Replying to @HenrickMorris
Rage Bait from One half of the Ambiguously Gay Duo -
No way this dude is real.
Every post is like this….
Haha -
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Netanyahu personally arranged for Hamas to receive $35,000,000 EVERY MONTH from Qatar
How? Using suitcases filled with cash.
Over $1 Billion transferred to Hamas from Netanyahu.
Let that sink in.
On October 7th Netanyahu declared "Hamas is a monster, we will annihilate them.”
Now we learn he was the one keeping Hamas alive with suitcases of Qatari cash.
Charlie Kirk was right.
“Was there a stand down order,” Kirk asked.
Then Kirk was killed.
These are the people pulling the strings of our governmental leaders.
Republicans and Democrats.
Replying to @VladTheInflator
THIS is attempted murder. Beating an unconscious man, and then coming back to stomp on his head…
No one will get arrested tho.
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Supermarkets getting hacked by ai.
Blood banks getting hacked by ai.
The plot is building for when we learn “the banks have been hacked and you’ve lost all your money.”
What to Expect from the Banks:
‘We’ll replace your stolen money with this digital and tracked digital currency.’
60% of Paraguayans have lost ALL of their assets due to this very issue.
What have the citizens of Paraguay done?
They’ve dragged the dirty politicians out of their homes and thru the streets.
Politicians should Fear the Public.
Not the other way around.
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Replying to @GuntherEagleman
Conservative Here 🙋🏻♂️ -
Miller is about as corrupt as they come….
Wonder how Miller’s wife learned to buy $1M of Elon’s AI stock the day before the Pentagon announced it would use it?
Miller is part of the problem. The reason we’ll be subjected to fkng DEI and open borders all over again.
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Replying to @TheKevinDalton
Someone report this guy… fckng punching and kicking a man that was Already Knocked Out -
THIS is Attempted Murder!
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Paraguay teaching the World a Lesson:
The citizens of Paraguay are dragging their politicians thru the streets.
Politicians should be Scared of the Population.
Not the other way around.
Paraguay is in the middle of a major political and financial crisis. The digital bank Ueno collapsed (or was seized by the central bank for solvency problems), freezing access to savings and pensions for roughly 2.9–3 million people—nearly half the country’s population. President Santiago Peña had prior ownership ties to the bank’s parent company, which fueled accusations of conflicts of interest. Large protests erupted in Asunción demanding accountability and the return of funds.
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