Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.

Greetings to all activists around the globe who bravely challenge those hiding behind the mask of philanthropy within clubs and associations.Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.

This is a story about a former Rotarian who was brave enough to reveal a clever but hidden scam in a Philippine Rotary Club.  

Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 
In 2005, in the Philippines' province of Bohol, a story that might appear somewhat out of date comes to light. However, although not unique, the scheme's sophistication was not a one-off occurrence within Rotary International. These scammers had a lot of help from people who knew a lot about it from working in the US and Australia. They subsequently shared their knowledge with local Rotarians in Cebu and Bohol van ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

Evan ILIADIS, a member of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran 

According to Evan ILIADIS, a member of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran, the Evanston, Illinois Rotary administration seemed more focused on protecting the club's reputation than on addressing his accusations. He therefore decided to take the case to a public forum, first posting the story on the rotarycluboftagbilaran.org website.

He discussed the scam and identified the dishonest con artists who exploited the impoverished in rural Bohol in at least 60 entries. Just ten cents of every dollar donated by kind Rotarians and, more significantly, the Rotary Foundation (TRF), which totaled thousands of US dollars, went to these individuals. van ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

Following a few years, Evan Iliadis abruptly stopped discussing Rotary on almost all of his blogs, leaving his thousands of readers in the dark. In addition to contributing, I was among the readers who organized mailing campaigns for subscribers worldwide. Despite my repeated attempts to contact him, he never responded. There was a time I thought he might have died. However, I later found out he is still very much alive.

 Whatever the reason for his silence, I, Gerald Tevenier, have decided to revive his blogs. While I didn’t have the necessary material, the Wayback Machine had archived them. Every generation must understand the significance of this knowledge, as it holds the key to shaping a better future for our world.
Let's get started.

 

 VILLAGE AIDE PROGRAM(VAP rip-off) as we know it.van ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.

 My name is Evan Iliadis, and I would like to take a moment to introduce myself. When I lived on the Philippine island of Bohol for six years, I was a member of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran (RCT). Here is a synopsis of my Rotarian experiences.Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

 Community service was my top priority from my induction in March 2004. I gave up my spare time to help kids, the elderly, and people with mental illnesses. Rotarian Derek Pyrah and his family established the Village Aide Program (VAP) in Australia, which provided funding for this service.

Later, when he left his wife to pursue a romantic relationship with a 20-year-old Filipino girl in the Philippines, Pyrah, then 62, made headlines in the Rotary community. Dave Collins, a former Rotarian and past president of the Rotary Club of [RCT], oversaw the funds for this project.

 

My club unanimously agreed that I deserved the Paul Harris Fellow (PHF) award, which I was honored to receive in August 2007. The $1,000 cost was covered by the VAP. However, I was not thrilled about it. I wish I had gotten the award from the president of the Rotary Club as a real thank you for my service to the club instead of being linked to VAP's shady business practices without knowing it. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.

in September 2007, I asked the president of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran (RCT), of which I was a member, to investigate the whereabouts of certain sums of money linked to Dave and Baby Collins Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.   Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.

Evan ILIADIS, a member of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran alerted the Rotary administration in Evanston, Illinois, to the fact that they seemed more focused on protecting the club's reputation than addressing his accusations. Consequently, he decided to take the matter to a public tribunal by first publishing the story on the club's website: rotarycluboftagbilaran.org. van ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.
He published no fewer than 60 entries detailing the scam, exposing the unscrupulous crooks who preyed on the desperation of poor people in the rural areas of Bohol. These individuals received only 10 cents of each donated dollar from generous Rotarians and, more importantly, from the Rotary Foundation (TRF), which amounted to thousands of US dollars. van ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 
Years later, Evan shut down nearly all of his blogs related to Rotary without providing any explanation to his thousands of readers. I was one of those readers and also a contributor who organized mailing campaigns for subscribers around the world. I reached out to him multiple times, but all my requests went unanswered. At one point, I wondered if he had passed away. However, I later discovered that he is still very much alive.

Whatever the reason for his silence, I, Gerald Tevenier, have decided to revive his blogs. While I didn’t have the necessary material, the Wayback Machine had archived them. Every generation must understand the significance of this knowledge, as it holds the key to shaping a better future for our world.
Let's get started.

 

 VILLAGE AIDE PROGRAM(VAP rip-off) as we know it.

van ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.

