http://liestoppers.blogspot.com/2006/11/ultimate-in-micro-management.html
huesofblue said...
The web site of the good Doctor's company just doesn't smell right. First off, it's filled with typos, even in the description of management.
Second, I took a look at a press release on the site regarding a contract one of the subsidiaries received to build 1000 housing project units. At the end it basically said, we have relationships with several major financial institutions. But if any financial instituion is interested in loaning us 25 million dollars to complete this project, we'd love to hear from you.
I've reviewed my share of corporate press releases, but I've never seen anything quite like that.
Frankly I'm a little surprised a contract like that wouldn't require some sort of evidence of financial soundness or proof of available financing.
On top of all that, the H-s article never refers to him as a doctor. Doesn't that seem a little strange to anyone? Could it be that he didn't identify himself as a Doctor on the affidavit?
Looking at that website, the good "Doctor" looks more like a strip club owner than the CEO of a major conglomerate.
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