quote:Originally posted by Nehru:
I still believe the brother will come out of this with minimal hardship.
Innocent until proven guilty. Let the law take its course.
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Innocent until proven guilty. Let the law take its course.
This is all I ask Bhai. But I understand the need for gossip and gloating since I am having a discussion with Guyanese.
quote:Originally posted by baseman:quote:Originally posted by Nehru:
I still believe the brother will come out of this with minimal hardship.
Innocent until proven guilty. Let the law take its course.
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quote:Originally posted by Nehru:
This is all I ask Bhai. But I understand the need for gossip and gloating since I am having a discussion with Guyanese.quote:Originally posted by baseman:quote:Originally posted by Nehru:
I still believe the brother will come out of this with minimal hardship.
Innocent until proven guilty. Let the law take its course.
Nothing to gloath, the man is innocent until the judge says he ain't. Of course, his association with BJ adds some political spice, but don't take that too personal, just politics.
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this could be interesting...can't say Ed didn't have ambition
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quote:Originally posted by the new yorker:
oh, how i would have loved to have seen him handcuffed and yanked off that flight by the feds!
Sick behavior on your part.
The man is a mogul with class. Charges will be dropped.
Also, he was not yanked off.
Rickford Burke's article is biased nonsense.
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quote:Originally posted by chameli:
every dog has his day
and
don't kick a man when he's down
those who gloat may not see what COULD come to them...
i do not wish Edul bad, i only wish for justice
i do not even know this guy...do believe he was classmate/associate (in the 80's) of my Late and Beloved Brother
where is SuperMike?
Mmmm, SM was going to Guyana.
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quote:Originally posted by Mad Max:
Sick behavior on your part.
The man is a mogul with class. Charges will be dropped.
Also, he was not yanked off.
Rickford Burke's article is biased nonsense.
why are you so infatuated with me?
Former Member
I'm actually infatuated with Ed Ahmad.
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Agent details Ahmadâs scheme
July 25, 2011 | By KNews | Filed Under News
US mortgage fraud investigationâĶ
US Federal Special Agent Bryan Trebelhorn has revealed in court documents how Guyanese businessman Ed Ahmad fleeced a US lending agency âCountrywide Home Loansâ of more than US$700000 on two New York properties.
The Special Agent, who has been working on the FBIâs Financial Institutions Fraud Squad, has testified in an affidavit that he has been working on matters relating to the Guyanese businessman since 2007.
Ahmad was pulled from a Delta Airlines flight bound for Guyana on Saturday by Federal Agents as authorities investigate him for knowingly and intentionally conspiring to execute a scheme and articulate to defraud a financial institution, Countrywide Home Loans, to obtain moneys, funds, credits, assets, securities and other properties by means of materially false and fraudulent pretenses, representations and promises.
The Guyanese businessman, who has other business interests in the Queens, New York District, has since posted a US$2.5M bail.
In the affidavit, Trebelhorn outlined an overview of the mortgage fraud scheme that was allegedly perpetuated by Ahmad in collaboration with others.
He stated that since 2000, a group of co-conspirators has defrauded various lending institutions by obtaining mortgages on properties located in the eastern district of New York and elsewhere through fraudulent means, including by falsifying mortgage loan applications appraisals, title reports and other documents.
The false information made the borrowers appear more credit worthy, and falsely enhanced the purported value of the properties. As a result, the lenders were falsely induced to issue mortgage loans secured by the properties.
According to Trebelhorn, in some instances the co-conspirators executed the scheme by using individuals (straw buyers) to conceal the true ownership of the properties.
âIn particular, the co-conspirator recruited straw buyers to pose as the purchasers of some of the properties,â Trebelhorn explained.
The straw buyers generally were individuals with good credit scores but with incomes and assets that were normally insufficient to secure a mortgage loan.
At the direction of the co-conspirators, the straw buyers agreed to apply for mortgages on properties. In reality the co-conspirators were the real owners of the properties purportedly purchased by the straw buyers.
In exchange for the use of their names and good credit, the straw buyers often received a fee.
Once recruited, the co-conspirators prepare mortgage applications for properties. These applications contain numerous misrepresentation and material falsehood designed to make the straw buyer appear more credit worthy.
Among other things, the mortgage applications falsely inflated the bank account balances and income of the straw buyers.
Following the disbursement of loans, the co-conspirators do not make mortgage payments to the lenders for the properties, and the mortgage loans defaulted.