Evan ILIADIS wrote:
My name is Evan Iliadis, and I would like to take a moment to introduce myself. I am a former member of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran (RCT) located on the island of Bohol, Philippines, where I lived for six years. This is a brief account of my experiences as a Rotarian. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

From the very first day of my induction in March 2004, I prioritized community service. I dedicated my time, without pay, to serving children, the elderly, and individuals with mental disabilities. The funds for this service were provided by the Village Aide Program (VAP), an organization based in Australia, which was founded by Rotarian Derek Pyrah and his family.

Pyrah, at the age of 62, made headlines when he left his wife to pursue a romantic relationship with a 20-year-old Filipino girl in the Philippines. The funds for this endeavor were managed by Dave Collins, a former Rotarian and Past President of the Rotary Club of Tagbilara [RCT].

In August 2007, I was honored to receive the Paul Harris Fellow (PHF) award, which my club unanimously felt I deserved. The $1,000 cost was covered by the VAP. However, I was not thrilled about it. I wished I could have received the award from the president of the Rotary Club as a genuine recognition of my contributions to the club, rather than being unknowingly associated with VAP's questionable business practices-Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.

In September 2007, as a member of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran (RCT), I submitted a request to the club's president to investigate the whereabouts of certain amounts of money related to Rotarians Dave and Baby Collins, who were also members of the club: Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.  
--Following approval of five Matching Grants (MG), funds were moved to a Metro Bank (MB) account by The Rotary Foundation (TRF). David Collins and Deoscoro Uy, who oversees the local MB branch, are the custodians of this account. Uy is the treasurer and former president of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran (RCT). The MG I'm talking about consists of::

- RC Milton-Mowbray Matching Grant 2006  P 800,000.00
- RC Milton-Mowbray Matching Grant 2007P950,000.00
- RC Collingwood Canada  Matching Grant 2007 P790,000.00
- RC Wiltshire Blvd Hollywood Matching Grant 2007 P 900,000.00
- RC West Wollongong Matching Grant 2007 P 902,739.95

-The club's accounting report did not record the thousands of US dollars that were received from donations made by clubs and Rotarians worldwide, as Treasurer Deo Uy disclosed during the regular meeting. Conversely, these funds were deposited into an MB account, of which David Collins and Deo were the sole custodians. Since they were the only ones who knew about the money, it was not deposited in a bank account controlled by the club, which is against Rotary International rules.

 The Australian-based Village Aide Program allegedly gave Baby Collins 10 million pesos, or roughly US$250,000, according to a banner outside her pawnshop in downtown Tagbilaran City. It didn't seem like any bank accounts or financial transactions the club oversaw were connected to the amounts displayed on the banner.

 

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-As stated in the TRF's terms and conditions, all construction projects financed by the RI must have detailed cost and bidding documents. This includes projects such as the construction of waterless toilets, water tanks, and similar works. Instead, Dave Collins, who worked as a prime contractor and hired his employees, completed these tasks. This action contravened the "conflict of interest" section of the TRF bylaws. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

 

- The RCT established an investigation committee in response to the complaint. However, the Collins family refused to appear at their planned meetings to address the charges. They chose to quit the club and go on the run rather than defend the indefensible. They knew my charges had merit, and their own fingerprints supported them. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

 

I provided the required paperwork to support my allegations, informing the TRF of what I believe to be fraud. I forwarded this information to Heather Fosburgh, the stewardship supervisor, and to Meredith Berliew and Colette Martin-Wilde, both of whom coordinate the Matching Grant program. All three work out of the RI main office in Evanston, Illinois.

Not all the money had been allocated to the planned projects when I asked. David Collins and Deo Uy were asked to disclose where the unused funds were and provide a full accounting of the money received. According to Baby Collins, they returned 4 million pesos, about 88 thousand US dollars, to the TRF. However, the investigators have not been given any evidence to support this claim.

At the same time, the TRF directed senior Matching Grant supervisor and Southeast Asia Rotary clubs coordinator Catherine King to look into my claims. She cleared the RCT of wrongdoing, allowing the club to apply for a Matching Grant again. She hasn't replied, though, when questioned about the 4 million pesos Collins said she returned. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

-I want to draw attention to two remarks that are common to hundreds of emails that I received. Both statements were made by Rotarians from the United States. This background is significant because their practical approach is frequently unpopular around the world, particularly in developing nations. This often stems from a lack of cultural sensitivity and understanding, unless they have direct experience in the area. Bill's comment, for example, illustrates this viewpoint. However, "George" tells me to go ahead with confidence because he is "right on the money"!

