Come on, don’t be so mean to Nick Ash. Those of us in Florida know how famous he is. He told us. He shouldn’t be so shy about giving us his real name. Okay, he can remain anonymous, but I am indeed honored to be be able to tell you many impressive things about this great man.

Among his accomplishments are that he is the co-inventor of security window film and has fought terrorists around the world for over 33 years. He has gone fishing with George and Jeb Bush. He has done movies with Robert Deniro, knows Donald Trump, and was of some sort of assistance to Andrew Lloyd Webber. He has attended a state dinner with the Queen of England (or Maggie Thatcher; I can never remember which). He was at Princess Di’s funeral. He has written Broadway plays. The Saudi royal family is a client. He manufactures and installs barriers around the world and has made many trips to Baghdad to protect buildings for the government. He has access to intelligence reports from MI-6 because he was in the SAS. He protects all of the glazing of Sir Norman Foster, the legendary architect of beautiful glass buildings. He did work for our government in glazing protection after the terrorist bombing of Ramstein Air Base in Germany. He protects the glass in a couple hundred airports around the world. We should all be impressed with this one — after the Pope’s funeral, he flew back to Great Britain with none other than Tony Blair. He can put together a pretty slick video presentation. Gastronomically speaking, he is a world class chef. And for you cigar officianados, he has his own cigar brand, using tobacco from Nicaragua that is every bit as good as Castro’s.

How one man can accomplish so much should have us all in awe. So, come on guys. Cut him some slack.

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Now, if I may, here is some general advice for anyone going into business with someone who is requesting your money. Do a background check for things such as arrests and judgments. It could save you a great deal of grief. If a person never meets you at his office, maybe he doesn’t have an office. Find out if he has credit cards, owns property, and has real and verifiable business references. Anyone can invent them. And they do. Check out the status of his business. If the Secretary of State website in your state does not have his corporation, LLC, or other business form registered, or it has expired, that should be a big red warning flag.

Just because someone has been on television or in print and has an impressive website, it doesn’t mean that he has valid credentials. News people are very often fooled. Anyone can make claims on a website. Do you own thorough research before giving up your money, and you might be surprised that someone is not really who he is purporting to be. You will be glad you checked.

Proof-read before you post.

Lible doesn’t have an ‘a’. Liable does.

I would also consider “would be good to see the back of you” a statement of idiotic proportions . . . either that is another threat or you want to take a gander at this blogger’s behind.

Proof-read BEFORE you post.

The law deals with the likes of people like this blogger and those that post untruths and heresay.. It wll be a shame that people who think “Freedom of Speech” includes liable. Be glad to see the back of you.

Oh Professors who use their University email to slander will be loosing their paychecks. Private concerns should be private, some it seems have stepped over the mark. Think be for you type… it might be the last thing you do.

Regarding the possibility of a suit; that is definitely true. The litigious state of America is disheartening. Even more disheartening is that an individual with a lot of money can press a suit, and bury someone who may not be so well placed. Even if you are doing the right thing and following the law; there’s still a chance you’ll fail too!

Sue me . . . or bite me Everest!