Pokerstars Nothing "random" in their RNG (Random Number Generator) Internet

It would be helpful to the conversation if you started out by telling the truth about online poker and you own personal stats. Why do you feel the need to say you have an ROI of 150% when in fact its 49%.
This is a phenomenal stat when one considers that less than 2% of ALL online poker players have actually won more money than they have lost. Is it the same reason all online poker rooms lie about the traffic their respective sites get, by as much as 80%?
Is it to perpetuate the myth that everyone has a chance of winning once they have become a skilled player? Why has North American governments banned online poker?
I would like to think that some very smart people have looked at what these sites are contributing to society in general and have found that online poker is the biggest scam ever perpetrated on the public since the inception of the internet.
There is an obvious criminal element involved simply because of where their servers are located. I have spent 4 years playing online poker, read most poker blogs and have heard the criticisms on both sides of this issue.
The personal and viscous attacks’ made by many posters on anyone who complains speaks volumes as to their motives. The reasons trolls give as to why people are sore losers are simply not legitimate and most often the troll doesn’t take the time read or understand the other posters complaint before launching into their tirade.
These are paid posters who defend these criminal poker sites for the simple reason of greed. It’s the same reason online poker sites cheat their players. I’ve seen it all on Poker stars and knew within 6 months that it was a scam. Like many many others, I stuck to $1 or less tourneys never spending more than $20 a month simply as a form of entertainment.
I had quit playing for months at a time over the years when my common sense gained control over my boredom or money was tight. I finally closed my account after 4 months of escalating bad beats on myself and others this year. Poker Stars started being squeezed in 2009 by the feds for their criminal activity and they recouped confiscated funds by squeezing their long term players.
Deposits that had lasted for a month or more would be lost in a week because players can no longer expect to occasionally place in the money due to an overhaul of the sites RNG.  There is no such thing as skill when playing online poker. I personally feel the vast majority of online tournament winners have a more personal relationship with the associated poker site and this is the very reason they win.
My hope is that these sites are being investigated and the hammer will come down sooner or later. An organization with the resources and some hard work could expose the greatest money laundering scam in history.