The FBI Agent said that on numerous occasions, Ahmad as the owner of a mortgage brokerage business, conspired to obtain mortgage loans from lenders through fraudulent means.
He stated that during 2006 and 2007, Ahmad participated in the preparation of approximately 163 mortgage loan applications to a lending agency, Countrywide Home Loans, for which Countrywide has suffered losses.
He cited two cases for which there is clear evidence of fraud.
âFor example the investigation has revealed that on or about and between January 1, 2007 and July 31, 2007, the defendant Edul Ahmad conspired with others to fraudulently obtain mortgage loans from Countrywide through the use of straw buyers for a property located in South Ozone Park, New York and a property located in Jamaica, New York,â the FBI agent stated in his affidavit.
He explained that using fake credit, Ahmad obtained bank financing for both properties.
According to Trebelhorn, with regards to the South Ozone property, the amount of the mortgage loan was $417,000 and the mortgage information contained numerous misstatements as to the credit worthiness of the straw buyer.
For example, the mortgage application stated that the straw buyer earned $9,850 as an Executive Chef at a catering business owned by Ahmad himself.
The application also lists a variation of Ahmadâs name, A Edul, as the straw buyerâs landlord.
Trebelhorn said that during his investigations, he had spoken with cooperating witnesses (CW) who worked with Ahmad in the real estate business, and who claimed that he/she knew Ahmad and the straw buyer very well.
According to the cooperating witness, the straw buyer in this instance was married to Ahmad and never intended to live at the South Ozone property.
Moreover, the straw buyer never worked as a chef at Ahmadâs catering company, according to the cooperating witness.
âAdditionally the CW informed the government that on numerous occasions, the straw buyer purchased properties on behalf of Ahmad,â the FBI Agent stated.
It was further revealed that Ahmad was the principal author of the application for the loan.
Businessman Ed Ahmad
With regards to the Jamaica, New York property, Ahmad obtained a loan of $292,500, also from Countrywide, using another straw buyer.
Again the application included numerous false representations, including the fact that the buyer worked as a Catering Manager at Ahmadâs catering business and earned $6,650 per month.
âThe mortgage application includes a certification of employment for the straw buyer attesting that the Ahmadâs mortgage agency had consulted with a manager at the catering business and verified that the buyer had been employed there since 2002,â Trebelhornâs affidavit stated.
But the investigation revealed that the buyer never worked at the catering business but was employed as a real estate agent at Ahmadâs real estate business.
Special Agent Treblehorn said that as an operative in the Fraud Squad, he has conducted physical surveillance, interviewed witnesses, reviewed extensive documents obtained through the service of subpoenas, and used other investigative techniques to secure relevant information for use in criminal prosecution.
He said that the knowledge of his information in the affidavit is based upon his personal participation in the investigation against Ahmad sand in numerous other investigations of fraud perpetrated against financial institutions, including bank and wire fraud.
The FBI Agent added that his review of records and reports, his debriefing of cooperating witnesses and victims and conversations with other law enforcement agents involved in this and other investigations, conversations with and review of information provided by financial institutions and his law enforcement and training, also helped in the preparation of the affidavit.
Ahmad raised eyebrows when he made a questionable $40,000 âloanâ to Representative Greg Meeks. Ahmad is a key figure in ongoing probes of the âloanâ Meeks forgot to repay for three and a half years until the New York Daily News exposed it.
In January 2007, Ahmad gave Meeks $40,000 to finish paying off the congressmanâs new $830,000 home. There was no discussion of interest rates, collateral, due dates and no documents were generated at the time, sources familiar with the transaction have told The News.
Meeks did not list the transaction on 2007 or 2008 financial disclosure forms he filed with the House, revealing it for the first time in a 2009 form that was filed in mid-2010.
In July 2010, shortly after The News revealed details of this transaction and the FBI paid Ahmad a visit, Meeks suddenly paid back the money and called it a loan.
Meeks is the subject of an ongoing FBI investigation, as well as a probe by the Office of Congressional Ethics.
He faced lawsuits in July last year alleging predatory lending and real-estate fraud and faced foreclosure action on a Jamaica home in 2009.
Ahmad recently opened a place called Building Materials and Appliances Depot located at Industrial Site, Ruimveldt, just in front of the publishing house of the ruling partyâs newspaper, the Mirror.
