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Spring planting time here in Vermont and have been buying and applying chicken manure. Ummm.
Hmm, as a paper of such magnitude, how many facts are they sitting on that could retroactively ruin the lives of a big number of people in the...
Insects contain lots of deadly viruses, just like bats. Satanic Illuminati dining on Steak & Wine thus mocks the dirty masses of 8 billion...
Absolutely nothing to do with nowadays Supreme Western Empire's Secret Service..
Plus most of these Hollywoodoo freaks are religiously Satanic. Read Kerth Barker's excellent book: [Link]
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Ah, but that's the kind of thing The BBC do best.
People in this country couldn't listen to rock music on the radio 'til 1967 - they had to listen to it via offshore pirates, yet hardly a week goes by without a BBC documentary along the lines of "Our Wonderful Rock n' Roll Years" - never mentioning the aforesaid fact. Or "Our Wonderful Reggae Years" - never mentioning that The BBC had a de facto ban on reggae throughout the 1970's. Or: "Our Wonderful Punk Years", never mentioning the fact that they banned The Sex Pistols, and the charts were rigged so the four unloveable spikey-tops wouldn't show up at number one.
Evidently, Orwell's a bit too hot for them.