Message from @KARmA KATʑ
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Has anyone here heard of Lawrence Sosna?
House Rules - As we have been growing a bunch lately, we need folks to please be a bit more aware of one another's space. A little bit of self awareness will go a long way. When there are like ten or fifteen or more folks in a room, there needs to be less pontification and/or mic hogging. Keep it to a sentence or two and let up on the button, so other folks can also have a chance to participate. - i.e.
Respect one another & the ebb & flow of the conversation - Listen First - Talk Briefly - Lurk Moar
Let's remember that no one really knows Jack Shit at the end of the day and if you THINK you do.... take it to I AM AN EXPERT AT EVERYTHING room
in olden times, the colour purple was only worn by the rich - royalty, rulers and the church heads, because the extraction process to get the dye was too expensive for the majority
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What is your twitter account?
@KLCJR77 is mine.
@Trumped18 is mine
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – A federal grand jury has charged DANIEL WEBSTER "WEB" KEOGH, 47, and DANIELLE KEOGH, 36, both of Edmond, Oklahoma, with fraud crimes against First Pryority Bank, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Commuter Air Technology, Inc., and Oklahoma State University’s Multispectral Laboratories, announced Mark A. Yancey, United States Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma.
**November 13, 2019 Updated: November 14, 2019**
> **Barr Says Inspector General’s Report on Alleged FISA Abuses Is ‘Imminent’**
https://www.theepochtimes.com/barr-says-inspector-generals-report-on-alleged-fisa-abuses-is-imminent_3145722.html
https://twitter.com/EpochTimes/status/1194776966022475777?s=20
The indictment explains that in the fall of 2010, Web Keogh signed an agreement between EMB Energy and Lawrence Livermore National Security, LLC ("Livermore") concerning the development of new battery technology for electric utilities. Under the agreement, EMB Energy agreed to invest approximately $22 million in a collaborative project with Livermore. If Livermore and EMB Energy succeeded in building a small electromechanical battery prototype and scaling it to larger sizes, EMB Energy could own and commercialize a utility-sized battery.
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