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Confucius has no interest in falsehood; he did not pretend to be prophet; he claimed no inspiration; he taught no new religion; he used no delusions; flattered not the emperor under whom he lived.
North Africa - including Algeria - is where most of the troublesome muslim immigrants in France came from. A reverse color revolution is in the...
MCsnacks Not too sure about the 'vaccines' bit
Our Technology is not merely extremely fragile, it is increasingly made of cheap shit. Its direction is tied to and shown by the direction of the...
That's a lot of snacks... +1
They came for the alawites and Christians and no one said anything or helped. When they came for us there was no one left to ask for help.
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Comment: America is truly off the rails. In a broad-sweep hunt for 'extremists', Bank of America is acting as an intelligence source, defiling the privacy of its patrons and attributing punishment without legal or judicial authority. This is a follow-up interview with former prosecutor Francey Hakes to assess the legality of BofA's actions:
See also:
Who are Political Extremists? Bank of America handed over customer data to feds following Capitol riot