If you have ever had to raise money from investors for a purpose, you would understand that you can't just change your purpose after-the-fact, willy-nilly, and then lie to new investors about your achievements and what you plan to achieve in the future, just to get more money after blowing through all your first-round money without achieving *any* purpose.
I have run a business. And I don't see too many successful businesses where their business model suffer from ADHD. Which is what appears to be the case with JBII's various acquisitions and shifting priorities.