 Here is the first:“I found your site interesting, especially as a brand-new Rotarian. The only thing I would question, without knowing any facts, is how much better these individuals would have been if the Rotarians had done nothing.”  

— Bill (not his real name)

Bill, many people might disagree with how you handle charitable work. Should people feel grateful to pay something rather than nothing if you are defrauding the IRS by paying only $100 in taxes instead of the $1,000 you truly owe? 

The real problem is how much money was raised, how much was actually invested, and the motivation behind "helping" the poor. 

Should we be thankful to the individuals mentioned when they ask for a dollar donation to feed the hungry, claiming that 97% of the funds go to the cause, only to find that when you open the bag, it contains only 20 cents' worth of food?  Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

I have distributed hundreds of the famous "bundle of joy," so I know what I'm talking about! Based on your opinion and philosophy, should we really applaud them for giving only 20 cents instead of the 97% they claimed they would donate?

 

 

He claims, in this document and several others I possess, that the administrator's cost is only 2.3% of the budget. This allocation is intended to cover the cost of accommodation and transportation for five yearly trips to the Philippines from Australia. According to Derek Pyrah, this budget also covers the travel and lodging costs for RI officials, board members, and his ex-wife, in addition to supporting numerous Australian visitors. This 2.3% allocation of a $100,000 yearly income covers all these expenses. I will leave the conclusion to the readers.

  Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.   

-The second email was from a respected, long-time Rotarian with an honorable record in the organization; let’s refer to him as "George." He wrote: “If it is about money, be specific about how the money flowed and how it should have flowed. You don’t need much more than that.”

 

Request granted, George. I've talked a lot about my charges, but let me restate them plainly. I accuse them of the following:Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

1. There have been allegations of fraud against individuals, Rotarians, clubs, and organizations in Australia and other nations. VAP leaders Derek Pyrah and Dave Collins allegedly misled donors into contributing funds by misrepresenting their actions. They instructed donors to deposit money not into a bank account controlled by the RCT Club, but into an account managed solely by Collins and the treasurer, PP Deo Dioscoro, without the club's knowledge. Notably, Deo Dioscoro manages the Metro Bank where these accounts are held. This is just one example of the issue.
   Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 
   
2. Dave Collins is accused of misleading TRF about the use of the MG in order to defraud them of thousands of dollars. He failed to disclose that he was the contractor-builder for every construction project that was put forward for funding. Instead, he falsely claimed that a construction company named Valles Construction, located in Tagbilaran, Bohol, was hired for the work. However, no company with that name is listed in the Bohol Trades and Industry Department database. Please review the emails he sent to RI and other recipients, including me.
   
    

   

   
   

   
   

   

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Again, George, I ask: Why should I overlook the fact that all of the medication that was bought ended up on Dave Collins wife's pharmacy shelves for sale rather than being distributed for free to the underprivileged? More famously, Baby Collins obsesses over replacing her cell phone every week with the newest model, which is often manufactured in Europe.

They are claiming, "Oh yes! We have receipts!" But what receipts are they referring to? All the receipts are in the name of her pharmacy, covering purchases made for her business as well as for the Rotary. Has anyone actually seen any of these receipts? If you have, please raise your hand.

-After I submitted a request to my club to investigate the matters mentioned above, the president established an investigative committee to look into the allegations. They organized several meetings with Collins and PP Dioscoro for discussions and were instructed to provide the bank account passbooks—which we refer to as savings account booklets in the Philippines—where all transactions are recorded. I found myself wondering why they didn’t have a checking account. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

But, they refused to cooperate, vanished, and did not attend either the investigation meetings or the regular meetings. "George, do you know anyone innocent who would act this way? If my allegations, as presented to the club and Rotary International, were motivated by malice stemming from a personal vendetta, it would be easy for such powerful individuals to dismiss them outright. Instead, they chose to hide rather than take the time to explain themselves." Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

-The Rotary International (RI) and the District Governor (DG) were informed about these facts a long time ago. Their inaction on this matter not only led to a “let it go” attitude but also encouraged the accused to further amplify their already unhealthy and predatory behavior towards the local Rotary community.

