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We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.
Obviously it is good to have food. The best food though is fresh. Freshly picked produce from your garden and/or greenhouse, fresh fish from your...
A CEO that is 'reality impaired'. I can handle people that are mobility impaired, eyesight impaired or other physical impairments, but not when...
Yahoo! -Whew!-, its over-what a relief! /cheers!
Beirut. That "fertilizer" detonation ... That was a significantly large neutron bomb. Fusion device. How many more does Israel have of those? Iran...
You knew we were screwed when the globalists got to the point where they did not have to be shy about being globalists.
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Comment: Given that the sanctions on Russia are the product of a hysterical campaign to demonize that country, and that they hurt the economy of both Eurasia and the US, then getting rid of them was actually a good idea. Nothing to do with Russian 'meddling' - it was simple common sense. The fact that the Trump administration was never able to lift them just highlights that the president is not really in charge of the country. Indeed, it was the Congress - evidently working on behalf of the 'deep state' or brainwashed by it - that forced Trump to impose further sanctions.
Trump: 'Blame Congress for our bad relationship with Russia'