“…uncovered contracts being awarded without appropriate approvals, falsification of records, conflicts of interest, and possible impropriety"

Not long ago Kathleen Clothier LLB MBA gave an insightful presentation to a conference titled “Non-Profit Governance for the 21^st Century”.

One of the subjects she touched on was Andrew Landeryou.

Andy is a specialist in running non-profit organizations. Remember MUSU, IQ Corp, his blog, amongst others. He is so good at turning profitable businesses into unprofitable ones, it is no wonder that he would feature prominently at a non-profit symposium.

In the presentation Clothier made a number of points. They included:

Adding,

She concluded her interesting presentation with some interesting questions:

Perhaps Team Slanderyou patriots we could help her with her question.

Meanwhile, as these issues remain largely unresolved, Landeryou keeps posting on his Blog of Sleaze. Perhaps, Landeryou should first be posting about MUSU like he promised. Perhaps one of his many personalities would care to run the defence? After all, it’s all irony to Andy.

Run, Fat Boy Run Movie & Egypt

Today we bring you two stories for the price of one.

Run, Fat Boy Run, the Movie

A cinematic docu-drama has been released on Andrew Landeryou titled appropriately Run, Fat Boy Run.

However, the London based biopic falls short not exploring Landeryou’s clandestine visit to Costa Rica.

The movie nonetheless much like Landeryou’s life (MUSU, IQ Corp, personal bankruptcy, his insolvent blog, and his failed online gaining spivery attempts) will undoubtedly fail at the box office replicating Landeryou’s near 100% strike rate of failure.

Landeryou is of course no stranger to ‘Hollywood fantasy’, though rumours that Landeryou played the lead character in the film Greedy Old Fat Man proved to be untrue. Landeryou was not old!

"De Nile" is a river in Egypt Andy!

Landeryou has been caught out twice by vigilant patriots.

The first was Landeryou talking to himself on his Blog of Sleaze. With a collapsing readership Landeryou is forced to regularly comment on his blog, offering the illusion that someone is interested.

The second, as illustrated by photographic evidence, is that while Landeryou may not have taken money from Saddam, he nonetheless has a habit of taking money ($3million) and not giving it back.

Is this ironic? Or rather is this a case of desperate denial!