Benjamin Netanyahu

If that wasn't bad enough, they make sure that whenever possible, their victims are using SBA loans, which are special loans for starting small businesses, which are backed by the government. I presume that the initial idea here was to encourage banks to lend to people that are starting small businesses so it could spur the economy.

But what it has become is a way for private equity to extort the system and steal from our tax dollars to the tune of Lord knows how much each year. Because an SBA loan, if you go bankrupt and can't pay it back, as so many of these aspiring franchisees cannot... It's backed up, up to 85% by the federal government.

But what it has become is a way for private equity to extort the system and steal from our tax dollars to the tune of Lord knows how much each year. Because an SBA loan, if you go bankrupt and can't pay it back, as so many of these aspiring franchisees cannot... It's backed up, up to 85% by the federal government.

But what it has become is a way for private equity to extort the system and steal from our tax dollars to the tune of Lord knows how much each year. Because an SBA loan, if you go bankrupt and can't pay it back, as so many of these aspiring franchisees cannot... It's backed up, up to 85% by the federal government.

And so what winds up happening is based on these false promises and often fraudulent documents, predatory private equity groups can convince regular people to take out massive loans that they would never qualify for if they weren't joining an apparently reputable franchise. And when it turns out that the business model isn't what they were told, they're bankrupted.

And so what winds up happening is based on these false promises and often fraudulent documents, predatory private equity groups can convince regular people to take out massive loans that they would never qualify for if they weren't joining an apparently reputable franchise. And when it turns out that the business model isn't what they were told, they're bankrupted.

And so what winds up happening is based on these false promises and often fraudulent documents, predatory private equity groups can convince regular people to take out massive loans that they would never qualify for if they weren't joining an apparently reputable franchise. And when it turns out that the business model isn't what they were told, they're bankrupted.

Their franchise is closed down, private equity walks away rich, and the taxpayer dollar covers the bill to the bank. In this way, private equity is using average Americans as willing suckers, as go-betweens, who get tricked into extracting every ounce of cash, savings and future credit that their whole life represents.

Their franchise is closed down, private equity walks away rich, and the taxpayer dollar covers the bill to the bank. In this way, private equity is using average Americans as willing suckers, as go-betweens, who get tricked into extracting every ounce of cash, savings and future credit that their whole life represents.

Their franchise is closed down, private equity walks away rich, and the taxpayer dollar covers the bill to the bank. In this way, private equity is using average Americans as willing suckers, as go-betweens, who get tricked into extracting every ounce of cash, savings and future credit that their whole life represents.

And private equity can run this whole scheme, never having taken on any risk at all. Except risk of going to prison if any regulator or law enforcement agency would ever wake up and do their jobs, which so far has not exactly happened. And so... The show goes on. Vielen Dank für's Zuschauen.

And private equity can run this whole scheme, never having taken on any risk at all. Except risk of going to prison if any regulator or law enforcement agency would ever wake up and do their jobs, which so far has not exactly happened. And so... The show goes on. Vielen Dank für's Zuschauen.

And private equity can run this whole scheme, never having taken on any risk at all. Except risk of going to prison if any regulator or law enforcement agency would ever wake up and do their jobs, which so far has not exactly happened. And so... The show goes on. Vielen Dank für's Zuschauen.

Sie hat jetzt seit sieben Jahren gegen die Firma verurteilt und sie legt alles auf dieser Webseite in Detail aus, mit Erklärungen und Beweise und es ist alles ein echter Krimi-Rabbit-Hole, wenn du es schauen willst. I Heart Mac & Cheese ist besonders schwarz, weil die Verkäufer im Prozess sind, was die Texas Two-Step genannt wird.

Sie hat jetzt seit sieben Jahren gegen die Firma verurteilt und sie legt alles auf dieser Webseite in Detail aus, mit Erklärungen und Beweise und es ist alles ein echter Krimi-Rabbit-Hole, wenn du es schauen willst. I Heart Mac & Cheese ist besonders schwarz, weil die Verkäufer im Prozess sind, was die Texas Two-Step genannt wird.

Sie hat jetzt seit sieben Jahren gegen die Firma verurteilt und sie legt alles auf dieser Webseite in Detail aus, mit Erklärungen und Beweise und es ist alles ein echter Krimi-Rabbit-Hole, wenn du es schauen willst. I Heart Mac & Cheese ist besonders schwarz, weil die Verkäufer im Prozess sind, was die Texas Two-Step genannt wird.

Where you open a new legal entity, in this case called Pilar Coffee Bar, and then you transfer all of your assets to it, but none of your debt or liabilities.

Where you open a new legal entity, in this case called Pilar Coffee Bar, and then you transfer all of your assets to it, but none of your debt or liabilities.

Where you open a new legal entity, in this case called Pilar Coffee Bar, and then you transfer all of your assets to it, but none of your debt or liabilities.

And when you're bankrupted because, oh, I don't know, you're running an entirely fraudulent business model that was designed to defraud your franchisees, then there's nothing in the bank account when they finally make it through a decade-long legal battle to seek some form of compensation, because you've transferred it away. You get away with the fraud and you walk away rich.