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The following is from Children’s Health Defense. Newly released intelligence records obtained by watchdog group U.S. Right to Know indicate that as recently as January 2025, the US intelligence community planned…
Original air date: October 12th 2025 Today an incredible story that begins with one man’s health crisis and ends with him finding a way to cure himself with a discovery that…
Nicely done; informative stuff! I checked out Mr. Lundgren’s operation via a Gizmodo piece. This the type of topic and emerging story that might trouble and shock some in the coming years, but your listeners now have a good and helpful impression of it.
I enjoyed the story that was on TV this morning.. Going back to the initial prosecution, I believe the scale of his refurbishment business is what ultimately led to his initial demise and prison sentence in 2018. Restoring one or two discs isn’t going to garner a prison sentence. In part two of his business, post prison, I’m assuming that he isn’t facing further legal troubles for the following reason: While he is recycling Tesla batteries for example, he isn’t refurbishing and recycling actual Tesla vehicles, therefore legally he is in the clear.
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I contacted Big Battery and I wonder if they are going public so I can buy their stock!
Nicely done; informative stuff! I checked out Mr. Lundgren’s operation via a Gizmodo piece. This the type of topic and emerging story that might trouble and shock some in the coming years, but your listeners now have a good and helpful impression of it.
I enjoyed the story that was on TV this morning.. Going back to the initial prosecution, I believe the scale of his refurbishment business is what ultimately led to his initial demise and prison sentence in 2018. Restoring one or two discs isn’t going to garner a prison sentence. In part two of his business, post prison, I’m assuming that he isn’t facing further legal troubles for the following reason: While he is recycling Tesla batteries for example, he isn’t refurbishing and recycling actual Tesla vehicles, therefore legally he is in the clear.