“Never outshine the master.” What happens when an American entrepreneur speaks out against The Former Administration (Obama And Biden).
Leslie's organizers want to thank all those who participated in helping put this project together. What the former administration (Obama & Biden) did is absolutely wrong, and he's asking all of you for your help.
Leslie believes his confrontation with the former administration began when he spoke with his C-level management, along with consultants contracted to General American LNG, about the 15% tax the government claimed was sufficient. He argued for a 35% tax rate, stating that even at that rate, there would still be plenty of money for the investors and shareholders of those large companies. Leslie also criticized government subsidies for projects like electric vehicles and charging stations, which burdened taxpayers who didn't even own stock in those companies but paid the upfront costs.
Leslie's outspokenness led the government to falsely brand him as corrupt, while he saw them as the true thieves, exploiting the people of the United States through corporate welfare at the taxpayers' expense. This ordeal taught Leslie a harsh lesson: never outshine the master, especially the federal government, or risk being silenced and imprisoned.
Leslie believes the government's true motive was to maintain control and silence his dissent. Despite his efforts to promote "The Stencil Plan," which involves scaling natural gas as a fourth transportation fuel, the Obama and Biden alliance with the Chinese Communist Party for materials in the electric vehicle industry and the birth of the Green New Deal illustrated the consequences of challenging the status quo.
If everyone will remember, it was Biden who put a stop to all oil and gas production and tried to phase out diesel and gasoline combustion engines. In essence, the government cloned or stole Leslie's plan and decided to make the American taxpayer pay for it.
Leslie also spoke out against corporate welfare, which is the government taking from the taxpayer and giving that money to develop new industries, then giving the taxpayer no stock while forcing them to pay the upfront development costs.
That's why they put Mr. Stencil in prison.