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charliebrown 2 hours ago
THIS GUY SHOULD BE JAILED FOR NO LESS THAN 40 YEARS,KNOWING HOW MANY INNOCENT PEOPLE HE DEFRAUDED.HE IS A GREEDY BASTARED.THIS IS AMERICA, THE FBI WILL CATCH ALL THE OTHERS WHO WERE IN IT WITH THIS SCUMBAG
Flag shivasad and 19 more liked this Like ReplyReply ExPPP_Man 2 hours ago
He is done !!! I suspect there is many more fishes on Liberty Ave that the feds are waiting for.
Flag 8 people liked this. Like ReplyReply TUTELEDGE 2 hours ago
Twenty years in the Federal pen without parole and sieze all his assets through the RICCO LAW.Save the rest of the cells in that cell block for Jagdeo and the rest of the PPP thieves.
Flag 10 people liked this. Like ReplyReply Kingston21 2 hours ago
Why was he coming to Guyana? I guess he was coming to guyana where he will find people like him and feel safe. Too bad, america is not like guyana where you can steal, and get away with it.
Flag TUTELEDGE and 8 more liked this Like ReplyReply Sharon Thomas 2 hours ago
Them #$%^&* DOGS always messing up.. The US embassy should stop issuing visas to them .... there are nothing but badminded wicked dogs on earth..
Flag TUTELEDGE and 8 more liked this Like ReplyReply Canej 1 hour ago in reply to Sharon Thomas
Can you elaborate on what you mean by " Them#$%^&^ DOGS"
Flag The_Prez liked this Like ReplyReply malaika06 2 hours ago
I'm trying to figure out here, based on this report, who suffered losses the most. Those fat cats in the mortgage industry, or a genuine homebuyer. I've had a few experiences with Ahmad's office as a former real estate professional and trust me, at all times, the encounters left a sour taste in my mouth.
Ahmad and his staff are a bunch of arrogant SOBS and it was only time they were taken off of their inflated pedestal
Flag TUTELEDGE and 7 more liked this Like ReplyReply collin1 2 hours ago
Well, Ahmad the good life you once post and give to your family is at risk if found guilty as you may knw or ask Stanford or Cash plus man "Smith" from Jamaica, they will seize everything don't matter what was acquire legal all gone, all you ride gone go as state sales for cheap price to paid back for all the wrong and arm you have cost.
plus they gone give you a tripple Buju years
Flag The_Prez and 5 more liked this Like ReplyReply lamm14 1 hour ago
Why is this news for guyanese, i think we have more important things to do, why not educated the guyanese population to conserve and use the road with care etc. Let the Americans deal with him, this crime was commited there.
Flag The_Prez and 2 more liked this Like ReplyReply hazrat46 36 minutes ago in reply to lamm14
yes u r right.guyanese make judgement before the trial.we have so many things to do there.first we should protect the bridges,traffic lights ,roads and important buildings from those who will destroy before and ater the election.
Flag Like ReplyReply ray 1 hour ago
Has anyone thought damm he posted 2.5 million us bail
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply jeffburke 1 hour ago
Poor Ed
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply manfiscrock 1 hour ago
He swindle a woman i personally know. The FBI had him under house arrest a few years back.He's so @#$% now the legal system will make him a poor man for real.
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply manfiscrock 1 hour ago
He swindle from a woman i personally know....The FBI had him under house arrest a few years back. He's soo @#$% now, when the legal system done with him, he will become a real nobody. Soon his properties will be up for the highest bidder..
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply ameir 33 minutes ago
The man posted a bail of us 2.5 Million us dollars cash, 500 Million GYD this man has money to fight the law. Its funny that how all you guys below dont have a dollar to your name and still commenting on the man..get a job and a life ppl
Flag Like ReplyReply ameir 38 minutes ago
Its funny how all, the lowlifes below saying the guy is a scamp, show me a busniess man who dont break the law to make money, and I will show you an angel, anyways the man has cash money to post a us 2.5 million dollars bail, that is 500 Million GYD, this man's net worth is us 400 Million he has money to fight this case till he dies, scumbag or not he has money, he just sold one of his property for us 105 million us in Manhattan. Ed Ahmad will over come this..
Flag Like ReplyReply Granger4eva 1 hour ago
The PPP is corrupt and evil. Democratic Guyana blogspot seeks to expose these criminals guyanafreedom.blogspot.com.
The PPP administration shall be no more after this elections...
