Sunnyja:
If these are facts then the op is making some sense.

henrygentle:
And i want to repeat it to haters. No One! I Repeat AGAIN...No One will ever Lose Money on
GHWX!

stephendamsoho:


lol, I somehow want to believe you are using reverse psychology, if yes, you're a genius

henrygentle:

I don't have to trade words with you just to prove a point. JUST KEEP WATCHING!

henrygentle:
And i want to repeat it to haters. No One! I Repeat AGAIN...No One will ever Lose Money on
GHWX!

henrygentle:

I don't have to trade words with you just to prove a point. JUST KEEP WATCHING!

henrygentle:

I don't have to trade words with you just to prove a point. JUST KEEP WATCHING!

donaldking10:

A friend of mine registered two new participants last week. Ghww is now stronger than ever so please keep helping us by advertizing it so that people would know its still very much alive and paying, and keep joining.
One man can't bring down GhW, only God can.

joshuakdboy:


sorry sir, our beloved GHWx is gone. accept it and move on, life continues. I lost there but that won't mean I'd advise anybody to add a dime into the system again. Even if they eventually resumes with OGH2, I just hope you won't be careless enough to PH again or ask any of your down lines to.

Kyle used white lies to gain our trust. Why will the website and Forum all go offline at once? Why was there no prior information if actually it's for maintenance?

Truth is bitter, They stroke us well with nice games.


Kyle must have studied game theory to be able to manoeuvre a lot of people like that.

Racing:
Some people don't want to accept the fact that Ghwx has gone for good. They keep consoling themselves that there would be another opportunity for them to get all their funds back. Let them keep giving themselves false hope. The wise participants have already moved on while the foolish ones are still hoping.

stephendamsoho:
edited for privacy reasons

stephendamsoho:


denial is the first phase for them

jaychubi:


Dnt worry bro they will be back it's only a system maintenance

joshuakdboy:


it's a random participant that is controlling that page. and this is part of my fear, because of him more people will lose. A Nigerian is deceiving his fellow countrymen all in trying to see if he can get his own money back. not knowing he is helping the admin amass more money


why would a sensible human still believe in Kyle and Co after all their lies

jaychubi:


Dnt worry bro they will be back it's only a system maintenance

stephendamsoho:


I never said they won't be back, I don't have a time machine to travel into the future

however IF they're back, they would most likely come back with OGH1+OGH2

Kk4:
[s]HOW TO CHANGE YOUR GUIDER MMM.

1) Login to your Personal Office and click on the MY PAGE menu.

2) On the Right Side-bar, click on GUIDER button and then click on the SELECT GUIDER button .

3) Type Okafornest@yahoo.com and click SAVE then click OK.

Guider Mr Kay[/s]

jaychubi:


Kyle fall my hand big time , I ve nt been able to sleep well for some time nw

Hw will Kyle put down GHWX n its forum without notice.

Kyle is the greatest fraudster n scammer ever liveth n sth tells me this Kyle is a Nigerian. It's really time to count our losses n move on at once

#soosad

henrygentle:


Just stay calm...The Admin took the site offline temporarily so they can fulltime run rigorous maintenance on the site. Their mistake was not to inform us earlier.
After this, it will get back online.

stephendamsoho:
they were pulling huge amounts from the system and members kept deceiving themselves that its actually a "System Glitch" Lol

look at the amount in the highlighted parts in the attached pics

stephendamsoho:
"Does God exist?" is a valid and relevant question. Here are my top reasons why the answer is a resounding, "No."

“But just because religion has done some harm — that doesn’t mean it’s mistaken! Sure, people have done terrible things in God’s name. That doesn’t mean God doesn’t exist!”

Yup. If you’re arguing that — you’re absolutely right. And the question of whether religion is true or not is important. But “Does God exist?” is a valid and relevant question. Here are my Top Ten reasons why the answer is a resounding, “No.”

1: The consistent replacement of supernatural explanations of the world with natural ones.

