Oh, lookie. Donor favorama from the DoJ!

Amy Nelson

@Amy_K_Nelson

EXPLOSIVE:

When

@amazon

's lawyers targeted my husband, their lawyer - a former federal prosecutor - emailed his former colleagues & said Amazon would talk to DOJ about "asset restraint/recovery."

DOJ then seized $7M from Amazon's targets based on Amazon's allegations. /1

(These docs are all on the public docket in Amazon's civil case against my husband, where a federal judge ruled in April that my husband - even if he did exactly what Amazon said he did - acted in accordance with the "explicit terms" of AMAZON's contract.)

When DOJ wasn't acting fast enough for Amazon, their lawyer emailed DOJ & said, hey, prosecutor, can you please get on the phone & update me about the bank accounts we've asked you to subpoena/seize? (Isn't grand jury secrecy… a thing?) /3

And then, 2 days later - Amazon's lawyer had the AUDACITY to email DOJ & say, hey, need you on the phone again! I want to tell you Amazon's position on the "timing" of the investigation & seizure we ordered up.

This is a real email, from a private attorney.

https://twitter.com/Amy_K_Nelson/status/1743372394448728347

[But wait! There's moar!]

Glow Bull

>>20190126

Tuskegee Red Tail

Glow Bull (and late)

>>20190228

>>20190255

The molecules, if attracted by the cardiac muscle as implied, would give a very specific, refineable magnetic moment for that muscle and would be able to detect thickness, as well as health, by quality of absorption. Not a radiologist, but MRI was my Physiks Thesis. GE is best at software suite for reading the radio transmissions from the body's individual molecules (magnetic moments, moar specifically), which is what the device generates.

>>20190287

MRI is where the your body is the transmitter of the "radiation", in the form of radio various waves.

>>20190314

>>20190312

Not quite. Depends on where they want that uptake to show contrast, or, in this case a very, very specific radio frequency. Berillium would be prolly be for kidney or liver function, if I had to guess.

>>20190312

And looking in, dat ain't a tasty uptake, fatal eben.

>>20190396

Definitely creates transparency of organs for spinal view. Dat makes sense, despite backlash.

Maceo!

>>20190450

The metal shavings in the eyes were the scary data load for MRIs for dis Anon. Shortest distance to the magnet.