Evan ILIADIS wrote this.

 Rotary should revoke the memberships of Derek Pytah and Dave Collins, the founders of VAP, as a result of their defamatory and unlawful actions against the Rotary Club of Upper Tagbilaran in Bohol, Philippines.

In a period when Rotary instructed District Governors to concentrate on the establishment of new clubs and the induction of new members, certain individuals were secretly working to undermine the establishment of a particular club. In an unethical attempt to hurt the reputations of several potential members, they spread damaging and false information about them. They had almost succeeded in their efforts; although they claimed to be supporting these people, their real goal was to damage their reputations and interfere with their work. However, despite their strategies, their schemes ultimately failed.

With the support and common sense of the former District Governor 3860, Evelyn Magno, the RCUT (Rotary Club University of Bohol) survived the coup. Now, two years later, this club enjoys full recognition from the people of Bohol, despite the questionable support of the current District Governor, Yumi Espina. Take a moment to read this, look at the photo, and form your own opinion. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

What made this plot happen? It's fear, hate, and greed that hold the key. There were numerous reasons for Collins to be apprehensive about the formation of the new club, which was exclusively composed of Filipinos, particularly young men and intellectuals. By comparison, only 10 of the 25 members of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran (RCT) were foreigners. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.    Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

There is concern about the uncovering of the VAP's dishonest activities on the island. The RCUT includes experienced engineers. If their chartering is approved, there will be some interaction between the two clubs in town. "Go tell them that, as they see it, a dry toilet costs 300,000 pesos or 7,000 Australian dollars! They will laugh in your face." Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

There's a worry that Derek Pyrah might have to give MG more equal support, like he did for some clubs in Cebu. "If you disclose to your supporters in Australia that you are collaborating with District 3860 in the Philippines, you are obligated to fulfill that commitment." In the district, there are other clubs, such as RCUT. But Collins has no plans to work with them. The paranoia of Collins was at its height when President Luella Bantol of the RCT continued to extend invitations to members and began to visit RCUT.

Read the story as it was published at the local press. It tells it all. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian. 

Reviewing the members' attitudes, policies, morals, and definitions of misbehavior will be necessary if no misconduct is discovered. The accused have assumed that their inaction is acceptable, which has led to additional harassment of anyone who stands in their way. This includes requests for the District Governor of District 3860 to require the closure of the RCT. It is essential that these issues be addressed seriously to prevent further escalation. When he said "NO!", the three complainants filed libel charges against Luela Bantol, who was the president during the events in question. It is important to note that libel laws in the Philippines allow the complainant to file either a criminal case, a civil case, or both. In this instance, they chose to file only civil charges, seeking 500,000 pesos from each defendant, which amounts to about $10,000—a significant sum by Philippine cost-of-living standards. In fact, George, you are entirely correct. Are there any judges in the world who have sentenced a Rotary president for performing her duties? Her duties included the cancellation of memberships for non-payment of dues and for failure to attend regular meetings for a period exceeding six months. Isn't that an example of inappropriate behavior? I would describe it as harassment—harassment—harassment!Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.  Finally, I would like to address the following: This blog has been running for over a year, and the same points are being repeated. Is it still serving a purpose? The answer is both yes and no. If your main concern is the financial aspect, George, that's no longer an issue. The money is gone—vanished—and no one will face consequences for it. This blog won't bring it back. As I mentioned before, it was just Rotary funds. Now, the focus has shifted to misbehavior, which has caused more harm than the original embezzlement ever did. Evan ILIADIS - Diaries of a former Rotarian.

City of Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines

THE  CASSATE DROUGHT RELIEF RIPOFF.

CORY ANNE VERGE FLIP-FLOPS AS A VAP MANAGER IN HER SECOND JOB.

the Cassate drought relief ripoff. In 2006, Dave Collins and Derek Pyrah expressed their dissatisfaction with the insufficient funds in the VAP account in the Philippines. I have several emails in my records that illustrate their concerns. In these emails, they discuss potential methods to increase their income "for the poor and needy," as their fundraising efforts through Rotary were not yielding the desired results. This situation is part of what I refer to as the "Cassate drought relief ripoff."
the Cassate drought relief ripoff.

