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Retired Gen. Wesley Clark tangled up in a crypto fraud suit with Burning Man buddies
Sometimes, what goes on the Playa should stay on the Playa. A company whose board is chaired by one of America’s most decorated military men has been caught up in a $5 million crypto fraud lawsuit of some guy he allegedly met at Burning Man. Retired General Wesley Clark is a Rhodes Scholar, former supreme commander of the NATO forces and Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient who made a run for the White House in 2004. But he embarked on reinvention of Madonna-like proportions in 2013, when he attended the famously out-there festival and Page Six reported he was spotted hanging at legendary, now defunct, ... (full story)
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