Inventors Spot Uncensored: Mark Reyland lied his way into the UIA ! Continued

Monday, 31 October 2011

Mark Reyland lied his way into the UIA ! Continued

From 20 something Calvin Klein underwear model

Johnny Gee

TO

Executive Director of the United Inventors Association (UIA)

Yep, Mark Reyland is BOTH men, kind of! http://www.edisonnation.com/forums/othe ... -an-expert

..but it doesn't stop there. He has other fantasies of who he wants to be, like special ops agent, Anthony High, according to this profile he created here...
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/s ... clnk&gl=ca

This is the REAL special ops agent, Anthony High. Impressive. You can see why Mark wants to be him.

http://www.specialopsusa.com/index-3.html

and Reyland labels other people unstable? :shock:

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