My first blog post to go viral (one of three) was a victory lap regarding Jarrid Wilson’s suicide. I had previously posted about his dangerously-naive levels of Blue Pill indoctrination… he had written a letter to Miley Cyrus giving her permission to respect her body more than her ‘abuser’ handlers, after she took up twerking… and alas, Jarrid ended up self-deleting. I don’t mean to make light of that but I saw the warning signs and couldn’t do more than post about it. He probably hadn’t read my post.
Athlete Usain Bolt probably hasn’t read my post about him, either. Specifically, the e-scooter grift that he had foolishly allowed to associate with him beyond mere product endorsement. Link here and my conclusion:
Usain Bolts From the E-Scooter E-Pocalypse
They say you can’t con an honest man… lookit all those conned people who trusted a bankster.
And they’ll keep trusting banksters because it’s probably not even their money. Socialized risk, privatized profit. Nobody loses except the little people who don’t even have names. They just run the company. Nothing important.
The only question is Usain Bolt. We can only guess at this point, how much of the creditor bag he’ll be left holding.
And on that note, the future is now!
Usain Bolt noticed some discrepancies with his accounts—now Jamaican authorities are investigating after millions reportedly go missing
https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Ffortune.com%2F2023%2F01%2F13%2Fusain-bolt-noticed-discrepancies-accounts-jamaican-authorities-investigating-millions-reportedly-missing%2F
By Chloe Taylor, 13 January 2023
Athletics superstar Usain Bolt’s finances are at the center of an investigation in his native Jamaica, after millions of dollars were reportedly discovered to be missing from his investment accounts.
Nugent Walker, the star athlete’s long-standing manager, told Jamaican news outlet The Gleaner on Thursday that an investigation was underway after Bolt discovered discrepancies in his accounts.
Local investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL), which held the account, had alerted the police, Walker said, and authorities including Jamaica’s Financial Services Commission had launched a probe into the missing funds.
Walker said Bolt had first noticed the discrepancies on Wednesday.
“All the relevant steps have been taken to come to the bottom of this,” he added, noting that he could not disclose how much money was involved in the case. The Gleaner reported that millions of dollars were missing from Bolt’s accounts.
However, Walker did tell The Gleaner that Bolt had held accounts with SSL for more than a decade, and that the sprinter’s “entire portfolio is being reviewed.”
Per the Jamaican linked article, which I could read for only a few seconds before my antivirus deployed, an employee helped himself to Usain’s account.
As I previously blogged, this ain’t the first time that grifters have turned up in Usain’s orbit. And as I self-quoted, it’s probably not a coincidence:
Bolt, who is widely regarded as the best sprinter of all time, has eight Olympic gold medals and broke several records throughout his career.
He retired from athletics in 2017 and said in 2019 that he was retiring from all sports, following a brief soccer career, to focus on his business ventures—which include shaving company Champion Shave, electric scooter firm Bolt Mobility, and restaurant chain Tracks & Records.
Last I checked, several governments were waiting to be reimbursed for unpaid fees and abatement costs from the sudden closure of the boldfaced.
The Jamaican superstar was earning $31 million a year by 2018, according to Forbes, thanks to big endorsement deals from the likes of sportswear giant Puma. His income made him one of the world’s highest paid athletes, the publication reported.
He’s leveraging his fame for all it’s worth, as he’s entitled to, but greed is not business savvy. A man has got to know his limits. If you don’t have the business skill to manage a $31M paycheck then you might as well accept a $3M paycheck… and you might possibly be happier with that, than with losing $28M to arrive at the same destination.
As God recommends, protect yourself from the love of money. Money is fun, sure, money is necessary, but it doesn’t spend in Hell. It might not even spend next year.
Last year, it was reported that Bolt had a net worth of around $90 million.
Slightly less now. Much less, if that dishonest manager was Tribal, otherwise I don’t fancy a Jamaican bankster making it far in the Swift shark tank.
Ye shall know a man by his friends and his deeds.
The local CPUSA blob city has those and the fruity EV cars that no one drives, even in the grotto or MLK enriched section of capital city.
Youngsters use the scooters and just leave them wherever with muh cellphone dullards tripping over them.
They are probably not affiliated with U. Bolt but I’ve never really checked one out that close.
Normies love their bankster slave chains of fiat currency backed by nothing and all wars are courtesy of the Trapezite money changers.
Civnats will fight to the death for a system of debt that isn’t for them.