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Travel › Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 17 by TWoods(m): 5:02am On Mar 19, 2024
bigfrancis21:
She has several options. She can look into transferring into another program in the same school that doesn't require a GRE score or she could look for admission and transfer to another school/program that will accept her without a GRE score. Her low academic performance may have been what prompted the school to double-check her GRE score. I don't think it will affect her SEVIS records if she's able to transfer to another program within the same school or to another school in time. Even if she eventually falls out of status, she has 5 months to reinstate back into status (that is obtain admission and enroll in the new school).
She has one option, deportation.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Bitter South African Politician Removes Transformer After Election Loss by TWoods(m): 7:35pm On Mar 17, 2024
lije:
Who forced him to contest
Nobody forced him to install a transformer either so he has chosen to remove it. grin grin grin
Travel › Re: My Friend Just Got Convicted In The USA, Will He Be Deported? by TWoods(m): 5:59pm On Mar 17, 2024
Spanishmilf:
Is it possible to deport a greencard ownerhuh
Green card is not citizenship, only the permanent right to live and work in the US, which can be revoked at any time.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Benjamin Netanyahu: 'We Will Finish The Job In Rafah' ( Video, Pics) by TWoods(m): 12:57am On Mar 14, 2024
jazzman7711:
YOU ARE VERY STUPID.

UNDER WHAT LAW OF GOD OR MAN DO YOU AVENGE THE DEATH OF 1,000 PEOPLE BY KILLING 50,000 PEOPLE IN REVENGE AND PROMISING TO KILL MORE?

WHERE IN YOUR BIBLE IS THAT PERMITTED?

FAKE CHRISTIANS REVELLING IN THE MASS MURDER OF CHILDREN.

ALL THOSE TENS OF THOUSANDS OF INNOCENT CHILDREN BEING BOMBED TO SHREDS BY ISRAEL, DO YOU DRINK THEIR BLOOD IN YOUR DREAMS?

EVIL VAMPIRES.

YOU WILL ANSWER TO YOUR MAKER ONE DAY FOR YOUR WICKEDNESS.
Funny. It's like Muslims discovered the immorality of killing children last night. They kill children all day and then whine when it's theirs being killed.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Benjamin Netanyahu: 'We Will Finish The Job In Rafah' ( Video, Pics) by TWoods(m): 12:56am On Mar 14, 2024
Watianoengineer:
Bastard man killing innocent Muslims. I pray almighty Allah vindicate Palestine and give them strength to conquer Isreal. Isreal must be conquered for peace to return to the middle east
The peace that we see in Yemen, Syria, even Nigeria? Muslims can't even live in peace with themselves.

You just confirmed that this conflict is not about land, but about Islamic jihad against the Jews. They will win... so prepare to cry more.
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 7:18am On Mar 12, 2024
malali:
Twoods, you are right, i am wrong. Kill everybody in Gaza, Kill the women, kill the babies.
It's up to Hamas. Do they care more about their children than killing Jews? They could easily release Jewish hostages.
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 6:14am On Mar 11, 2024
malali:
No one should be killed.
I condemn what hamas did.
I condemn what the isrealis are doing.
Infants shouldn't have to die.....this is 2024, we are not barbarians.
What has war ever solved ?
War ended the scourge of Al Qaeda, killed Osama Bin Laden, and decimated ISIS. War rescued Kuwait from the clutches of Saddam Hussein. War is horrific, and we should avoid it at all costs, but sometimes war is inevitable and those who seek war must be ready to pay the price for their actions. Hamas sought a war on Oct 7th, it has promised to repeat Oct 7th time and time until the Jews are ethnically cleansed. So war it will get.
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 4:13am On Mar 11, 2024
malali:
Hamas not Palestinians.......Palestinians are innocent.
I will never support anyone killing infants.
Which means you don't support hamas then? Or ok to kill Jewish infants?
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 4:12am On Mar 11, 2024
Elidrisy20:
no need for it, go make research on the issue,
What should we research? history? grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 6:13am On Mar 10, 2024
malali:
Palestine came out of thing air ? I wont continue this discuss with you, because you cant debate without emotions, name calling and cursing is not necessary. I pray your life, house and job gets occupied one day.
You're the one debating with emotions.

