Ben Roberts-Smith’s collaboration with a controversial influencer’s supplement brand, which sold a “war crimes” product, raises significant ethical and reputational concerns while he faces war crimes charges.
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Zero Limits supplements is co-owned by right-wing podcaster and fitness coach Chris Katelaris, also known as ‘Big Chocky’Ben Roberts-Smith has collaborated with a gym supplements company run by a right-wing influencer which recently sold a pre-workout product called “war crimes”. Roberts-Smith, one of Australia’s most decorated living soldiers who is currently awaiting trial on war crimes charges, has recently launched an apparel brand, Epic 1 Two, producing t-shirts and gym wear. Continue reading...
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