Tierra Maria Estates - Mutation . . .

Here is a perfect example of mutation that is happening in the United Kingdom.

There is nothing out of the ordinary about mutations. In fact, every person in the entire world has some sort of mutation in his or her DNA; in that sense, everyone is a mutant! Mutations are not just normal, they are important: evolution itself cannot occur without mutations.While everyone has mutations, the location on the DNA of these mutations is different from person to person. For example, people who are albino have a mutation in the gene that codes for tyrosinase, an enzyme that is essential for providing skin coloration. The mutation inhibits the tyrosinase’s normal function and results in the lack of coloration. As another example, the majority of people in the world cannot absorb lactose and thus become ill after drinking milk, but people who actually can absorb the lactose in milk are able to absorb it because of a mutation.

The environment can cause certain stimulation to precipitate mutation, prolonged exposure to lies, propagation of falsehoods - can, in extreme cases result in the irreversable mutation of the skin, caused by toxins created internally changing the critical PH balance.Here are some examples of people who have already undergone this change. Fortunately, they are rare, the exception to the rule.Most people from the United Kingdom are sane, educated, friendly, courteous, they hold the truth in high regard, they will offer the hand of friendship irrespective of race or creed. Mutations are marked out by the complete lack of these humanitarian attributes.

The mutations occurred as a direct result of their own actions and feeble-mindedness. Consequently, these mutants should be shunned, cast out from their social groups. Reversion is impossible, healing is out of the question - once this final stage of mutation has arrived - there is - unfortunately no hope.

Hospitals Scamss

My friends from the Philippines alerted me about this old man from UK who has been writing hoax stories about scams that never happened. I searched the word: tierra maria estates barrio fiesta uk, and i was shocked at the listings.

So, for my contribution in getting the other side of the story out, I decided to put this blog. The next entry will take time since I will do a lot of reading.

I will keep you posted.

Was there a scam? The motive

Morally bankrupt

One cannot claim to be morally right when he is a willing partner of an immoral act.

• There was no question that Tim was an unfaithful husband. A loving husband does not frequent dating sites, period. Even if we assume that Tim was a morally right person, I am positively sure that he's not looking for company in these dating sites to join him in reciting the holy rosary with him; rather he's looking for sex.




• In all of his trips to the Philippines, it's all about moneychangers. In other words, either he has no credit card or he did not use them. Why? He does not want his wife to trace anything about this trip. Remember the absolute secrecy?

• In Day 3, when Mayen told him that she wanted to sleep with him, he could have told her "No" and wait until they were a married couple before engaging in an immoral sexual act.




• In Day 16, when Mayen's mother did not complain about the fact that they were sleeping in one bed, he could have said "No"; instead, he was very excited to "make babies".




• All these of these instances does not define a morally right person.

No intent to bring Mayen to UK

In the United Kingdom, similar to the United States, when you petition you fiancée, you need to prove your financial capability to support your fiancée financially. You must marry her within six (6) months of arrival to the UK. You need to submit bank statements, employment certificate, including documents where you currently live – a house or an apartment. All of these, to prove that you are financially able to support your fiancée. None of these were going to happen.

• 1st he was still married and divorcing his current wife puts his equity in the house in jeopardy – the equity money that he was holding unto, dearly.




• Divorce is expensive and I don't think he could even afford to go through the divorce proceedings. Worst, he could lose the equity of his house in the divorce, an event that he's very scared at. He insinuated that in his journal.

• If he can't even afford to buy a round-trip ticket to Manila, how is he able to support a wife?

Financially bankrupt

Tim doesn't have money, period. That's why he is scared like hell in even shelling out the smallest penny ever and even complaining for the amount of money he shelled out to buy Mayen's slippers. Remember the "posh" slippers that Mayen bought that were paid for by him? How "posh" are these slippers? I was with my boylet in Baguio. Malen was my witness. Jacket I bought? Levis. Go figure how much that was. I'm sure, it was a lot more expensive that these "posh" slippers. Malen was ready to punch the hell out of me when she found out about it. I ran as fast as I could! That's why I'm back in the US! My point? Dang! Its just slippers!