Palestine didn't come out of thin air, but it had zero to do with arab Muslims (Palestine isn't even an Arabic word, neither does it mean anything in arabic). The area was named "Palestine" by Emperor Hadrian of Rome after the sacking of Jewish Jerusalem in AD 131. This is historical fact.

If you think i am wrong, then please tell us, who was the first king/president/leader of Palestine?
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 6:11am On Mar 10, 2024
Elidrisy20:
islam existed before the jews
Do we even need to debate this delusional idiocy? grin grin
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 7:46pm On Mar 09, 2024
Elidrisy20:
hamas that you are talking they are freedom fighter, [b]before the existence of America,Islam has been in existence [/b]and will continue to be, come to the issue of Europeans go check on the history Spain,Italy,France, Britain, German e.t.c then come and speak to me, not these rubbish you just spite, Fulani contribute to the growth of economy, unlike your ppl you are armrobbers,kidnappers,fruadsters, ritualist,.
I pray you survive this year, because your brothers might use you for money
and before Islam, was the jews.
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 7:41pm On Mar 09, 2024
malali:
Give them their land, Oct 7th was not random
If i make you a prisoner in your own house
you will snap eventually.
What is "their land"? Nazareth, Bethlehem, Hebron (where Isaac, Jacob, and Rachel are buried), Ashkelon? All of these are Jewish cities that have existed for 3000 years. Why did arab Muslims name "their lands" Jewish names?

When did Nazareth and Bethlehem become "their land"? After Jesus was born?

Enough of the lying. These aren't people who "snapped". These are murderous lunatics whose main goal isn't land, but Islamic jihad against the Jews. Hamas has been crystal clear about that. Thankfully the Jews have had enough. If you don't stop, then they aren't leaving Gaza. Get used to it. They'll be in even worse cages now... savages.
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 5:17am On Mar 09, 2024
malali:
Be humane, you are a human being first before any other thing.
40,000 people dead including babies and women.
It doesnt have to be about anything.
I was humane until Oct 7th. You reap what you sow bud.
Politics › Re: Interior Minister, Tunji-Ojo Receives Ambassador Of Israel To Nigeria by TWoods(m): 7:55am On Mar 08, 2024
malali:
Tunji-Ojo
Isreal is killing 40,000 Palestinian muslims in a genocidal fashion.
2 - 3 days prior to ramadan, you are doing a Photo Op with Isreali Ambassador.
Thats just being tone deaf to muslims.
I do not know who is advising you.
I thought you have "Omoluabi" sense.

I hope you last on this Job.
Show some diplomacy.
Countries are sending aid to Palestine.
I hope you dont fall on your own sword.
So this is all about Islamic jihad, not land? Glad you cleared that up.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m):
DeepSight:
Just look at the bold. Who would imagine that one has been talking about what can be done after he has confessed and done a plea deal. Clearly one has since been talking about all options which would have been available from the get go, pre confession, pre deal. This conversation could not be read any other way save by a re.tard.

You huff and puff but are beyond shallow. You have no sense of nuance, subtlety and fine detail whatsoever. You repeatedly misunderstand what is being said in a most embarrassing way: it is painful to watch.

One has tried to be most gentlemanly to you, but its useless. You are simply vacant.

If you don't know it, American law is rooted in the same English Common law as Nigerian law, and I have rendered legal advise in over 40 countries including places as far away as Russia, the UK and the UAE.

You are dense. I have nothing more to say to you. Good night.
What's dumb about this is that it is simply a list of facesaving insults—nothing of substance. At no point do you point to something I said that was wrong... I provided clear arguments as to why you were wrong... and you devolved into nonsequiturs and ad hominem, like a child. quite clearly you were not qualified to render an opinion on this case... but you pretended you knew it all. You repeatedly remind us all that you've "rendered legal advice in over 40 countries"... as if that qualifies you as an expert in US law. The typical Nigerian mentality. A shame.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m):
DeepSight:
Just look at the bold. Who would imagine that one has been talking about what can be done after he has confessed and done a plea deal. Clearly one has since been talking about all options which would have been available from the get go, pre confession, pre deal. This conversation could not be read any other way save by a re.tard.

You huff and puff but are beyond shallow. You have no sense of nuance, subtlety and fine detail whatsoever. You repeatedly misunderstand what is being said in a most embarrassing way: it is painful to watch.

One has tried to be most gentlemanly to you, but its useless. You are simply vacant.

If you don't know it, American law is rooted in the same English Common law as Nigerian law, and I have rendered legal advise in over 40 countries including places as far away as Russia, the UK and the UAE.

