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Comment by Keeleron Jan 19, 2022 4:50pm

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RE:Keeler gets it right and is highlighted in Gangsterism out!

Holy lick!
I've been published?

I want to thank queertard and goofball and all the other intellectually challenged cultists on the Hexo board.
Without your idtiotic misleading, nonsensical and stupid posts - I would have had nothing to refute or reply to.

If queertard could teach me how to do a screenshot - I'd be happy to autograph a copy and you guys could distribute at your Giggly Girl sleepover.

Maybe put it up on your wall next to your SSL poster?

VeritasVern - (1/19/2022 2:44:45 PM)
Keeler gets it right and is highlighted in Gangsterism out!

Interesting post from the link gangsterismout is a beauty:

The fully secured note was of much angst for HEXO's auditor who said as much. Red flags in securities get no brighter nor higher. Among the provisions of that unreadable note document was the deferral of a huge loss related to 'timing differences' and other 'non observable inputs'. Poster 'Keeler' on Stockhouse points out the elephant in the room ... "So, who exactly paid off the $116 million short term loan? The below is from the Redecan Balance Sheet - as released by Hexo. It shows a debt of $116 million under current liabilities - Note 6. Note 6 says the money is owed to 2516575 Ontario Inc. - which is majority owned by (Peter James) Montour."
A crude conversion of $96.2m US into CDN at the rate in May (1.2) gives us a total of $115m and change, the precise amount owed by Redecan to Montour. The REASON the Redecan buy was 4X to 5X too expensive becomes obvious. The repayment of Montour's debt was made by current HEXO stakeholders from note proceeds. There is no operating loss, yet this offense is deferring and amortizating one. This enterprise is lying about timing differences and non observable inputs. The 'Day 1 loss' paid off Montour's loan to Redecan and why should current HEXO stakeholders be eating a huge loss on that?

HEXOfraud wrote:NOBODY on this earth could make this Co EBITDA positive, not even God himself could pull off a miracle that large.

This new information is critical bad. A broken covenent means this paper needs to be unloaded right now, as in instantly. This ridiculously looted co belongs to the creditor in less than 2 weeks.

https://www.gangsterismout.com/