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July 25, 2011 | By KNews | Filed Under News
US mortgage fraud investigationâĶ
US Federal Special Agent Bryan Trebelhorn has revealed in court documents how Guyanese businessman Ed Ahmad fleeced a US lending agency âCountrywide Home Loansâ of more than US$700000 on two New York properties.
The Special Agent, who has been working on the FBIâs Financial Institutions Fraud Squad, has testified in an affidavit that he has been working on matters relating to the Guyanese businessman since 2007.
Ahmad was pulled from a Delta Airlines flight bound for Guyana on Saturday by Federal Agents as authorities investigate him for knowingly and intentionally conspiring to execute a scheme and articulate to defraud a financial institution, Countrywide Home Loans, to obtain moneys, funds, credits, assets, securities and other properties by means of materially false and fraudulent pretenses, representations and promises.
The Guyanese businessman, who has other business interests in the Queens, New York District, has since posted a US$2.5M bail.
In the affidavit, Trebelhorn outlined an overview of the mortgage fraud scheme that was allegedly perpetuated by Ahmad in collaboration with others.
He stated that since 2000, a group of co-conspirators has defrauded various lending institutions by obtaining mortgages on properties located in the eastern district of New York and elsewhere through fraudulent means, including by falsifying mortgage loan applications appraisals, title reports and other documents.
The false information made the borrowers appear more credit worthy, and falsely enhanced the purported value of the properties. As a result, the lenders were falsely induced to issue mortgage loans secured by the properties.
According to Trebelhorn, in some instances the co-conspirators executed the scheme by using individuals (straw buyers) to conceal the true ownership of the properties.
âIn particular, the co-conspirator recruited straw buyers to pose as the purchasers of some of the properties,â Trebelhorn explained.
The straw buyers generally were individuals with good credit scores but with incomes and assets that were normally insufficient to secure a mortgage loan.
At the direction of the co-conspirators, the straw buyers agreed to apply for mortgages on properties. In reality the co-conspirators were the real owners of the properties purportedly purchased by the straw buyers.
In exchange for the use of their names and good credit, the straw buyers often received a fee.
Once recruited, the co-conspirators prepare mortgage applications for properties. These applications contain numerous misrepresentation and material falsehood designed to make the straw buyer appear more credit worthy.
Among other things, the mortgage applications falsely inflated the bank account balances and income of the straw buyers.
Following the disbursement of loans, the co-conspirators do not make mortgage payments to the lenders for the properties, and the mortgage loans defaulted.
The FBI Agent said that on numerous occasions, Ahmad as the owner of a mortgage brokerage business, conspired to obtain mortgage loans from lenders through fraudulent means.
He stated that during 2006 and 2007, Ahmad participated in the preparation of approximately 163 mortgage loan applications to a lending agency, Countrywide Home Loans, for which Countrywide has suffered losses.
He cited two cases for which there is clear evidence of fraud.
âFor example the investigation has revealed that on or about and between January 1, 2007 and July 31, 2007, the defendant Edul Ahmad conspired with others to fraudulently obtain mortgage loans from Countrywide through the use of straw buyers for a property located in South Ozone Park, New York and a property located in Jamaica, New York,â the FBI agent stated in his affidavit.
He explained that using fake credit, Ahmad obtained bank financing for both properties.
According to Trebelhorn, with regards to the South Ozone property, the amount of the mortgage loan was $417,000 and the mortgage information contained numerous misstatements as to the credit worthiness of the straw buyer.
For example, the mortgage application stated that the straw buyer earned $9,850 as an Executive Chef at a catering business owned by Ahmad himself.
The application also lists a variation of Ahmadâs name, A Edul, as the straw buyerâs landlord.
Trebelhorn said that during his investigations, he had spoken with cooperating witnesses (CW) who worked with Ahmad in the real estate business, and who claimed that he/she knew Ahmad and the straw buyer very well.
According to the cooperating witness, the straw buyer in this instance was married to Ahmad and never intended to live at the South Ozone property.
Moreover, the straw buyer never worked as a chef at Ahmadâs catering company, according to the cooperating witness.
âAdditionally the CW informed the government that on numerous occasions, the straw buyer purchased properties on behalf of Ahmad,â the FBI Agent stated.
It was further revealed that Ahmad was the principal author of the application for the loan.
Businessman Ed Ahmad
With regards to the Jamaica, New York property, Ahmad obtained a loan of $292,500, also from Countrywide, using another straw buyer.
