Yeah... I’ve read his posts elsewhere plus his twitter feed.
Mark Kay has no problem distinguishing between true and false.
As far as lies go, he prefers to call them “projections”.
A rose by any other name is still a rose.
The thing is that Mark calls his projections projections because it, along side a Safe Harbor Statement, protects him. It’s like using someone else as a human shield as far as I’m concerned.
Be transparent, and tell the truth good or bad. Let the chips fall where they may.
Knowing when you make a projection that it’s not going to happen is the exact same as a lie.
“These are big deals and they take time”.
What about all those Mark L. Kay twitter feeds where July through December 2017 he openly claimed that they were on track? What about the Tweets where Mark and Strikeforce Technologies claimed for months that their “projections” were on track and remained strong?
What about subsequent communications with Kay where he claimed deals were “done” and January would be a strong revenue month for SFOR?
You see...his “projections” are lies because he knew they weren’t true when he projected them.
This whole sideline convo that “deals take longer than they thought” or “we had some deals not go through” is just BS to explain away projections that never occurred but were never going to occur anyway.
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