Ironically ALTE Garde, the cheating server, has him banned for cheating... isn't that just hilarious? The veteran player (cause he's a veteran) that screams "cheats! cheats!" everywhere, gets banned by cheaters, for reason: "cheating"... just priceless. That's karma at its finest, and you are the victim of your own behaviour (ALTE admin getting owned, banning you; it's the same thing that you do: you get killed, you can't explain it - but there are explanations, you just don't see them - and you accuse the other player of cheating).
I mean you even hackusated me, and you let me down a lot during that first encounter between the two of us... putting aside the fact you hackusated the LS co-founder, we were having a very challenging dogfight that lasted more than 2 minutes; you had the upper hand at first and damaged me to less than half health (I was smoking) - this is on Dragon Valley by the way, I was J-10 he was F-35b - so, I manage to overturn it and I gain the upperhand, and manage to kill him. What does he do next? Immediately cry for cheating... after such a tough (and rewarding) battle in the skies, he RUINS it by making a fool of himself... complete let down. And you do this to everybody, irregardless if they are admins, noobs, pros... this has to stop
And just the other day, screenshots of your vile chats were shared by Weekend Warriors users in their Discord... that's not acceptable chats, grow up... we can get worked up by the game but there's limit to the toxicity that any Community will accept; I mean it's no wonder everybody has fucking banned you at least one, or that you are always on & off the banlist, or that people aren't willing to give you any more chances:
you do not learn from your mistakes! You admit to them, you seem to
understand them even - to a certain extent - but you still unwilling to curb your behaviour and avoid getting hit by the ban hammer.
That's just who you are, and there is no place for such toxicity in pretty much any moderated server; get your act together, or hit the highway man, it's simple.