He is a professional con artist. What George will do is read up on a subject and read hundreds of articles so he sounds smart but he knows nothing about running a company, Basically what they were doing overseas with stevia is a Ponzi scheme. George would pay a farmer to grow stevia and then sell it so someone else who he knew was just going to sell it. Literally every transaction was a related party transaction which was never reported. He has nothing going on in North America.
So for example, you are a 1 man operation with no employees. That was Stevia Corp. You go to a farmer in Vietnam and you say I'll pay you to grow stevia and I'll guarantee you a profit. So the guy says it costs me $7 a pound. Then Stevia would say I'll pay you $7.50 a pound. Then Stevia would find a shill who would buy it from them at $7.75 a pound. That would be recorded as revenue. Then if the guys takes a loss, he was compensated. It's a Ponzi scheme and George is a con man. There is a reason why you must report related party transactions and this company is the perfect example why.
There was a web of companies created overseas with maybe 1 or 2 token employees in the United States to make it look good. It's a joke. He has nothing going on in the United States related to hemp except for sitting on a few boards to make it look good. If you ever meet George, you'll know that he is lying because the pace of his speech picks up and he raises his voice slightly. George normally would put a speed addict to sleep. he is probably the most boring person I ever spoke to.
Just remember, anyone can read articles and sound smart. That is George and I've seen him in action. He knows nothing.
