Big trouble in kosher koffee land. Good
Big trouble in kosher koffee land. Good
lets see how BRC responds to this.
lets see how BRC responds to this.
Fuck those guys.
Fuck those guys.
Guess he will be moving to Israel.
Guess he will be moving to Israel.
Nah that's only if they are in danger of getting convicted for sex crimes. Financial stuff they usually just weather the storm and start some other bullshit business.
Nah that's only if they are in danger of getting convicted for sex crimes. Financial stuff they usually just weather the storm and start some other bullshit business.
No extradition for Israeli dual citizens.
No extradition for Israeli dual citizens.
Oy vey...
Oy vey...
Jew company is jewy. Next at 11.
Jew company is jewy. Next at 11.
Hafer appears to believe he can grift conservatives out of their money while laughing at their heroes and their ideals. However, if the allegations from 1791 Management are legitimate, it seems his shyster overpriced coffee operation may be coming to an end.
> Hafer appears to believe he can grift conservatives out of their money while laughing at their heroes and their ideals. However, if the allegations from 1791 Management are legitimate, it seems his shyster overpriced coffee operation may be coming to an end.
Good, shut that shit down and I hope Hafer gets prison time somehow.
Good, shut that shit down and I hope Hafer gets prison time somehow.
“We believe your plan was designed to artificially inflate your stock price by keeping the availability of Black Rifle’s stock off the market,” 1791 Management wrote in the letter before laying out the fraud blueprint they believe Hafer followed.
“Just in case you hadn’t noticed Mr. Hafer, Black Rifle lost $4.8 billion in value (from $7.3 billion down to $2.5 billion) over the three-month period that you made tens of millions off your own stock. I find it hard to believe you were looking out for your shareholders as you were raking in the money. My heart sincerely goes out to each of those that were not so fortunate,” they added.
that's considered journalism and fraud? wtf? this just reads like an attack on character rather than anything else
>“We believe your plan was designed to artificially inflate your stock price by keeping the availability of Black Rifle’s stock off the market,” 1791 Management wrote in the letter before laying out the fraud blueprint they believe Hafer followed.
>“Just in case you hadn’t noticed Mr. Hafer, Black Rifle lost $4.8 billion in value (from $7.3 billion down to $2.5 billion) over the three-month period that you made tens of millions off your own stock. I find it hard to believe you were looking out for your shareholders as you were raking in the money. My heart sincerely goes out to each of those that were not so fortunate,” they added.
that's considered journalism and fraud? wtf? this just reads like an attack on character rather than anything else
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