The matching grand applications for the TRF were slow to process and felt overly bureaucratic for someone as anxious as Collins could be. Searching for immediate results, they decided to fabricate a crisis similar to the Darfur situation in the northern part of the island, specifically in a place called Ubay within the village of Cassate. It’s crucial to remember the key issue:
he Cassate drought relief ripoff.

The plan was to expand on an existing, well-known problem where the people involved could be easily manipulated through strong emotions.the Cassate drought relief ripoff.

In that village, an American missionary established an organization called Crossworld, which is affiliated with a Christian denomination. Her organization built a camp there, transforming it into a modern 30-hectare facility amidst the typical poverty found in the Philippines. However, the camp seemed to lack a clear purpose beyond offering some services to children in exchange for having to study the Bible. I visited the Karr Camp, its official name, and interviewed Cory Anne for the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran website, as she was a member of this club. During my visit, I didn’t observe any particular compassion towards the poor and needy. In fact, I learned that there were instances where she charged fees for certain activities.  the Cassate drought relief ripoff.

When Derek visited her camp, he was very excited about what he saw. The first thing he likely did was check the assets and numbers of her organization, CrossWorld.org, which everyone can consult online. However, Collins was hesitant to nominate her as "manager," fearing it might lead to other preferences that could be detrimental to him. Eventually, she was nominated, and like any manager of the VAP, she was awarded the PHF. This was part of Derek’s strategy to demonstrate to the donors how serious his organization is and who manages it. However, I never knew who was giving him the award—perhaps he was awarding himself...

Back to our Darfur project, the journey has not been easy for the team. As you can see from the emails exchanged, Cory Ann has once again become a source of conflict. Collins was upset about Pyrah's direct contact with her, as he felt she should have gone through him first. However, this was not the only disagreement they faced. As you read through the correspondence, it becomes clear that they were all searching for the best approach to make the Darfur initiative a reality, hoping to attract donors to support their efforts. Read on and make your own judgment.

If exaggerated actions as these were common by the “brothers” I didn’t know that it was done  with the blessing of the “sister”. 

She was fully aware of the entire scam. Initially, she disagreed with it, but after giving it a second thought and facing some pressure, she said, “I do.” Why? Collins and Pyrah couldn’t find anyone else as credible as Cory to endorse the "Darfour" operation, which they framed as a critical situation, claiming that if they didn’t act, hundreds of children would die from starvation. Starvation in the Philippines? While malnutrition is indeed an issue, there have been no recorded deaths from starvation in the country, except for a few isolated cases.

As for her benefits from this operation, she gained something her church typically prohibited: a budget to maintain daycare feeding programs in Cassate, as well as the ability to take a child to the hospital occasionally “for the picture,” so the VAP could raise a hundred times the amount she spent.

The Operation Cassate drought relief proved profitable; substantial funds were contributed by various clubs, from Manila to Cebu, as well as from the US, Canada, Australia, corporations, and individuals. Do you know what these children received? A plastic bag they called a "bundle of joy," distributed in three deliveries.

Do you know what a “bundle of joy” is? It’s the one that children hold up for a picture. Each bundle includes a plastic bag containing 1 kilogram of rice, which costs 20 pesos in 2006, two cans of sardines for 10 pesos, and one pack of noodles for 5 pesos. The total cost for each bag is 35 pesos, which is equivalent to about 70 cents in US dollars.

The pack of milk shown in the photo was donated by a corporation in Manila. There were only 200 children present, which means the total cost per delivery was $140. However, if we take Derek's estimate of 500 children, the cost would increase to $350. Additionally, I’ll consider Collins’ claim that he made 5 deliveries instead of the 3 reported by other sources. This brings the total cost to $1,750.

How much they raised is unknown. They instructed the donors to arrange the payment here:

To themselves, instead of the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran account. Cory Anne knew it because she was also instructed to direct donations –if any- to this account. But she still continues to collaborate with them. Shame on you!!! Look at the list at your left. It's only partial but brought more than 20,000 dollars in cash plus some goodies from corporations. From one club only in Hawaii they received $900.00 

 

Of-course, no such account bearing the name of RC of Tagbilaran existed. Collins pretended that he never received his mail. The truth is that he didn't know what to tell him about the account name. George did not understand what RWACS VAP account was, it didn't make sense to him and sent it to RC of Tagbilaran / VAP and was rejected. I forwarded his mail to Collins and eventually the money was wired. To the RAWCS/VAP account.

