Opensats is asking for a “refund” because i didn’t send a final report to their fraudulent organization. Pretty insane.

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JackTheMimic 1 week ago
Does that mean the government can claw back the tax exemptions they used with those disbursements?
No. They are not. Never have been. It started as a money laundering scheme and has stayed that way. No. The only people that respect that group are the ones mentioned in the next section of this reply. They are all nutswingers and ballgarglers. Will has documented much of what's been going on for a long time, in between his own moral failings.
They are opaque with everything. That's the problem. They have been violating their incorporation agreement, to my understanding, by being so opaque about how much money has come in, how it is decided to be distributed, and the specific public minutes of their meetings. Most of that is simple legal accountability requirements. I don't care much about legalities, but I do care about transparency. They have thrown money around at the most confounding and unproductive projects and people while only proving crumbs to projects and people that would be a actual benefit to TNP and the world in general. My only conclusion is that this can only be a means to move money into certain people's pockets while trying to farm goodwill Fromm the ignorant.