There is no gun debate
There is the constitution, and people who are wrong
Shiiiit didn't Trump give that guy a personal shout out? And now he goes full fag?
Like anon has said before, famous/'influencer' = comp'd
Searching 911/wtc7 stuff cuz Ron Johnson wants to investigate, found something funny
This is AI generated response to the search engine hit: 911 debris sent to China:
911 Debris Sent to China
There is no concrete evidence to support the claim that debris from the 9/11 attacks was sent to China. The Sangha Kommune article from January 2018 states that despite searching the Chinese language internet and talking to knowledgeable people, there is no obvious evidence suggesting that 911 steel debris arrived in China.
Additionally, the AP News fact-check article published on November 17, 2023, focuses on debunking false claims about the 9/11 Pentagon attack and does not mention any debris being sent to China
But then found this
https://911research.wtc7.net/cache/wtc/groundzero/china_baosteel.htm
Which has company name of who is purchasing, and what price, dates, and other countries who bought 911 debris
Still can't believe people actually went along with "give the government money to fix the weather"
Women are playing onlyfans
Men are doing military stuff
See how pointless something like that is to say?
You see the people they want you to see
And their opinion is what they want you to think
Ask yourself anytime in a situation like this, how does DJT refer to the ms13 pos?
They do, and complain
Especially when harvesting continues during droughts
But then nestle sends government reports saying water levels are fine
Seriously
https://www.theguardian.com/global/2018/oct/04/ontario-six-nations-nestle-running-water
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/amp/news/national/nestle-continues-to-extract-water-from-ontario-town-despite-severe-drought-activists/article31480345/
https://www.vice.com/en/article/protests-mark-nestle-extracting-one-billion-litres-of-water-on-expired-permits/
https://canadians.org/media/nestle-has-extracted-one-billion-litres-water-expired-permits/