When you look at the history of what we know about the world, you see a noticeable pattern. Natural explanations of things have been replacing supernatural explanations of them. Like a steamroller. Why the Sun rises and sets. Where thunder and lightning come from. Why people get sick. Why people look like their parents. How the complexity of life came into being. I could go on and on.
All these things were once explained by religion. But as we understood the world better, and learned to observe it more carefully, the explanations based on religion were replaced by ones based on physical cause and effect. Consistently. Thoroughly. Like a steamroller. The number of times that a supernatural explanation of a phenomenon has been replaced by a natural explanation? Thousands upon thousands upon thousands.

Now. The number of times that a natural explanation of a phenomenon has been replaced by a supernatural one? The number of times humankind has said, “We used to think (X) was caused by physical cause and effect, but now we understand that it’s caused by God, or spirits, or demons, or the soul”?

Exactly zero.

Sure, people come up with new supernatural “explanations” for stuff all the time. But explanations with evidence? Replicable evidence? Carefully gathered, patiently tested, rigorously reviewed evidence? Internally consistent evidence? Large amounts of it, from many different sources?

Again — exactly zero.

Given that this is true, what are the chances that any given phenomenon for which we currently don’t have a thorough explanation — human consciousness, for instance, or the origin of the Universe — will be best explained by the supernatural?
Given this pattern, it’s clear that the chances of this are essentially zero. So close to zero that they might as well be zero. And the hypothesis of the supernatural is therefore a hypothesis we can discard. It is a hypothesis we came up with when we didn’t understand the world as well as we do now… but that, on more careful examination, has never once been shown to be correct.

If I see any solid evidence to support God, or any supernatural explanation of any phenomenon, I’ll reconsider my disbelief. Until then, I’ll assume that the mind-bogglingly consistent pattern of natural explanations replacing supernatural ones is almost certain to continue.
(Oh — for the sake of brevity, I’m generally going to say “God” in this chapter when I mean “God, or the soul, or metaphysical energy, or any sort of supernatural being or substance.” I don’t feel like getting into discussions about, “Well, I don’t believe in an old man in the clouds with a white beard, but I believe…” It’s not just the man in the white beard that I don’t believe in. I don’t believe in any sort of religion, any sort of soul or spirit or metaphysical guiding force, anything that isn’t the physical world and its vast and astonishing manifestations.

To be continued.....

stephendamsoho:
2: The inconsistency of world religions.

If God (or any other metaphysical being or beings) were real, and people were really perceiving him/ her/ it/ them, why do these perceptions differ so wildly?

When different people look at, say, a tree, we more or less agree about what we’re looking at: what size it is, what shape, whether it currently has leaves or not and what color those leaves are, etc. We may have disagreements regarding the tree — what other plants it’s most closely related to, where it stands in the evolutionary scheme, should it be cut down to make way for a new sports stadium, etc. But unless one of us is hallucinating or deranged or literally unable to see, we can all agree on the tree’s basic existence, and the basic facts about it.

This is blatantly not the case for God. Even among people who do believe in God, there is no agreement about what God is, what God does, what God wants from us, how he acts or doesn’t act on the world, whether he’s a he, whether there’s one or more of him, whether he’s a personal being or a diffuse metaphysical substance. And this is among smart, thoughtful people. What’s more, many smart, thoughtful people don’t even think God exists.

And if God existed, he’d be a whole lot bigger, a whole lot more powerful, with a whole lot more effect in the world, than a tree. Why is it that we can all see a tree in more or less the same way, but we don’t see God in even remotely the same way?

The explanation, of course, is that God does not exist. We disagree so radically over what he is because we aren’t perceiving anything that’s real. We’re “perceiving” something we made up; something we were taught to believe; something that the part of our brain that’s wired to see pattern and intention, even when none exists, is inclined to see and believe.

stephendamsoho:
they were pulling huge amounts from the system and members kept deceiving themselves that its actually a "System Glitch" Lol

look at the amount in the highlighted parts in the attached pics

Sirambassador:
Am still thinking what you believe in

Sirambassador:
You and your dirty plan will not succeed. Just like you claim no God exist .