We all know about RKR, particularly the July 2015 super sale where they sold everything, even the desks and chairs I suspect. Trouble is, that was then and this is now. The way I see it, if you want a turn key company, you buy a turnkey company.
I doubt the new owners signed the papers without knowing exactly what they were going to get.
You threw in a back door out, just in case. "Will they ever"? "I don't know, we shall see".
And then say, oh, it's going to happen.
I have read similar posts from you going back almost five years, and I keep wondering how you know so much about it?
"The way you see it"? All righty then.
What so many fail, then, to see is that Mike did NOT buy a turn-key company. Yet the demands constantly being made are on the presumption that he did.
He bought the remnants of the company... I should say "companies" because this applies to Alpha RFS as well... and has spent 5 years putting them back together. Without loans, investors (outside of his silent partners in Alpha RFS), venture capitalists, or outside financing of any sort. From his own pockets, as he has made money from other entities.
And yes, he made many promises about what he intended to do. He has yet, to my knowledge, to break a promise. Granted, some things took longer than others, and some promises remain unfulfilled (such as the return of the Eagle) to date... but outright broken? None that I know of. At worst, you can fault him for being overly optimistic. But really, that's all.
He also hasn't gotten a break from the Premature Funeral Committee. But I guess that would spoil all the fun.
But we've been over this ground before. And I've explained myself to you before. At this point, I invoke the customary definition of insanity.
The poor dead horse has been beaten so much that what's left doesn't resemble anything close to equine. Transmission ends. --30--