You are dense. I have nothing more to say to you. Good night.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 7:54pm On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
Maybe you should have read my words more carefully. I didnt present it as some defense. My exact words were that it could be "played in interesting directions." This is the third time you have shown a lack of attention to words while sounding omniscient. I think you presume too much.

And what is the Fifth Amendment here if not protection against self-incrimination. How you can claim that that cannot be spun in interesting directions in a matter like this is beyond me.

Look, enjoy.
I still can't be fluffed by one who miscontrues an example as a statement of fact. You fail to grasp even the most elementary things.
This is more idiocy from you frankly. You're a Nigerian lawyer with zero experience in US law... and here you are, pontificating with a lot of English words but saying nothing of substance.

First, the 5th Amendment goes beyond just protection against self-incrimination. Second, it has zero relevance in this matter. The wife was obligated to report once her husband made her aware of his federal crime. She could claim the 5th amendment and then spend the next 20 years in prison once it was proven she was aware of what her husband did.

Let me repeat what others have said that seems to not penetrate your bubble of misguided self-importance... there are zero "interesting directions" this could have played. First, you are NOT a US lawyer, and cannot for the life of me understand why you think you are more knowledgeable than the US Justice Department and his defense lawyer. Second, he confessed to his wife and made a plea deal. There are no avenues left when you voluntarily plead guilty to a crime. Just so you are aware, the conviction rate for federal prosecutors here is >90%. What does this mean? When federal prosecutors file a charge against you, they already have ironclad evidence to convict you 9 times out of 10. Your best chance is to seek a plea deal. But with lawyers like you... "interesting directions" indeed.

It would be nice to not have those who have no literacy in US law continuously making a fool of themselves. Stick to Nigerian law... thanks.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 5:31pm On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
I honestly think you guys have over simplified this issue and there are layers of rationale that you are simply skipping. It bears repeating that she did not disclose the information to her husband. It bears repeating that he is not an insider - and in this regard it bears repeating that the question as to their marriage, relationship, proximity, et all, only arises if she disclosed to him or conspired with him. Once that is not the case, an argument can be made that this does not meet the test of insider trading. Because you would have to begin to show that even where one comes across information accidentally or randomly, one cannot invest based on that, as a non-insider. Several things bear repeating here which you are glossing over. This is why I have painstakingly tried to delineate and draw lines between the fact of the marriage and how the information was procured. This is why I have tried to give analogies to split the issues. But Mr. Twoods and others say I am speaking grammar.

Oh well. Perhaps I am. Or perhaps they simply dont think as lawyers are trained to think.

PS: I am not an American Lawyer. I am a Nigerian, Common Law Lawyer. So I readily admit I do not know all American laws. I will readily raise up my hands and say, thank you for schooling me if someone comes along and shows me an American law that says you cannot invest in any company which may be invested in or taken over by a company which a relative of yours is presently working in, if you came across that information accidentally. And in the absence of such a law, then its something that has to be reasoned out jurisprudentially. What is jurisprudence? It simply means the philosophy behind the law. And that is why I have been raising analogies.

But oh well.
I wish you had said this earlier, I would not have bothered to engage you at all. However, I should have spotted that when you misused the 5th amendment.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:56am On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
Well you are entitled to your opinion - but for one who could not distinguish between an obvious analogy and a statement of fact, I will not be too worried about your assessment of me.
The main thrust of your "arguments" has simply been "I'm a lawyer and I'm smart". Nothing of substance. As someone said, quite draining. It would have been fun to trade shoulda woulda arguments but this is not the case. This is as clear-cut as it gets. Insider trading is a crime. I would have had a better opinion of you if you were willing to take up his appeal and put your legal theories to the test. But of course, we all know everyone is a lion online and a mouse off it.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:50am On Feb 24, 2024
magnum247:
You fail to get the point. It’s a crime because he got caught and why was he caught? Because he spoke when he didn’t have to. A lot of these so called big men do this. When they say information is power, what do you think the power actually used for??
Would it also have been a crime too if he was hit with a huge loss on those investments?
I'm quite baffled by the level of reasoning displayed here.

1. It's not a crime because he got caught. It's a crime because it is against the law to trade on nonpublic financial information to benefit yourself.

