Wow, it is weird to hear about "Casper" again after all this time! It takes me back to the days of sparring between him and the late Christopher Story (who tended to heap ridicule on the unknown entity called "Casper"). Those were the days!

First, to clarify your post a bit.

"WhiteHatFactCheck" refers to a blog called "WHA" in the post of which the actual URL is this:

White Hats Auxiliaries
http://whitehatauxiliaries.wordpress.com/

The blog entries seemed to be numbered with the words "Fact Check" then the hashtag (#) and then a decimal, like the current one which is named "Fact Check #125.7" Not sure what the decimal number refers to.

The part written by Casper was instantly recognizable by his use of "WE" in caps to refer to himself and (???) (unknown entities, him and his wife? Some group? Who knows?). I don't know if anybody ever DID figure out who Casper actually was.

example: "WE had a report from London a few months ago saying the Freedom Trade did occur..."

really?: YOU and who else?

Christopher Story was always infuriated by people who made pontifical statements behind a veil of anonymity and often ragged on Casper for this. Now I understand why.

To Mr. Ed: Where did you get these words of Casper? You give no source links at all. Does he have a website?

To Casper: Please try to learn about the use of the apostrophe so you don't come across as quite so ignorant.

The word "gurus" is a simple plural noun, and so is the word "fundings". These simple plural nouns are NOT written as guru's and funding's.

Your sentence starting "A year ago Guru’s said 30T Dinar out there..." begs the question "the Guru's what said that..?" or "What IS it of the Guru that said 30T Dinar out there...?"

I admit this ridiculous error is quite ridiculously common but it just advertises that you missed quite a few high school English classes. Why not just learn this simple rule right now once and for all?