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an updated overview of Lars olofssons juicyfields case and investigation made in this thorough article

A german article came out today giving a up to date brief of our Juicyfields case. Highly recomend this 5minute read. We have come far now with an expected court date around april/may for our first legal actions. The juicyfields scam turned out to be a scam within a much larger scam. Yes the 125k investors and the estimated 2 billions are the smal part. You can use deepl.com for translation:https://www.deepl.com/translator Articlehttps://issuu.com/sandrasoftsecrets/docs/de-softsecrets_issue-2023-01/s/18381964?f

Cannabis Conferences in Europe Need to Embrace Ethical Cannabis Concerns

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