Again the application included numerous false representations, including the fact that the buyer worked as a Catering Manager at Ahmadâs catering business and earned $6,650 per month.
âThe mortgage application includes a certification of employment for the straw buyer attesting that the Ahmadâs mortgage agency had consulted with a manager at the catering business and verified that the buyer had been employed there since 2002,â Trebelhornâs affidavit stated.
But the investigation revealed that the buyer never worked at the catering business but was employed as a real estate agent at Ahmadâs real estate business.
Special Agent Treblehorn said that as an operative in the Fraud Squad, he has conducted physical surveillance, interviewed witnesses, reviewed extensive documents obtained through the service of subpoenas, and used other investigative techniques to secure relevant information for use in criminal prosecution.
He said that the knowledge of his information in the affidavit is based upon his personal participation in the investigation against Ahmad sand in numerous other investigations of fraud perpetrated against financial institutions, including bank and wire fraud.
The FBI Agent added that his review of records and reports, his debriefing of cooperating witnesses and victims and conversations with other law enforcement agents involved in this and other investigations, conversations with and review of information provided by financial institutions and his law enforcement and training, also helped in the preparation of the affidavit.
Ahmad raised eyebrows when he made a questionable $40,000 âloanâ to Representative Greg Meeks. Ahmad is a key figure in ongoing probes of the âloanâ Meeks forgot to repay for three and a half years until the New York Daily News exposed it.
In January 2007, Ahmad gave Meeks $40,000 to finish paying off the congressmanâs new $830,000 home. There was no discussion of interest rates, collateral, due dates and no documents were generated at the time, sources familiar with the transaction have told The News.
Meeks did not list the transaction on 2007 or 2008 financial disclosure forms he filed with the House, revealing it for the first time in a 2009 form that was filed in mid-2010.
In July 2010, shortly after The News revealed details of this transaction and the FBI paid Ahmad a visit, Meeks suddenly paid back the money and called it a loan.
Meeks is the subject of an ongoing FBI investigation, as well as a probe by the Office of Congressional Ethics.
He faced lawsuits in July last year alleging predatory lending and real-estate fraud and faced foreclosure action on a Jamaica home in 2009.
Ahmad recently opened a place called Building Materials and Appliances Depot located at Industrial Site, Ruimveldt, just in front of the publishing house of the ruling partyâs newspaper, the Mirror.
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charliebrown 2 hours ago
THIS GUY SHOULD BE JAILED FOR NO LESS THAN 40 YEARS,KNOWING HOW MANY INNOCENT PEOPLE HE DEFRAUDED.HE IS A GREEDY BASTARED.THIS IS AMERICA, THE FBI WILL CATCH ALL THE OTHERS WHO WERE IN IT WITH THIS SCUMBAG
Flag shivasad and 19 more liked this Like ReplyReply ExPPP_Man 2 hours ago
He is done !!! I suspect there is many more fishes on Liberty Ave that the feds are waiting for.
Flag 8 people liked this. Like ReplyReply TUTELEDGE 2 hours ago
Twenty years in the Federal pen without parole and sieze all his assets through the RICCO LAW.Save the rest of the cells in that cell block for Jagdeo and the rest of the PPP thieves.
Flag 10 people liked this. Like ReplyReply Kingston21 2 hours ago
Why was he coming to Guyana? I guess he was coming to guyana where he will find people like him and feel safe. Too bad, america is not like guyana where you can steal, and get away with it.
Flag TUTELEDGE and 8 more liked this Like ReplyReply Sharon Thomas 2 hours ago
Them #$%^&* DOGS always messing up.. The US embassy should stop issuing visas to them .... there are nothing but badminded wicked dogs on earth..
Flag TUTELEDGE and 8 more liked this Like ReplyReply Canej 1 hour ago in reply to Sharon Thomas
Can you elaborate on what you mean by " Them#$%^&^ DOGS"
Flag The_Prez liked this Like ReplyReply malaika06 2 hours ago
I'm trying to figure out here, based on this report, who suffered losses the most. Those fat cats in the mortgage industry, or a genuine homebuyer. I've had a few experiences with Ahmad's office as a former real estate professional and trust me, at all times, the encounters left a sour taste in my mouth.
