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That's my point, Watkin's Report has a website: https://www.watkinsreport.com/

The new Daily Notables paper-print-looking / flyer format, by contrast, keep getting uploaded as images with no links where else they are published in that format. Why re-create what Anons have here, with links (on each bread, at the top of the next bread, and cumulatively at https://8kun.top/qnotables26/res/38532.html), unless, perhaps, it is being generated for a wider audience and, if so, where can it be found, e.g., to be promoted, if that's the purpose?

Maybe it's still in prototype phase. Not yet published elsewhere.

Looks like a good idea, for broader dissemination of happenings. But so far, as far as Anon can tell, it is currently just images of collected items uploaded here from time to time - with no links. [see >>24907595 pb, pic attached]

Fear mongering and lies against Trump and associates on The Guardian's "free speech" fundraising push again:

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