Max Igan & his $285,000 buy-in to the Nightcap Community, aka Bhula Bhula, Mt Warning Eco Village et
Channel: Optional Viewing
Date: 2020-09-27

https://archive.org/details/ncv-enterprises-nightcap-venture
Where does Max Igan get $285,000 – FINDERS FEES, every person he brought into the scheme, he was one step closer to a free block for retirement.  No longer surmised, proven, Max somehow came up with $285,000 worth of something to BUY HIS MEMBERSHIP, as you do with memberships, have to buy into them.  

Now if it is $20,000/person – how many people did Max have to bring in to earn his 2.75 acres and a piece of all the Nightcap Village’s various business activities, like the Sphinx Rock Café, the General Store, vacant buildings, a Caravan Park, Misty Mountain camps and tourist accommodations, a Hemp farm and any other of undisclosed business activities and profits hidden behind supposed anonymity? 

Or maybe Gunham said, Max if you can bring in 20 people you can have a lot of land – so Max promotes, from as early as April 2020, even before 3222 Kyogle Rd was re-acquired (Gunham knew they would ‘re-acquire’ it) in June 2020.  August 2020 Max and Gunham again, dispelling all the bad press around the previous scam yet only admitted details that incriminated their own participation in that scam.

The ‘Village’ is not just a home, it produces income through business activities, profit that is given back to the associated members.  Tax free income that nobody knows you are getting.  That is the PROMO anyway.

Wroth Wall, the lawyer involved with taking the funds, is currently being sued by past victims for fiduciary trust breaches, with Gillian Norman taking not only this case but also the Mt Warning Eco Village scam claim to be heard together in the High Court.  The case is not over despite claims in 2020 from Gunham or AB.  Where did the money go?  Who took it?  4 people minimum lost everything.

Due to the deliberately complex and concealing nature of this scheme, there are more ‘players’ involved than those named or focused on here.  In context of the NCV Enterprises development project, it involves nearly 4000 acres, nearly 400 lots and hundreds of millions in sales for lots you never actually buy or own.  To sell, you need permission from other members to sell – if they don’t like the buyer you want to sell to, you can’t sell it.  

There are many limitations you don’t get in even an oppressive government system.  What do you eat in your private home on 2.75 acres that you paid $285,000 to be a long term renter on?  That is a question Nightcap wants to know, what do you EAT.  I would say, none of your business mate – WHY IS WHAT I EAT IMPORTANT ENOUGH TO BE A MAIN QUESTION YOU ASK?  Why is it even a question at all???????  

Nightcap have 26 questions and most are what do you do, what can you do for us, how do you feel about things like covid, animals, guns and oh, by the way, a really important question to know is, in your home on your 2.75 acres what do you intend to EAT?  26 questions and what people eat rates as important enough to make a questionnaire to judge perspective applicants on.  NICE, and I was told food judgement was a myth when I said BS, I’ve experienced it, prejudice over food, what you EAT.  What next!

What is missing from the questionnaire is just as revealing as the questions they deem important enough to ask.

Please see next video: Mark Darwin & Adrian Brennock on the Legal Structure, Bhula Bhula, Mt Warning Eco Village