Spreading fake rumors to reward young frauds

[neku]

Older domain investors are finding that the dishonest top internet companies are spreading fake rumors that young frauds are doing all the work, to reward the young frauds with great powers, monthly government salary, while the hardworking older domain investor doing all the work, is defamed as lazy and idle. Shockingly the government agencies are blindly believing the fraud internet companies here to waste taxpayer money, paying all the young frauds who do not do any work at all, monthly salaries, giving them great powers? What can the real domain investor do to end the government online slavery racket rewarding lazy greedy young frauds faking mobile/online work?

 

[gwolf666]

My opinion on this matter is that it is a profoundly unfair and dangerous situation, where misinformation and manipulation are harming older investors who have dedicated genuine time and effort to their work. The accusation that online companies and government agencies are favoring young fraudsters, paying them monthly salaries and granting them power, while honest investors are defamed, reflects a corruption that must be confronted seriously.

From my perspective, the genuine investor has several options for action. First, they should gather and present concrete evidence of their work and contributions to counter the false accusations. Second, they can join investor communities that share their experience, thereby strengthening their voice and seeking collective support. It would also be strategic to publicly denounce these practices through appropriate channels, promoting transparency and fairness. Furthermore, seeking protection and justice from regulatory bodies or legal institutions can be crucial.

Ultimately, I believe the solution lies in organizing, staying informed, and acting decisively to expose corruption, thereby protecting the rights of honest investors against a system that seems to favor fraudsters. Only through decisive action and a clear stance can we attempt to end this so-called "digital slavery" and create a fairer and more transparent environment.