>https://rumble.com/vkogv8-8.3.21-today-we-learn-the-importance-of-timing-and-optics-codemonkeyz.-pray.html
At 1:08.50 - -Your pharmacist and doctor aren't going to watch it. Their time is too "valuable".
I think all these celebs are selling their assets to move into crypto. They'll need some way to pay their lawyers when their assets are locked down.
Sepatown! >>14261920
>They are hard core normies there, never grasping another viewpoint.
>I am turning truth loose to the otherwise oblivious.
You may get lucky and someone may take a look. But it basically starts with an advertisement. Almost made me turn it off.
>Cuomo is eating all the air time to silence Arizona developments.
And to distract from the Vax Passport in NYC.
>I think Trump won California.
Facts
California had 124,000 more votes counted in the 11/3/2020 election than voters There were 116,000 more votes than apparent mail voters.
More than 7,700 voters have TWO November 3, 2020 votes on their recorded voting history. Mass double voting happened but just how widespread was it?
http://caaudit.org/
That's a fine place to post the AZ news.
>lots of slaves are being forced to liquidate assets in order to fund the larger fish.
Watch Bitcoin/Etherum climb as the money is pushed into "untraceable" assets.
>Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul
New York Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul tweeted on Tuesday that a report from the state attorney general's office shows "repulsive & unlawful" behavior by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Following Hochul's departure as county clerk, a backlog of mail was discovered by newly elected County Clerk Chris Jacobs, who later said that $792,571 in checks were found in the backlogged mail.[19] As county clerk, Hochul had been in the process of implementing a new system for handling real estate documents when she left after being elected to Congress. Jacobs said that $9,000 were spent in overtime to deposit checks and file unopened documents that had accumulated in the interim period after Hochul's departure, while the office was adjusting to the new system.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathy_Hochul
Hochul was one of 17 Democrats to join Republicans in supporting a resolution finding U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress relating to the ATF gunwalking scandal, a vote on which the National Rifle Association, which supported the resolution, announced it would be scoring lawmakers.[37] Later in 2012, Hochul "trumpeted" her endorsement by the NRA and noted that she was just one of two New York Democrats to receive the NRA's support.[38]