A company that lies about toxic lending, fails to achieve deadlines, loses all reputable agreements and partnerships over time, has $250k in "entertainment" costs a year, $250k in paying for an empty warehouse a year for years, and a company that is full of insiders (they have a bunch of employees now who only exist on paper) who don't buy stock - you tell me. In any case, attacking the weakest link in the criticism of DNRG is comedic. Welcome to the board - you'll fit in quite well.
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