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What a hoot……!!! . Freedom of expression. LOL

Google should stop interfering in public policy as well as attempting to censor information. It's not their job to do any of these things.

reminds me of the days when they were investigating if radiation from power-lines were dangerous to people. massive studies showed it was. then...

hmm, i wonder if the writer of the article is on speed or some other funny substances. nevertheless, i think he might be right in his assumption...

Don't hold your breath, Trump was never about this. Why you think he backed out of the Iran deal and the nuclear treaty? Stop dreaming and wake...