passport detail seems promising stuff (if a little clichéd - too many stories on PRK lately; lazy writing by his media team...)
"Cocaine is a hell of a drug"
"Darkness........Twin Darkness. "
"carrying a North Korean passport"
The name in the passport, Kim Jong-McAfee, is a bit of a giveaway.
So this is why McAfee cashed out and left the Valley.....
Because he's nutty as a fruitcake!!
Well, I wish good luck to him and many hours of entertainment to those reading McAfee's weird travelogue.
I wonder
what the 20 year old Sam sees in the 67 year old multi-millionaire(?)...
(with thanks to Mrs Merton for that one)
Not to worry...
...he'll likely turn up at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London any day now.
Re: Not to worry...
Granted, that would be pure comedy gold. To be fair, though, the Ecuadorians have filled their "Batshit Crazy Refugee" quota for the year and it's someone else's turn to step up to the line.
"detained in Mexico for pre-planned misbehavior, but due to indifference on the part of authorities was evicted from the jail"
This has to be the first time I've heard someone being disappointed about being thrown out of a Mexican prison...
What kind of a two-bit operation is this...
"My "double", carrying on a North Korean passport under my name, was in fact detained in Mexico for pre-planned misbehavior, but due to indifference on the part of authorities was evicted from the jail [...]"
How incompetent do you have to be make a deliberate attempt to be arrested in Mexico while carrying an almost obviously forged passport... and fail at it???
Re: What kind of a two-bit operation is this...
He should have gone to the UK and insulted veterans on Facebook.
What Chance of him Turning Up in London
And demanding political asylum in Ecuador?
As easy as falling out of bed
McAfee concludes by criticising the police in Belize for arresting his friends and neighbours and the mainstream media for going to "extraordinary lengths" in portraying him as a "drug crazed madman".
If by "extraordinary lengths" he means asking the world to pay attention to what he has done in public, I must agree.
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