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If we define an American fascist as one who in case of conflict puts money and power ahead of human beings, then there are undoubtedly several million fascists in the United States.
There are probably several hundred thousand if we narrow the definition to include only those who in their search for money and power are ruthless and deceitful.
He can start by getting rid of glyphosate. Then all those people who think they are reacting to gluten can go back to eating wheat. I have...
Check the kickback money to these folks.
"his eulogy was delivered by Bill Clinton."
"Personally, I am planning to load up on the incandescent bulbs as soon as they become available." I don't know if this decision will affect...
"The government is in a fragile position" Not as fragile as little kids at a school with perverts.
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First there was aol. Everybody connect! Phone modem slow, but that's all anyone had back then (at home anyway). But it was a new innovation and people discovered each other and crime expanded their horizon also.
Then their service deteriorated and ppl complained for a few years.
Then the FCC totally revamped the frequency chart so they could use digital, double up the $ returns from frequency use. And, in order to justify to ham radio users what they were doing, removed the eternal "you gotta learn morse code" rule from the entrance requirements so ham radio "wouldn't die out". The result was tons of ppl got on the air that didn't know a thing...kind of like when the CB radio craze started. But again, they didn't know how to build their own sets, what made sets tick, etc. I exaggerated a little, but it got "instantized" if you get the drift; frequencies were shifted...and ham radio also got some frequencies removed! (which to me is just the start down the road to getting rid of people that can communicate off-grid).
I believe this was done around the world, but not sure.
Then cable bought out internet in the years of "monopolies return". Once that happened internet anything had all these taxes, just like the landline phones. Internet does not support old fashioned bell phones, which have great sound. This is because landline phonelines also have electrical support; but antenna phones (not cell) depend on electricity from the wall. That is why many like cell phones, besides being handy dandy. Btw they are upping the frequencies so we don't miss a call, but get more head cancers for those that use cell phones. Our country loves us, let me count the ways.