Ha. Lookee here. Here he is:
http://www.simplongroup.org/p6-initiative-and-ministry-environment-moe

And it looks like he’s got his own blog, too, with the usual fictions. Heh. Listen, all I want to do is invite any of you nice folks who encounter this guy to check out what he says to you. Check for his Ph.D. Check out whether he is in fact working for half the places he says he is. Check to see if his projects are, in fact, finished. Contact the Buddhist Heritage Fund in Luang Prabang, perhaps, if you want to know what it’s like to work with him. Or the Luang Prabang Agricultural College, or anyone in that town. Just check. That’s all.

More threats and intimidation

Just so you know the kind of ongoing (but, happily, largely empty) threats you’re likely to get from Greg if he doesn’t get his way.

July 20th:
“Ha .. evis dad says he is going to have the picture of her that you
put in your blog tattooed on your arse in a big love heart …”

“Personally i would think that would be the desecration of a work if
art but ..hay .. i suppose thats what happens when you fuck with the
polish mafia ..”

I suspect Evi’s dad, who I’m pretty sure Greg has never met, wouldn’t appreciate being called the Polish mafia.

A trail of debt

I’ve been told that Greg’s staff have had to sell all the stuff he and his partner, Evi Czernecki, left when they skipped town in order to pay off his debts. I don’t know if this is true, but it seems entirely possible.

This is truth behind the guy who is probably telling you he’s only here to give back; that his life is one of service. He seems to have left his Lao laborers to try to make good on his broken promises and unpaid bills.