The problem is that no one, not a single person on
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Posted On: 04/28/2022 3:47:57 PM
The problem is that no one, not a single person on the board of directors, no one who 'worked at the companies, not anyone voiced any concern to anyone publicly during these last 3 years that I am aware of that there were any concerns.
Every company has people on the outside bashing said company or companies, that is the name of the game for all kinds of reasons, but from the CEO on down, we heard great deals signed, dividends, new businesses happening, testing completed successfully and so forth, even to the point, million dollar revenue estimates.
If anything ever did happen, Joe was the first to blame bad actors and then made the proclamation that the bad actors were gone. He publicly said that. Then it went bad again and he threw them in the face of everyone instead of accepting any responsibility and if questioned, verbally attacked anyone he could find including myself multiple times.
On top of that, he was wrong about the 2.00, he was wrong about many different things and his refusal to even once tell us anything says a lot after half a year, all the while he keeps on social media promoting himself and his attacks on vaccines.
What will come out of all of this, who knows. Some people lost everything and as many in the past have said, the buck stops with the CEO for all that has happened. People left because from my understanding they didn't agree with his views, not bad actors.
There was a lot of potential here as seen a good while back. Then the wheels fell off and the buck does stop at the desk of the CEO.
Every company has people on the outside bashing said company or companies, that is the name of the game for all kinds of reasons, but from the CEO on down, we heard great deals signed, dividends, new businesses happening, testing completed successfully and so forth, even to the point, million dollar revenue estimates.
If anything ever did happen, Joe was the first to blame bad actors and then made the proclamation that the bad actors were gone. He publicly said that. Then it went bad again and he threw them in the face of everyone instead of accepting any responsibility and if questioned, verbally attacked anyone he could find including myself multiple times.
On top of that, he was wrong about the 2.00, he was wrong about many different things and his refusal to even once tell us anything says a lot after half a year, all the while he keeps on social media promoting himself and his attacks on vaccines.
What will come out of all of this, who knows. Some people lost everything and as many in the past have said, the buck stops with the CEO for all that has happened. People left because from my understanding they didn't agree with his views, not bad actors.
There was a lot of potential here as seen a good while back. Then the wheels fell off and the buck does stop at the desk of the CEO.
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