1. Homero wants to debate why Andrew thinks it is a scam. Andrew I fear is the least informed or up to date on that aspect out of everyone. Therefore Homero believes he can run circles around him and convince him that there is nothing wrong.
2. Solution: if even interested to discuss this directly with Homero, suggest that you will be pleased to "debate" him immediately after the Q&A session in Miami, in the same room with everyone there. Let us see if Homero is able to run through that gauntlet and then still be interested in continuing keeping up his charade with Andrew.
2. Solution: if even interested to discuss this directly with Homero, suggest that you will be pleased to "debate" him immediately after the Q&A session in Miami, in the same room with everyone there. Let us see if Homero is able to run through that gauntlet and then still be interested in continuing keeping up his charade with Andrew.
I don't think Garza is going to have all that much trouble in the Q&A. He doesn't have to answer questions, just obfuscate the way politicians do when they get caught breaking promises.
Solution:
"Josh Garza has made numerous promises, but so far has only delivered a cloned alt coin with not a single one of the key features he advertised to entice investors. If he wants to prove that he is doing business honestly we don't need a debate. He just needs to deliver on those promises."