2. He would have been caught, whether he spoke or not. As i said before, this isn't Nigeria, records exist.

3. Maybe big men in Nigeria do this. Big men who do this in America go to prison.

4. Information may be power, it may also mean jail time if you misuse that information. Try shouting "bomb" on any international flight.

5. The whole point of his purchase was to trade on information that would have driven the price of the stock up. His chances of losing money on that trade is the same as being struck by lightening twice.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:40am On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
Well its obvious you have chosen to side step the simple questions I posed to you, as well as the careful analogies I put up which were directed at eliciting a deep and thoughtful probe into the reasoning behind both the law and the facts as applied. Not surprising, since you could mistake an analogy for statement of fact in your other riposte.

Its ok, perhaps the conversation is not a useful one.
Thanks for your time.
This is just unserious high fallutin nonsense. You really arent that smart.

There are no "deep and thoughtful probes into the reasoning" here at all. The law is crystal clear. The dude traded on nonpublic information. This is a crime, regardless of how he found out. He has since pled guilty... all you're saying has zero relevance to the case and is designed to give a flattering opinion of your own intellect, which i find to be surprisingly thin.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:36am On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
Yes, ineffectual counsel is where I am headed. Weak, not thorough and thoughtful enough. I also believe that the woman ought to have sought counsel before reporting anything (I may have missed it if she did).
This case never made it to trial, he signed a plea deal. Pay attention dude. You've spent a lot of time shouting about your legal knowledge, yet do not understand the basics of this case.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:32am On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
I did say myself it was an irrelevancy. There is a reason I mentioned it though and it has to do with some of the responsibilities of board members. But we can let this go, I had said ahead it was an irrelevancy, and specifically sought your permission or pardon to still say.



Jesus, how could it miss you that I did not say he randomly made that investment? I was drawing a hypothetical scenario (an imaginary scenario) as a tool in thought development. Could it be that you are unacquainted with this method of thought development?



And she did not divulge the information to her husband, so what on Earth are you on about, my good man?



I think this is debatable.

And in that regard I might offer another thought development analogy. Please dont goof again and presume I am saying it is what happened. Here goes - what if he came across that information legitimately in the normal course of his own business? Would he still then be barred from making that investment?

Again, there is a reason for this question, so be careful - it is targeted at the specific question as to how he came about the information and to dissect it as separate from the fact that he is married to that particular employee.



It doesn't. Courts and Regulators can be wrong. Law is an extremely philosophical discipline and sometimes it takes very painstaking philosophical analysis of the rationale of a law (jurisprudence) to convince a court that it has been wrong. And this is why you have the appellate system.
This is a worthless non-argument... and it's clear you are simply typing words to sound smart and save face. As others have pointed out here... he has been convicted of this crime by the Justice Department. You are free to go argue with their lawyers, or better... take his case to the appellate court.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:30am On Feb 24, 2024
Achoghim:
The man shouldn’t have told the wife what he did, considering that he violated her privacy rights. Also, the woman shouldn’t have reported the husband. The both of them are wrong here
My brother, this is not Nigeria where anything goes.

1. Whether the man should or should not have told the wife is irrelevant. They would have filed taxes as a couple, he would be required to disclose those gains on his tax return. The 1099 would have included the name of the company whose shares he traded. How does he explain that to his wife?

2. The woman is legally required to report. She would have faced a longer prison sentence once the SEC found out (which they would have) by not disclosing in the first place.

3. Both of them are indeed wrong, but not for the reasons you assume. She should have been far more discreet and he should not have traded on the information.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:22am On Feb 24, 2024
aribisala0:
Even a bad defence lawyer will have something to say
Are you not saying something?
grin grin grin
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:19am On Feb 24, 2024
aribisala0:
People who have no knowledge talk ignorantly
This man invested nearly 3 million dollars in a company whose share price has been stable for months a few weeks before a major event making a killing
As an investigator
I would be interested in
1. Where did he get The money. Hardly anyone keeps that kind of cash. So did he get a loan or liquidate other assets?
2. Previous investment behaviour and success
3. Any possible insider source of information

A very simple investigation
Spot on! That's also assuming BP lawyers would not have done a thorough evaluation of shareholder information.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:18am On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
Well if you have filled out Conflict of Interest Forms they were based on policies prepared by someone who occupied the sorts of positions I have occupied. As Head of Legal and Compliance in several multinationals.

Calm down and walk with me, there are reasons why I raise these questions.

