Cultcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner

If you were Taylor Swift, whom would you rather date?

  • Russell Greer

    Votes: 117 4.5%
  • Travis Kelce

    Votes: 138 5.3%
  • Null

    Votes: 1,449 55.8%
  • Kanye West

    Votes: 283 10.9%
  • Ariana Grande

    Votes: 608 23.4%

  • Total voters
    2,595
From like 2 hours after the "leaving forever" post:

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There's a blank legal form and the other one says "1 of 105." Can't wait to see whose posts made the cut!
You can't do anything about it either Russ. We're not bullying you. What we do is protected by the First Amendment, which despite what you think, can't be ignored just because you find it inconvenient.
 
I think there's a possiblity that Ken-like figure existed, but Russ being Russ, he overstated his involvement in the TS lawsuit and afterwards added the fire bombing part to disassociate the character from the book with the real life counterpart. I can't remember if Russ said so himself or was that just conjecture on my part.
IIRC there was conjecture about Ken actually being based on a family member/family members since it was uncovered that he has an uncle (?) named Ken, and also possibly has a relative who is a judge (as noted in the documents from the kill list incident)
 
I read about Ken in the Taylor Swift book... Is this guy real or a figment of Russell’s imagination.

If real, I assume he’s Greer’s greatest troll. Well done guy!
Ken does not exist. If he did Russell would never shut up about how a lawyer agreed with him and how said lawyer was nearly killed for siding with him and giving him legal advice. Even someone as dense as Russell understands he shouldn't lie and say Taylor hired someone to commit a violent crime. Also, notice how every time Ken and Russell talk in the book, Ken is the one asking Russell legal questions and Russell is the one answering them. This is Russell's way of talking to the audience. He's explaining to us through this fake lawyer why his lawsuit is legitimate. Ken is either a) asking questions that Russell immediately answers or b) agreeing with everything Russell says.
 
Ken does not exist. If he did Russell would never shut up about how a lawyer agreed with him and how said lawyer was nearly killed for siding with him and giving him legal advice. Even someone as dense as Russell understands he shouldn't lie and say Taylor hired someone to commit a violent crime. Also, notice how every time Ken and Russell talk in the book, Ken is the one asking Russell legal questions and Russell is the one answering them. This is Russell's way of talking to the audience. He's explaining to us through this fake lawyer why his lawsuit is legitimate. Ken is either a) asking questions that Russell immediately answers or b) agreeing with everything Russell says.

Ah... I figured the other lawyer mentioned was a fake. (The one who saved his life and offered to take his case for a 500$ retainer.) Mostly because Russell describes them eating at a breakfast buffet together, and Russell would likely never eat in public, given his extremely odd bird-feeding.

But wasn’t sure about this one.
 
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Ken does not exist. If he did Russell would never shut up about how a lawyer agreed with him and how said lawyer was nearly killed for siding with him and giving him legal advice. Even someone as dense as Russell understands he shouldn't lie and say Taylor hired someone to commit a violent crime. Also, notice how every time Ken and Russell talk in the book, Ken is the one asking Russell legal questions and Russell is the one answering them. This is Russell's way of talking to the audience. He's explaining to us through this fake lawyer why his lawsuit is legitimate. Ken is either a) asking questions that Russell immediately answers or b) agreeing with everything Russell says.

That's certainly why Russ wrote Ken into the book, but to the reader it Ken comes off as an adult feigning interest with a small child's interests/observations. I've always read Ken as speaking in a very patronizing tone that flys over Russ' head, and encouraging his lawsuit just to watch him fail. If Ken were real and Russ' friend, he would've given him a job at his law firm.
 
Bu-but guys, what if it isn’t just Russell suing?!

What if he has gathered a grand coalition of tards, and holds a press conference and shit?

Russell will man the podium, and behind him, shoulder to shoulder we see Tommy Tooter, Lucas Werner, Hamberlynn, Andrew Dobson, Spoony and other lolcows?

The axis pact of autism... We might be done for!
 
What level of self-own is it to create a curated gallery of people dunking on you? I get he thinks that he can have the first and only legal victory of his life by doing this, but...there's just gotta be a better way, man. I can hear his head-tightening as he picks choice screencaps already.
(What's the betting on him trying to edit/snip screencaps to make them seem worse? It's not like he hasn't tried to fake evidence before...)
 
Ah... I figured the other lawyer mentioned was a fake. (The one who saved his life and offered to take his case for a 500$ retainer.) Mostly because Russell describes them eating at a breakfast buffet together, and Russell would likely never eat in public, given his extremely odd bird-feeding.

But wasn’t sure about this one.
Both lawyers were fake. If any legal professional agreed with Russell's claims, we would never hear the end of it. IIRC some kiwi checked news and police records or whatever was available and there were no cases of anyone being hit with a molotov cocktail in the SLC area at the time these events took place.
 
