'THE NOSSA FILES' will contain information concerning the webmaster's experience with the website - www.nossaonline.org - and an individual named Matthew S. Campisi whom the webmaster was unfortunate enough to have had dealings with in the past. Perhaps the page should be entitled "THE CAMPISI FILES' because much of the information that will be displayed involves this "Matt Campisi", a former airport "policeman", building inspector, Coast Guard Reservist, would-be entrepreneur, perpetual nomad, and security guard. In 2006 the webmaster made complaints about Campisi's website to state's and federal agencies for false representation on the Internet. The webmaster's experience with this individual and his actions certainly warrants a warning to unwary short people who might be searching for a legitimate organization representing short people. Unless they meet the height requirements of LPA, their search at this moment in time will be a fruitless one.
September 15th 2011. Get a good look at Matthew Campisi before Campisi "removes" this video from youtube as Campisi has done with just about all his other so-called "videos". This is the individual that falsely represented www.nossaonline.org, and ingathered money under that false pretense. After the webmaster made complaints to two state agencies about the representation of www.nossaonline.org, Campisi responded with false statements about the webmaster to at least one state agency in an apparent attempt to implicate him in Campisi's own actions. The 'NOSSA FILES' are coming in 2012.
This is the individual known as Christopher Hamre, the person that Matt Campisi of NOSSA seems to use as both astooge* and "useful idiot"**. He is 43 years old, and at last report was living in New York City by way of San Diego California and points west.
* Wiktionary defines the word "stooge" as, one who knowingly allows himself or herself to be used for another's profit; a dupe.
** Wikipedia defines the term "useful idiot" as a pejorative term used to describe people perceived as propagandists for a cause whose goals they do not understand, who are used cynically by the leaders of the cause. The term was originally used to describe Soviet sympathizers in Western countries. The implication is that although the people in question naively thought of themselves as an ally of the Soviet Union, they were actually held in contempt and were being cynically used. The use of the term in political discourse has since been extended to other propagandists, especially those who are seen to unwittingly support a malignant cause which they naively believe to be a force for good.
(In this case though, Hamre is probably more than likely a force for the good of Matt Campisi's wallet, and ONLY Matt Campisi's wallet.)
