Ben Roberts-Smith collaborates with gym business run by influencer that sold ‘war crimes’ pre-workout supplement
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…
Ben Roberts-Smith, a decorated Australian soldier currently facing war crimes charges, has partnered with Zero Limits, a gym supplements company co-owned by right-wing influencer Chris Katelaris, also known as "Big Chocky." Recently, Zero Limits sold a pre-workout product called "war crimes." This product featured a hooded captive on a chair in a room with an Australian flag, along with a tall figure in military-style clothing and a balaclava.
The product was promoted by Katelaris in a video collaboration with Roberts-Smith, during which Katelaris was seen holding a tub of the product at a gym. Zero Limits removed the "war crimes" product from its website, and Roberts-Smith has not been seen endorsing or referencing that particular supplement. Nevertheless, Roberts-Smith has praised other Zero Limits products, sharing an Instagram story from Epic 1 Two's Instagram page of himself drinking a different pre-workout drink.
Roberts-Smith appeared on the Zero Limits podcast, where he denied the war crimes charges against him, which stem from incidents during his service in Afghanistan in 2009 and 2012. He maintains his innocence, stating that he categorically denies all allegations and will clear his name.
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