Drake Racially Profiled?

So has Drake really been Racially Profiled.

It wasn't that long ago, when Pusha T reminded some and showed the reest of the world Drake in Black Face. Some of us accepted it. Some of us made excuses for him, while others did not give him a pass on that reckless behavior. So it's with that in his recent past that makes me call BS on his accusation on being racially profiled at a casino. For one, Casinos only see Green, not black and white. That's like anti-Casino. But second, He never stated how he was racially Profiled, only that he was not allowed to spend his enormously large bank account in a casino. So I had to do a little investigating to find out the truth...

What I mostly found was that the hotel and Casino was investigating the incident without any cooperation from the artist nor his entourage. Then, I decided to entertain the comment section of ParqVancouverBC Instagram posts and was astounded of all the Drakes fans Comments on his alleged altercations. That's when I ran across a response from what seem to be an employee of Parq, who had a reasonable explanation worthy of researching.

So according to gaming regulators BCLC, they have restricted certain activities that would have otherwise been used to launder money for criminals. So they weren't saying that Aubrey was to black to gamble there. But that there are to many dope dealers in Canada.

Fraud Exam With Connie Lofton

Fraud Exam

With Connie Lofton

Bitconnect has been outlawed in Texas by the Securities Exchange Commissioner of the State of Texas. He deems that the cryptocurrency entity show to many signs of being a ponzischeme. The Texas regulator has been quoted saying:

“BitConnect has disclosed virtually nothing about its principals, financial condition, or strategies for earning profits for investors. It has not provided a physical address in England.

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“Investing in cryptocurrencies, however, carries significant risk because of regulatory and legal actions, competition from other cryptocurrencies, and the extreme volatility in the price of many cryptocurrencies.”

Now this would prove very difficult separating Texans from their holdings in the London based company. But how do you, as a consumer, investor, or everyday layman, protect yourself from being sucked into a ponzischeme, fraud case, or a scam that can ultimately ruin your financial dreams.

Thats why B.O.S.S. Radio asked Connie Lofton Certified Fraud Examiner to join us in a chat to divulge tips that will help you protect your money while it works for you. If anyone who is looking to invest in a new company, especially one that isn't a publicly traded company, you need a Certified Fraud Examiner just as much as you would need a qualified Financial Advisor. Contact Connie Lofton for more details MZCONI@Yahoo.com

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