Ahmad and his staff are a bunch of arrogant SOBS and it was only time they were taken off of their inflated pedestal
Flag TUTELEDGE and 7 more liked this Like ReplyReply collin1 2 hours ago
Well, Ahmad the good life you once post and give to your family is at risk if found guilty as you may knw or ask Stanford or Cash plus man "Smith" from Jamaica, they will seize everything don't matter what was acquire legal all gone, all you ride gone go as state sales for cheap price to paid back for all the wrong and arm you have cost.
plus they gone give you a tripple Buju years
Flag The_Prez and 5 more liked this Like ReplyReply lamm14 1 hour ago
Why is this news for guyanese, i think we have more important things to do, why not educated the guyanese population to conserve and use the road with care etc. Let the Americans deal with him, this crime was commited there.
Flag The_Prez and 2 more liked this Like ReplyReply hazrat46 36 minutes ago in reply to lamm14
yes u r right.guyanese make judgement before the trial.we have so many things to do there.first we should protect the bridges,traffic lights ,roads and important buildings from those who will destroy before and ater the election.
Flag Like ReplyReply ray 1 hour ago
Has anyone thought damm he posted 2.5 million us bail
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply jeffburke 1 hour ago
Poor Ed
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply manfiscrock 1 hour ago
He swindle a woman i personally know. The FBI had him under house arrest a few years back.He's so @#$% now the legal system will make him a poor man for real.
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply manfiscrock 1 hour ago
He swindle from a woman i personally know....The FBI had him under house arrest a few years back. He's soo @#$% now, when the legal system done with him, he will become a real nobody. Soon his properties will be up for the highest bidder..
Flag 1 person liked this. Like ReplyReply ameir 33 minutes ago
The man posted a bail of us 2.5 Million us dollars cash, 500 Million GYD this man has money to fight the law. Its funny that how all you guys below dont have a dollar to your name and still commenting on the man..get a job and a life ppl
Flag Like ReplyReply ameir 38 minutes ago
Its funny how all, the lowlifes below saying the guy is a scamp, show me a busniess man who dont break the law to make money, and I will show you an angel, anyways the man has cash money to post a us 2.5 million dollars bail, that is 500 Million GYD, this man's net worth is us 400 Million he has money to fight this case till he dies, scumbag or not he has money, he just sold one of his property for us 105 million us in Manhattan. Ed Ahmad will over come this..
Flag Like ReplyReply Granger4eva 1 hour ago
The PPP is corrupt and evil. Democratic Guyana blogspot seeks to expose these criminals guyanafreedom.blogspot.com.
The PPP administration shall be no more after this elections...
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quote:Its funny how all, the lowlifes below saying the guy is a scamp, show me a busniess man who dont break the law to make money, and I will show you an angel, anyways the man has cash money to post a us 2.5 million dollars bail, that is 500 Million GYD, this man's net worth is us 400 Million he has money to fight this case till he dies, scumbag or not he has money, he just sold one of his property for us 105 million us in Manhattan. Ed Ahmad will over come this..
Flag Like ReplyReply Granger4eva 1 hour ago
The PPP is corrupt and evil. Democratic Guyana blogspot seeks to expose these criminals guyanafreedom.blogspot.com.
The PPP administration shall be no more after this elections...
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hehehe!
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quote:Originally posted by Mad Max:
I'm actually infatuated with Ed Ahmad.
do you follow him around as much as you follow me around?
Former Member
I think you concieted with yourself.
Do you have a Lamborgini? If so, I will gladly follow you around.
Do you have a Lamborgini? If so, I will gladly follow you around.
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quote:Originally posted by Mad Max:
I'm actually infatuated with Ed Ahmad.
Oh, though all along you were a man.
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by Mad Max:
I think you concieted with yourself.
Do you have a Lamborgini? If so, I will gladly follow you around.
oh, so you're a prost? got it, thanks!
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quote:Originally posted by the new yorker:quote:Originally posted by Mad Max:
I think you concieted with yourself.
Do you have a Lamborgini? If so, I will gladly follow you around.
oh, so you're a prost? got it, thanks!
Very high maintenance! Start saving up!
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quote:Originally posted by baseman:quote:Originally posted by Mad Max:
I'm actually infatuated with Ed Ahmad.
Oh, though all along you were a man.
Nothing wrong with infatuation. Look at Ghandi.
Former Member
quote:Originally posted by Mad Max:
Very high maintenance! Start saving up!
not interested in something past it's shelf date. sorry.
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the way you keep following me around make me wonder that!
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quote:Originally posted by Mad Max:
the way you keep following me around make me wonder that!
dude, girl, whatever you are, get a hobby.
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