• The only money he has is probably on his retirement (he sold shares to finance his trip) and the money tied to the house (equity). This was also the very reason why he was selling his story to the Sun and the sell-your-story outfits in London and cash in on his fantasy/reality story.

Money involved in this scam? Php85k. How much was this? (By the way: He never paid this amount! No money in the amount of Php85k was shelled out by him!) Let me show you:

• In Philippine Pesos Php85,000.00


• In US Dollars @ Php41 $ 2,073.17


• In British Pounds £1,036.81


• In Euro €1,294.81

Like what Cat said in the comments she left, "A true love is unconditional. Money does not matter". If you are truly in love with a person, these amounts of money – which are very small (for a westerner) – means nothing in a relationship. Tim, as I have said in my conclusion, was madly in love. Madly. Not truly. Go figure.

Untrustworthy

A person who doesn't know how to trust another person cannot be trusted as well. "It's all about trust. It's not money. It's all about trust. It's not money. It's all about trust. It's not money." That what Tim keeps saying.

We hear you. It's all about trust. And trust is the major personal characteristic that is missing from Tim. And yes, everything in this trip is about money. The lack of it. And your trust. That lack of it.

Irresponsibility

• Again, as Cat left in her comments, this person is irresponsible for not taking responsibility of the ectopic pregnancy. He enjoyed the moments of "making babies" but disowns the responsibility when things go wrong.

Tim, I doubt if you've got friends

If Tim has friends, his friends will tell him that what he did was a terrible, terrible mistake. Him putting up a website to shame the Philippines and the entire Filipino people is absolutely wrong and you cannot correct a mistake by another mistake. Any reasonable person knows that. If Tim have friends, they will be the first to convince him that there was no scam and that he needs to tear down these hateful website.

What's the motive?

The genesis of this story is as simple as running away from his responsibility. Put bluntly, this person is a coward. He was extricating himself from his awful irresponsibility by blaming everybody.

TEAR DOWN THAT WEBSITE OF HATRED!!!

Tim,

I could see you spending hours and hours on my website (See bottom thumb file). If you are truly one reasonable man who is God-fearing, then you will tear down that website which is full of hate against Filipinos, against the Philippines and against the innocent people of Tierra Maria Estates. Life is beautiful to consider an entire basket as full of rotten eggs when you only met one bad egg.

We, the Filipinos, have one of the most beautiful cultures in the world and we are the happiest people on earth. The irony? We have a lot of dysfunctionalities in life and our country is far from perfect but we are able to weave through these with dignity, respect to other people and still smile.

Look Tim! We don't even have rice now! But we're still a bunch of happy people! Life is short. Enjoy it because I'm telling you, life is so beautiful and sowing hatred on the internet will keep you unhappy for the rest of your life. Understand that what you sow - you reap. Is this your dream? To be a miserable person until you die?

P.S. If you are just reading this now, this is a series. Please see below and start with Moral righteousness, Filipina Image, Part 1 & Part 2, then continue on with Was there a scam, Part 1 & Part 2.

Was there a scam? Part 2

THE CONCLUSION

Background

This is a story of Tim. A man who fell madly in love with a Filipina named, Mayen. Tim claimed that his search for genuine love and relationship in the Philippines was ruined by a real estate business who was engaged in an organized crime of extortion together with the hospital and real estate agents as fronts of a big real estate and hospital scam. (Barrio Fiesta UK 2008. These are just the new keywords that Hellumbra is using. Barrio Fiesta UK Tierra Maria and Barrio Fiesta UK 2008.)

Not a happy man

Tim admitted he’s not a happy man. His life was in a rut. His relationship with his wife drifted away. He was a musician, happy at work but tired and always financially drained. He wanted to get out of his marriage but he is tied up to the house. The mortgage of his house was his big problem and his life was not getting anywhere. He doesn’t have money. Quite possibly, financially bankrupt. He wanted out and start something new.

Was there a scam? Part 1

Mayen, A Good Filipina Image?

If you played the video, what you have just seen is a video posted on You Tube for the public to see. I was led here by the links provided here. Now, if you are subscriber of You Tube, you have the choice to set your videos to private or public. It’s obvious that the blogger wanted this to be viewed by the public. You may watch the rest of the videos here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgS8jP7M4wQ