I haven’t tried a studied and more proper linguistic comparison between Michael Debono’s text and Peter Muscat’s text, but between a car dealer, Satan, and a psychiatrist, his at hand choice of aliases, as a modus operandi, along with his non-parralled poorly written (mispelled or ungrammatical) english, his typical emotional expression, and his network of mental associations (for lack of coherent or worthwhile ideas), gives me the impression that the probability is very high that “Michael,” “Lucy,” and “Peter” are indeed the same person. You may also be correct about “Said.” I have not been focused on the issue sufficiently, let alone consciously much to care.

Although these puzzles are fun to engage, my time is too precious to be taken up with a systematic analysis, although I would be interested in doing so. Thanks for your observations, and the observations of others who have contributed to clarifying this single source. Rectifying his grammar or clarifying his thoughts may be as difficult as making sense of schizophrenic speech. The task would be arcane enough to suit an academic, but like other non-rational enterprizes, like creationism or other pseudosciences, there is no useful payoff to the effort.

“Michael Debono Thursday, 19 June 2130hrs
…A few days ago I used a false humoristic name “Lucy Fair” and nobody noticed until I drew my self the attention of a contributor. I had expected to be the subject of who knows how many comments. I invited such comments since they would have been directed to the name Lucy Fair that by itself deserved any insult.”

It sounds very much like “Peter Muscat” to me.

So Michael Debono = Lucy Fair = Peter Muscat = Said?

Does this mean he’s gone for two months?!!

Thank goodness for that! What a relief!

Hope you read Bob Perks. He also said:”Take the most difficult challenge you are now facing and turn it into the greatest opportunity to grow simply by changing how you see it. Dead ends then become turning points.”

Finally I hope one day you find real happiness. Just remember that “Happiness is not getting what you want, it’s wanting what you’ve got.”

I wish all wonderful vacations wherever you chose to go. From tomorrow my daughter would run all. Hope I catch on you all by end of August.

Take care and behave.