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>Netanyahu: TikTok is Most Important 'Weapon' in Propaganda War
Cable is slop, tiktok is for incels. Boycott all of it. Propaganda doesn't work if you don't look at it. History is a better teacher. Stop paying [them]
Don't forget (((Sullivan))) and (((Blinken)))
God told me your scripture is bullshit.
God doesn't write scripture, clowns do
You go first.
Shut up and take back your illegal aliens
Fiddy cent rent-a-mob. Bussed in on the NGO short bus.
Ducks on the roof testing body armor.
We protect our clients (except when we get the jew call)
Why did they destroy the evidence? Cui bono?
US Lab Says Electronic Voting Machines Easy to Hack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7Oty69mQ80
Don't forget the Ukrainian draft dodgers
https://thefederalist.com/2020/02/11/why-trump-was-absolutely-right-to-boot-alex-vindman/
Add rayciss Maxine Waters, Fauxahauntus and Alexandra Cortes inciting riots across state lines resulting in death in St Louis during George Floyd "You took too much" riots
Castle Doctrine
Even the C_A defines killing as violence.
The abject loser shill factory
Investigate how much India paid Hitlery since 1996
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>The Chicago Teachers Union honors death of cop killer Joanne Chesimard (Assata Shakur)
Soviets outlined all this soviet scheming, CCP + traitors carried it out.
Aleutian islands isn't far enough. Anywhere they practice sharia law is fine because they feed 'em to their enemies.
anarchistnews.org, anarchy.tube registered on squarespace
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/war-against-ice-anarcho-communist-website-calls-mobilization-across-us
The Iron Triangle: Inside the Secret World of the Carlyle Group by Dan Briody
Briody's work is based on his investigative reporting, of the inner workings of the Carlyle Group. The book presents a critical perspective, suggesting the Carlyle Group epitomizes corporate cronyism, conflicts of interest, and war profiteering. It explores the complex relationships between the firm, government policy, and international affairs, including the influence of former political leaders on the company's business and the potential for conflicts of interest, such as George H. W. Bush's employment with the Carlyle Group while his son, George W. Bush, was President of the United States. The book is described as a "fascinating examination" leading readers into a world of clandestine meetings, quid pro quo deals, and powerful individuals.