Replies to post #14858 on Energy Edge Technologies Corp. (fka EEDG)

[Talc Moan]

This is Huge!!!!

Great Find WOW

http://energy.aol.com/2012/09/13/what-obama-and-romney-dont-say-about-energy/

What other energy factors aren't getting much play this election? While there is a lot of discussion about energy producers, there is little talk about energy consumers, according to Ben Chavis, chairman of the advisory board for Energy Edge Technologies and former executive director and CEO of the NAACP.

That may be a mistake on the part of the campaigns, he added, because consumers are showing a heightened interest in energy issues this election.

"I think both President Obama and Governor Romney should be much more specific about how their policy positions will improve quality of life," he said.


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[mdeskm]

This is a great find BR4!! Chavis is taking eedg to full Visibility. Great stuff

[tutter18]

WOW BR4 Awesome find!!!!!!!! Go EEDG!!!!!!! Tut

[boywonder1]

Great article of major importance with substance and how energy is being acclaimed on a national level and even global for sustaining humankind. EEDG is about to rock our pants off,hard core!!!!EEDG...

[BettingAngles]

New or potential Shareholders Beware.. "What other energy factors aren't getting much play this election? While there is a lot of discussion about energy producers, there is little talk about energy consumers, according to Ben Chavis, chairman of the advisory board for Energy Edge Technologies "

That sounds all well and good, but..

EEDG will have a hard time gaining any reputation with this guy Chavis..

These statements coming from a convicted FELON.

In 1994, Chavis was fired from the NAACP after spending $64,000 to pay a breach of contract claim, (which was the NAACP's money). It was associated with allegations of sexual harassment.

EEDG better keep Chavis away from the checkbooks..

[tutter18]

Still smiling after reading this article from yesterday Hugeeeeee!!! Go EEDG!!!!!! Tut

http://energy.aol.com/2012/09/13/what-obama-and-romney-dont-say-about-energy/