Please note that I am speaking here as a competitive and adversarial lawyer. In other words, I am testing what arguments will stand if I was required to present a defensive case.

As to the person you said I insulted, well, he spoke very derogatorily to me as well.
He has already been convicted by the Feds, so unless you are alleging ineffective counsel... i would surmise that your claims would not have held up in court either. https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdtx/pr/insider-trading-husband-illegally-profits-17m-after-using-wifes-private-company
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:14am On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
A person not married to her could also have such proximity.



I don't want to quibble about irrelevancies but permit me to say the article called her a manager not a director. There is a difference and it has implications.

However the question of being married is what you have raised. Let me frame this in a strange manner. Let's assume that while that marriage was in place, he nevertheless randomly made that investment without overhearing anything from his wife.

Has it occurred to you that a person not married to her could equally overhear and profit by making the exact same investment. Such as a friend, or heck a nanny.
For a lawyer who allegedly draws up conflict of interest policies, i find your line of argument seriously lacking.

1. Whether she is a manager or director is an unserious irrelevancy (my company uses "directorships" as a catchall for senior management roles - including plant directors, senior managers, VPs, presidents etc.). His wife is described as "associate manager in mergers and acquisitions". This means she is in a senior role intimately involved in the merger.

2. That he randomly made that investment without knowledge of the impending merger announcement is laughable. First, he told his wife how he obtained that information. We don't have to guess at all. Second, it would have been easy to figure out this was likely the first time he bought shares of that company... and that these shares were purchased within days of the merger and sold almost immediately. The only person who would have known to buy shares of such an obscure party has to be intimately aware of the impending merger.

DeepSight:
Again, I ask that you dwell carefully on this. Because what I am trying to do here is call into question the objection on the grounds of his marriage alone. Thus, I am questioning if the marriage taken alone would render his investment illegal.

The reason I am asking this is because I would seek to dispute the further ground that he got the information from her illegally, on the grounds that it was accidental. She did not divulge. Thus there was no conspiracy.
Page 6 of the BP conflict of interest page - You may not use or share bpES information, assets or resources for your own or third parties’ benefit;

She was required to keep that information from even her own husband. That is the rule in my company. Her husband finding out was an error on her part. That her husband overhead accidentally is not an excuse in law, he had no right to act on that information... the fact that he has since been convicted makes that case, regardless of your groundless claims.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 9:01am On Feb 24, 2024
nairalanda1:
Has nothing to do with Jews.

Everything to do with the fact that if she did not report, the sec would have found out eventually. Records

Next thing she knows, she would have been fired from her job and would be in legal soup.
Her husband traded 46,000 shares, worth millions within days of the announcement of the merger. They would have found that out easily and she would be facing criminal prosecution today. She had no choice here. Her husband failed her.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 8:55am On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
He seems only able to think in black and white and obviously only sees things at surface value. He can't interrogate anything deeply or strategically and he can't query anything that is offered at face value. He is also likely one who will accept anything a person in a position of authority says without question. If he were a judge, he will only ever apply the literal rule of interpretation and forget that there also exist the golden rule and the mischief rule.
Please read the BP conflict of interest policy here - https://www.bp.com/content/dam/bp/business-sites/en/global/bp-trading-and-shipping/documents/regulatory-resource-centre/europe/english/bpes-conflict-of-interest.pdf

Pay attention to page 6, last bullet on section 4 - Must avoid or disclose investments, including known investments of a close relative or person with whom you have a close relationship, that may create a conflict of interest

I suggest you read the entire document before making further comments. The 5th amendment does not apply here.
Crime › Re: US Man Accused Of Making $1.8m From Listening To His Wife's Remote Work Calls by TWoods(m): 8:50am On Feb 24, 2024
DeepSight:
He seems only able to think in black and white and obviously only sees things at surface value. He can't interrogate anything deeply or strategically and he can't query anything that is offered at face value. He is also likely one who will accept anything a person in a position of authority says without question. If he were a judge, he will only ever apply the literal rule of interpretation and forget that there also exist the golden rule and the mischief rule.
I'm sorry... but this is English language. You have no idea how this works and why she HAD to report her husband. It was either that or going to prison herself. You've insulted someone else here severally while having zero clue yourself. I fill out these conflict of interest forms myself every year. I have to verify that my direct reports do not have a conflict of interest annually... either based on spouse, family, or best friends.

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