POST EIGHT OF NINE:
Greg Halpern violated the so-called “bro code” by exposing “locker room secrets,” about his friend, whether true of not, to the public on his personal defamation websites. Secrets that have nothing to do with a person’s ability to run a company, male or female. Half the country was disgusted by Bill Clinton’s behavior and the other half was disgusted with Linda Tripp for breaking the so-called “Sista code” by revealing their personal conversations. Half of the country despised Donald Trump for the network expose about grabbing women by certain parts, and the other half was disgusted with the network for airing the episode featuring supposedly private conversations which have nothing to do with the business at hand. It was obviously timed by the network to inflict the most political damage during an election year. The point is that most people don’t want to read unrelated dirt about their leaders. Especially when it has nothing to do with the company. I have heard many things over the years about Greg Halpern’s personal behavior, but I have chosen to stay away from the seedier issues as they are not fit for public consumption. His track record of failure on the business end is well documented and that should be enough.
The offensive statements Halpern made about Vechery’s personal life cannot be wiped away by saying “this is old news” and then moving on to your demand list. The damage is already done. Halpern has defamed Vechery and now wants to move on to the extortion phase of his rant without consequences for his actions. Most people will not forget the ugliness associated with the defamation rant before the demand. Harvey Vechery is not running for election. He is not campaigning for the hearts and minds of the MAXD shareholder base. He has legally taken over a company that owed him more money than the company had in stock. He removed a “looter” through legal actions so the company and its shareholders would no longer be damaged by his actions. Harvey Vechery is being attacked by Greg Halpern in a most heinous way for doing nothing more than exercising his legal rights as a shareholder. Halpern gains no respect for his actions and will be as removed from polite society as Linda Tripp was for her actions.
