http://archive.is/fLDYQ

Johnathan Teo, co-founder of Binary Capital in Silicon Valley, sent an email to his staff addressing the alleged sexual scandals plaguing his company and Sillicon Valley, calling out mainstream media for their corrupting influence and misinformation.

While his entire letter is somewhat designed to be Egalitarian, hence it will read partly like a beta male trying to 'hold frame,' it does show a glimpse of a man achieving a moment of a-nearly-but-not-quite-red-pilled insight in his time of desperation.

He almost got it. Almost. Even then, it's too late; letting women to lead a company with their Feminist, Gynocentric and SJW agenda cemented the demise of the company. There is no equality between the sexes. There is no such thing as 'equal but different.'

What I think is that we are an industry full of entitled human beings. Particular to silicon valley but not exclusive to it. There are victims out there paying for oppression with their lives. As for the people here that whine that they aren't taken care of, who have not to worry about their lives being taken from them or their basic needs met, who owes them more than the voice they already have access to? To these whiners who want me to constantly address their questions preemptively, I say that we all have priorities. Even I do. I spend my time working through those priorities. And maybe there are priorities beyond your personal feelings.

For now, trust that I want to do what's right. My job is not to make you all feel good, or keep you updated on things that I have no clarity on (many decisions are now outside my control). My job is to preserve the integrity of the portfolio we built up and the value in it, and to ensure the resources you count on do not dematerialize. It is at risk of that. So forgive me if I have not prioritized pandering to the people that feel entitled to be coddled. From the entrepreneurs to the LPs to the public to the reporters.

As for those who are moronic enough to ask for a general partner replacement as long as it is a woman, please question their motives. We must choose the best person, male or female. But that net must be cast wide. Far and wide. Talent is universal if we only choose to recognize it. Anything else is again grandstanding for a personal agenda.