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> Stating this all as fact until proven is irresponsible. "Anyways, all allegations, and thousands of pages so I've no doubt got some parts wrong, but it makes
by tempnow987 5y ago
> Stating this all as fact until proven is irresponsible.
"Anyways, all allegations, and thousands of pages so I've no doubt got some parts wrong, but it makes for interesting reading!" - from my note.
This is reddit type response, where you assert something in my post that is simply not there. Kind of shameful really.
- tomohawk 5y ago> Basic deal was Watson (who ran Northstar) a property developer signed a deal to kick back referral fees to an entity that did literally no work (Villanova Trust) created by a brother of the two amazon employees (Nelson and Kirschner) who were the transaction managers for 9 data center lease deals. The kickback deal was signed after these two Amazon employees met with Watson (the Vendor). The statement above is but one of many in your post that are very definitive as to what occurred. No "alleged to" or any other equivocation on the verbs. This is all stated like these are indisputable findings of fact. There's nothing shameful in pointing this out. Having a statement buried elsewhere in a largish post doesn't fix the carelessness.