As Dover’s World Turns
After more than one year, I received a call from Joe Zada on Wednesday. As most of my readers know, he has owed myself and others what amounts to a great deal of money for approximately two years. It has, very sadly, destroyed lives and friendships and brought us into court, the result of which, for Robert and myself, are judgments against Joe which are now filed in Palm Beach County and open to the public to read.
We had a calm and respectful conversation, and I must say that it felt good to finally be able to tell Joe how I felt - to say the least, “frustrated” would be putting it mildly.
In the conversation, however, Joe responded by restating that he intends to fulfill his obligations to me and others and that issues beyond his control are the only reason this is not all behind us. Joe expressed to me his absolute commitment to resolve these matters and that he will do so.
I am positive of one thing - truth and justice will prevail. And I promise to keep you, my readers around the world, informed as we go forward.
Cheers!
RD
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