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There are periods in the life of humanity, which generally coincide with the beginning of the fall of cultures and civilizations, when the masses irretrievably lose their reason and begin to destroy everything that has been created by centuries and millennia of culture. Such periods of mass madness, often coinciding with geological cataclysms, climate changes, and similar phenomena of a planetary character, release a very great quantity of the matter of knowledge.
The rise and growth of socialism and communism in America is a symptom of our failing educational system as well as being one of the results of...
Ah, yes. More toothless warning letters. Wake me when anyone is arrested or charged. Voter fraud in California is blatant yet nothing concrete has...
He clearly suffered from Small Penis Syndrome. It's a thing. Look it up. Unfortunately, he adopted a murderous style of overcompensation, and...
Attune your life-force. Focus attention on That - Agencies' Soul Source.
LOL "It's a clown world after all" sing it with me! LOL
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Comment: At least one American voter changed their vote because they ate a bad burrito that morning. We can't say for sure who it was, but we're highly confident it did happen. And at least two voters changed their vote from Democrat to Republican after visualizing for three seconds what a Hillary presidency would look like. In fact, we're extremely confident that either or both of those factors swung a heckuva lot more votes than the "Russian meddling" Brennan can't stop obsessing about.