Billboard Bandit Steps Up His Game
It seems like someone is really determined to make their message heard – even if it means going billboard crazy!
I mean, kudos to them for being so persistent, but I just hope they don’t bankrupt themselves in the process.
Let’s just hope these billboards don’t start popping up like weeds all over the place, or we’ll need a map just to navigate the country!
Jokes aside, clearly someone wants their message about Jack Stroll’s money heard. The Canadian businessman is trying to retrieve millions he deposited into the Global Bank of Commerce
He is blaming CEO Brian Stuart Young and Prime Minister Gaston Browne, whom he has all named in a lawsuit
Several billboards have been erected and then taken down. But this time the billboard bandit has made it difficult to remove this one
Stroll has not taken responsibility for the billboard but whoever keeps putting that up must be a really big fan of Stroll’s cause.
Maybe they’re even hoping for a slice of that sweet, sweet settlement money!
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