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They call it "The American Dream," because you have to be asleep to believe it.
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Tangential link. I don't listen to Tucker frequently, however if I like the interviewee I do. Here is a link to Aaron Rodgers, the American...
Coming from some "Defense Post" located in Washington D.C. What do you expect ... ?
From the dept of dots not being connected: given that childhood sexual trauma is an indicator for behavior like Hunters, what are the chances Pedo...
Yes, nothing at all like the kosher Russian Oligarchy that does the same thing. I talked to some Russians who told me absolutely nothing changed...
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True, thoughout ancient times, there have been fish falls, but they have occurred in normal weather, clear skies, no funnel clouds for thousands of miles, hundreds or thousands of miles from where the fish are native.
Most importantly, he notes that for that same forever, there have likewise been falls of frogs.
Now if the waterspout theory held water (it doesn't) then it goes to say that it would be more likely to pick up smaller frogs - indeed, POLLYWOGS. And yet, throughout history, he only found references to falls of frogs; and NONE of pollywogs. (Another 'damned' fact to be not repeated.)
R.C.