That's where the donors were instructed to wire donations.Cory Anne knew that this was a rip-off, she was included as a recipient in this mail. She accepted the job. Look at this mail They instructed the donors to send to an account that the rotary Club of Tagbilaran had no idea of its existence.

 

 

ONE MORE THING To the RAWCS (Rotary Australia World Community Service) and particularly to Len Bolden former Chairman for the last 3 and half years and treasurer Jack Elliott: the Cassate drought relief ripoff.

Gentlemen, as you can read, they had –and probably still have it- an account named RAWCS /VAP in a bank in the Philippines with custodians Dave Collins and Dioscoro UY PP of RCT and manager of this bank. How can one open such an account in their names? To my knowledge, and the principle is the same all over the world, to open a corporate account the bank requires corporation constitution documents, directors, manager and more. Have you authorized Collins and Uy to use your entity for the opening of a bank account under the name of RAWCS? He - Derek Pyrah - was directing them to a similar account to his website until removed. My revelations obliged…. the Cassate drought relief ripoff.

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 Christopher Bennetts  President - RCCM Cebu.

Rotary International - Christopher Bennetts  President - RCCM Cebu. 

Crooked business and porn. 

While the Rotary Club of Tagbilaran and the Village Aide Program were addressing my allegations of fraud related to donations and Matching Grants, another scandal erupted in a club in Cebu. The now-defunct Rotary Club of Central Mactan was led by an Australian national, Christopher Bennetts, also known as Chris Bennetts. This club primarily attracted foreign members. Christopher Bennetts  President - RCCM Cebu.

The recent scandal wasn't related to embezzlement of donations or matching grants; instead, it exposed severe violations of ethics and morality. Christopher Bennetts was using the organization as a shield to protect his unethical business practices. 
He managed a network of adult entertainment websites, including sex dens, videos, and photos. These weren't the typical sites that people visited for fun or educational purposes. The competition in this industry was fierce and ruthless, with much content available for free on the internet. In order to stand out and make money, Christopher Bennetts resorted to catering to those with perverse interests, offering extreme content that involved cruelty and humiliation.

He then registered domain names like "asia pee" bukkaki scenes that makes you vomit.  Evan ILIADIS have many of them in his archives, he published some in the past, but I will not. The scenes are beyond real sex, only criminals, sadistic sociopaths will be inspired on methods of torturing women and children.   Christopher Bennetts  President - RCCM Cebu.

Evan Iliadis had several blogs detailing his activities. He shut them down when he realized he was effectively out of business. As a result of his actions, he lost credibility among the circles of pimps and criminals who had previously supported him. No one wanted to associate with someone who had been exposed and had to betray his associates. Below is a screenshot of one of his blogs. Christopher Bennetts  President - RCCM Cebu.
The scandal this time wasn't about donations and Matching Grants embezzlement, rather, violations of ethics and morals at its finest. Christopher Bennetts  was using the RC as a shield for protection to his crooked business.

He managed a network of porn sites, including sex-dens, videos and photos. It wasn't about classic sites that people were watching for fun and education. The competition on this field was ferocious, cut-throat, banal found on the net for free. To face the competition and make money Christopher Bennetts had to distinguish himself from others by offering to psychopaths and impotent sensation, cruelt and humiliation. 

He then registered domain names like "asia pee" bukkaki scenes that makes you vomit.  Evan ILIADIS have many of them in his archives, he published some in the past, but I will not this time. The scenes are beyond real sex, only criminals, sadistic sociopaths will be inspired on methods of torturing women and children.   Christopher Bennetts  President - RCCM Cebu.

 Evan ILIADIS had several blogs regarding the activities of him. He shot them down when he felt he was literally out of business, thanks to Evan, he lost his credibility in the milieu of pimps and criminals that supported him. No one wanted a badly exposed guy that in turn had  to snitch  his cohorts. Here is a screenshot of one of his blogs

 

Rotary International - Christopher Bennetts  President - RCCM Cebu. Crooked business and porn.

 

The intense campaign against him led to the closure of the Rotary Club of Central Mactan and caused Christopher Bennetts to leave the Philippines before his arrest. Please refer to the warrant for his arrest below. Note that there are no clickable links in this image.

Rotary International - Christopher Bennetts  President - RCCM Cebu. Crooked business and porn.

Christopher Bennetts  President - RCCM Cebu.

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