He's deluded to the point that he thinks the people pointing out red flags are the reason his investments in various ponzi's aren't turning out so well.
I think in this case he might be right, because talking about the truth can really bring a ponzi down. Liars and the truth are like fire and water. But he's wrong when he thinks that a legitimate "hard mining" business can be brought down by just some talk.
I think it´s a reasonable demand that these self-appointed judges of others and saviors of people from themselves disclose their identities. I´m sure their spotless records in this world will enhance their credibility and dissolve any speculations about their real agenda.
And because we really might damage the liar's businesses, and they might have a lot of (borrowed) money (which means power) and they might not have the best character, I would not recommend to diclose real identities here. You never know...
Yeah, that´s exactly what extortionists and other criminal garbage would just love them to do. And so they´re constantly whining about just that.
We have a "slightly" 180 degrees different view of who might be the criminal here.