Banning

[Stryker]

KKR - some people take offense to death threats. I played him many years ago when he was black wolf, I had no problem with him but it was obvious he had "issues". Other people here had a much worse experiences and Jim Von Krieg tried everything he could on a personal level to keep him in the club, probably because JP said he was ex-military (said he fought in the Belgian Congo) and may have been suffering from PTSD..... anyway - who knows. It was when the constant death threats to certain members would not cease (and I believe they were quite serious) that Jim finally banned him.

What Steel God is saying (I think) is that although JP (or whatever) is behaving himself now, he doesn't want to have to go through all that again with probably the same result.

If JP has recovered from the obvious psychological problems he had, maybe with successful therapy, then it would be up to him to contact Paul Sinatra or Jim Mays on a personal level to discuss it.

I don't pretend to know all that went on with Black Wolf, but I know enough not to question what Paul has done in banning him, trust me, it is the correct decision. I hope this helps explain a little further.

with regards