O’Keefe about to be fired from Project Veritas?
From here:
Breaking | James O’Keefe placed on leave by Project Veritas board… – CITIZEN FREE PRESS
“Story just hit the wires.
You can read it without paywall here…
“James O’Keefe, the founder and chairman of Project Veritas, has taken a paid leave from the nonprofit media organization as its board considers whether to remove him from his leadership position, according to current and former employees of the organization.”
“Strack’s internal message to employees made reference to what he called “a distracting time” and said that a board meeting had been held to discuss “the health of the organization” and that while “we have not come up with final solutions yet we have made a few immediate decisions.” The message said two top Project Veritas executives, including the nonprofit’s chief financial officer, had been “reinstated.”
“Multiple sources said that the pair had recently been fired by O’Keefe.”
“An internal message sent to Project Veritas employees by the organization’s executive director, Daniel Strack, said that O’Keefe would be taking “a few weeks of well-deserved PTO.”
“A meeting of the Project Veritas board is scheduled for Friday, when O’Keefe’s potential removal is set to be discussed. The source said that Project Veritas was currently divided between a group of employees who are perceived to be loyal to O’Keefe, including his communications adviser, R.C. Maxwell, and the board, which has been dissatisfied with what it perceives as O’Keefe’s mismanagement.”
Make of that what you will.
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Onwards!
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Good for him if it occurs. He is bigger than a too-heavy organization where human egos are bound to arise. O’Keefe is a journalistic hero in my books, even if somebody digs up something human about him.
What in the hell? Always been a supporter of O'Keefe and PV. Although the Broadway shows struck me as a bit of an off-task diversion. And the fortuitous nature of some these latest high profile stings have begun to border on the absurdly descriptive. Now this? I'm fastly arriving at the determination that I can only any longer trust the evidence of my own two eyes. And by the time I'm fully convinced of that, there will surely be excellent reasons not believe them either.