NUR, AKA Nima Hazini declared:   
   > We are done here   
      
   Indeed, we suspected you were on your way out. As the Bible says, "the wicked   
   flee when no man pursueth" (Proverbs 28:1).   
      
   Nima continuted   
   > Two significant narratives peddled by the    
   > Zionist-Baha'is to discredit the Bayani   
   > community    
      
   First of all, it is laughable that you refer to us as "Zionist Baha'is" while   
   complaining about others lying. Whatever the case, that aside, who was trying   
   to discredit the Bayani community? Not Nate and I. If there are living Bayanis   
   other than you, I    
   don't know them, and have never thought an ill word about them. The issue has   
   been with you, and your silly libel, which reserve the right to satirize.   
      
   Nima continued:   
   > The Baha'is have claimed for years that    
   > no Bayanis (Azali Babis) exist other than   
   > myself.    
      
   Fascinating. Are you referring to Baha'is _other_ than the two men in this   
   forum whom you wrongly accuse of being Baha'is (i.e. Nate and myself)? If so,   
   I'd be interested in seeing some of the actual Baha'i statements you have   
   encountered in that regard.   
      
   Nima continued:   
   > This particular narrative has now been   
   > done permanent damage here on TRB,    
   > revealed to be completely false, and    
   > at the hands of their paid trolls, no   
   > less.   
      
   I must have missed that dramatic moment. I hope you have in mind something   
   more substantive than Nate saying "the Bayanis should clean house".   
      
   Nima continued:   
   > they have been systematically claiming   
   > this since at least 2015, if not before,   
   > Nate Abookire and Denis Giron's claim that   
   > the Fatimiya Sufi Order is a one-man show   
   > has been revealed to be a LIE    
      
   Quick note on timeframes: I probably did not say anything satirical about your   
   little cult before late 2016. So 2015 is too early. That said, you're saying   
   the (non-American) Fatimiya Sufi Order (not to be confused with the much   
   larger American Fatimiya    
   Sufi Order) is twice as large as we had thought, right? If so, okay.   
      
   Nima continued:   
   > I am done   
      
   We suspected you were lacing up your track shoes, and getting ready to sprint   
   away from TRB. If this is confirmation of that suspicion, I thank you.   
      
   Nima continued:   
   > claim their scalps as mine   
      
   You're setting a pretty low standard for "scalping".   
      
   Nima wrote:   
   > Their GC contact is now my target   
   > for a police criminal inquiry.    
      
   Uh oh, will there be another extradition?    
      
   I'd say have a nice life, whatever is left of it, but, before you flee, I have   
   a question (feel free to answer it or ignore it). We had heard that certain   
   folks in Oz who know you jokingly call you "the father of his mother". We   
   assumed that should be    
   understood in light of what people told us about close relatives who actually   
   are older than you looking significantly younger than you (because your years   
   of drug abuse have aged you prematurely). But maybe we were wrong about that.   
   So, before you go,    
   could you elucidate that "father of his mother" quip?   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)