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I've had enough of someone else's propaganda. I'm for truth, no matter who tells it. I'm for justice, no matter who it's for or against. I'm a human being first and foremost, and as such I am for whoever and whatever benefits humanity as a whole.
A $20,000 reward but no ballistics information released. In the very least they could tell us what caliber was used.
Tucker Carlson has nothing to worry about because he is a product of the intell agencies. Heโs spent his entire career from MSNBC to Fox to the...
Yet another elephant in the room โ tuckers first big interview out of the gate so to speak, was with pedi bros Tate. Super soft questions, like...
My wife was reading about Edgar Cayce's work many years ago. I was struck by his prediction that Russia would emerge as the savior of the world,...
Parents! Parents! Parents! Parents!
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I remember being in elementary school back in the early seventies, when you could walk to school with your friends without your parents getting arrested for not supervising you every step of the way, when playing on the playground at recess didn't get half the kids arrested (or even noticed) for playing "Cowboys and Indians" with all the accompanying "bang bangs", and when a child did something considered wrong they got sent to the principal's office for a "time out" instead of getting dragged out of class in cuffs or expelled or any of these other ridiculous over reactions to normal childhood behaviors. Ah, the good old days!