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Ken is a real person. He used to be Russell’s friend and encouraged his lawsuits. He’s not a lawyer or anything but he is the only person that ever gave Russ positive feedback.

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Look at the last comment. I dunno why so many people think he’s entirely made up.
 
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Of course that when Russ reads "of all your lawsuits, this one is the most legitimate" he feels like it's a slam-dunk since obviously all his lawsuits are just and legitimate.
The fact that this could also be because this time he's only suing the Moon instead of the fictional king of the mole men, is lost on him.
 
That was the trip where the prostitute he had booked told him it would be $$$$ for the GFE, but Russ showed up with only $$$ and spent much of the night bouncing back and forth between the three Reno brothels trying to find someone who would take his $$$ because the first girl told him "no". If I'm remembering correctly, this was the trip where @FlyGuy0912 was able to give us some info via someone who witnessed the events. Russ had his $$$ transfered to one of the other houses, bothered a bunch of girls without even offering to buy them drinks (poor brothel etiquette according to FlyGuy), until he finally found the new girl who was being shadowed by her "Big Sister" (an experienced prostitute who shows new girls the ropes and gives them advice). If memory serves, the Big Sister did warn the new girl about Russhole, said that he had a bad reputation and can be a real headache to deal with, but said it was ultimately the new girl's decision.
Sorry for the late reply.

This is correct and to the person who said she felt sorry for the girl. I managed to message with her later and she said she was able to handle (the key word is "HANDLE" as in handy) him in pretty short order and she has a relative who is truly disabled and she put him in his place pretty quickly. While she may have been new in that brothel, she had her wits about her and a strong personality and I for one, applaud her.
 
Sorry for the late reply.

This is correct and to the person who said she felt sorry for the girl. I managed to message with her later and she said she was able to handle (the key word is "HANDLE" as in handy) him in pretty short order and she has a relative who is truly disabled and she put him in his place pretty quickly. While she may have been new in that brothel, she had her wits about her and a strong personality and I for one, applaud her.

Meanwhile, Russ kept shitting up her Twitter with things like "I'm the reason she can't walk right!" until she blocked him.
 
Ken is a real person. He used to be Russell’s friend and encouraged his lawsuits. He’s not a lawyer or anything but he is the only person that ever gave Russ positive feedback.

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Look at the last comment.
While it's true Russell knew this Ken, this is not the character from the book. The lawyer was named Ken Carter. Russell made up the Ken in the book and the name probably comes from this guy. Russell has done stuff like this before, using names he knows for his lies, he at one point commented on one of his own videos saying something nice about himself under the username "Godfrey Ross" (which is his middle name and the last name of his birth family.)
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Here's a discussion Russell has with "Ken" after storming out of another lawyer's office because this other unnamed lawyer told Russell he had no case and Russell threw a tard fit. Notice how Ken is asking one question after another and Russ is explaining the law to a lawyer. This whole conversation is Russell trying to tell the audience that he knows more about the law than a lawyer. I guarantee you this interaction with "Ken" is bullshit, even if Russell knew a guy named Ken at some point.
 
While it's true Russell knew this Ken, this is not the character from the book. The lawyer was named Ken Carter. Russell made up the Ken in the book and the name probably comes from this guy. Russell has done stuff like this before, using names he knows for his lies, he at one point commented on one of his own videos saying something nice about himself under the username "Godfrey Ross" (which is his middle name and the last name of his birth family.)
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Here's a discussion Russell has with "Ken" after storming out of another lawyer's office because this other unnamed lawyer told Russell he had no case and Russell threw a tard fit. Notice how Ken is asking one question after another and Russ is explaining the law to a lawyer. This whole conversation is Russell trying to tell the audience that he knows more about the law than a lawyer. I guarantee you this interaction with "Ken" is bullshit, even if Russell knew a guy named Ken at some point.
I'm not a lawyer, but I can tell Russ is completely wrong here. He can't seem to distinguish between different types of gifts and doesn't understand why Taylor (or anyone else for that matter) would accept some and not others. She took the cranes and other items because she can't get sued over those. She can't take original unsolicited works from anyone or she opens herself to a major lawsuit. Russ apparently can't grasp that, because if he did, he'd realize he had no case. Her agents would have been negligent to Taylor had they accepted the song. This seems to all go back to Russ thinking exceptions should be made for him. Russ does think he knows as much as a lawyer, his words and actions imply that. I think he really did go see a lawyer before deciding to sue TS himself, because the lawyer he mentions in the book is spot on about why he has no case. Russ apparently also doesn't grasp what agents are supposed to do. Their job, in case Russ is reading, is to function as a buffer between the public and the client. They keep people like Russ from bothering the client and causing problems. He has no grounds to sue them or TS, but now, they have grounds to sue him, only it's not worth it because he's a penniless chump.
 
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