A few years after AFLAC CEO, Dan Amos, began his career at his father's company, Rodney McMullen, started his career at Kroger's. Earlier today, Mr. McMullen resigned based on an investigation into his "personal conduct". This investigation, UNRELATED TO THE BUSINESS, was "founded to be inconsistent with 'Kroger's' business ethic policy". Hhhhhmmmm.... a few years ago, the Intercept published a series of articles relating to the ongoing criminal activity at AFLAC, a company found and run with Christian morals and principles, Ethisphere and Fortune's most ethical company in the world. The articles resulted in many more complaints coming forward... most notably... Dan Amos's knowledge and cover up of the s-xual as--ult of Ms Leigh Anne Youngblood West AND OTHERS by former AFLAC Chief Medical Officer, Dr. William Amos. If an objective and ethical Board of Directors read the evidence once available on AFLAC servers of the actions of the criminal leadership of AFLAC leadership, they would undoubtedly rule that Dan Amos's actions as CEO (we mean the truth behind the curtain shared in the complaints and articles) were "inconsistent with it's business ethics policy". Should't the CEO of a company who is aware of and protecting individuals who committed mu---r, ra-e, s-xual as--ult, s-xual harassment, intimidation, retaliation, extortion, theft, fraud, forgery, stock manipulation, and oh, did we say mu---r?, be removed from his leadership position immediately? https://apnews.com/article/kroger-mcmullen-resignation-ohio-da4088a0b626d56b55e2fe75f4520476
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Then Jesus said to him, “Be gone, Satan! For it is written, “‘You shall worship the LORD your GOD and him only shall you serve.’” Matthew 4:10
Aflac is a cult of personality. Dan Amos is worshipped as some sort of deity. It’s been that way for so long, he has come to believe he is.