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Dec 28, 2019 30 min

Happy Kwanza: Ujima

from Sausage and Lemons With Oracle Sybil Hosted by Oracle Sybil Satterfield

This current installment of Sausage and Lemons continues the #youmustbebornagain process. Today is the 3rd day of Kwanza and we look at Ujima - collective effort and responsibility. 741EMPIRE embraces the concepts of Kwanza. Our days are growing longer. We are excited for the sun. There is some unexplained background noise in this installment. We trust the angels are in our midst. You can support this effort with a donation to $sybilsatt or PayPal.me/sybilsatt. Thank you for listening and for sharing:

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