blames others and plays the victim via an affiliate.
No one wants to discuss the Kyle’s claims in a video being removed from public view. Oh no, let’s get folks to look elsewhere.
2. Putting Others into Defense Mode
Instead of addressing peoples concerns, admitting fault, or examining their own problematic behavior, the manipulator attacks others. By doing so, they hope to do two main things: (1) deflect attention from themselves and (2) make themselves look better by making others look worse.
If Micah did what you’ve regurgitated repeatedly and paid Sean, why wasn’t Micah ordered to pay SFRX along with Sean?
What was the judgement? $7.5MM or something?
Oh wait, I know.
After LOSING on multiple claims that the Court denied, and much like the Juno claim, Kyle made up some more BS (Micah paid Sean) and made it obvious he would continue to spend shareholder money to fight the co-founder of SFRX and stop him from selling his 34MM shares of this POS.
Micah returned those 34MM shares after Kyle had issued appx 50MM shares to litigate, plus legal fees, which may have been paid by issuing even more shares.
Sounds like one of SFRX projects.
I’m glad Micah didn’t settled with the SEC like Kyle did and that he’s proven the SEC’s case was about as worthless as the Melbourne site. Looking forward to the appeal on the ONE and ONLY charge he was found liable for.
By contrast, Kyle didn’t even deny aiding and abetting a fraudster, or meeting with him on a daily basis.
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