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Democrats hate it when you suppress the “non citizen vote.”
Really cuts into their numbers in places like California.
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"52 million years ago" 😂😂😂 The "mass fish die-off is because there was a global flood and it was only a few thousand years ago.
The water prevailed more and more upon the earth, so that all the high mountains everywhere under the heavens were covered. The water prevailed fifteen cubits higher, and the mountains were covered. - Genesis 7:19-20 (NASB)
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Chicago: Concealed Carry License Holder Shoots Alleged Attacker breitbart.com/2nd-amendment/… via @BreitbartNews
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The conspiracy theory that too many people still believe is that you can trust the government.
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Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon was nothing more than Bibi’s sales pitch to get us into the war.
This obvious reality is a punchline in Israel.
Time to end our public humiliation.
End the war.
End our lopsided relationship with Israel.
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Obama tried sending a Green Beret to prison. The crime? The GB beat the hell out of an Afghan police chief who chained little boys to a desk and did horrors I will not say. That is who Obama is. That is who his generals are. Pedophile demons in human suits.
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If by “worked” you mean it murdered a lot of people and impoverished the others, then yes. Works every time.
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“forces . . .” That’s socialism in one word.
NYC Council quietly passes bill that forces owners to give nonprofits first dibs on buying their properties for 90 days trib.al/6gNEct0
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These maps encompass four centuries of the transatlantic slave trade (1501-1900). Follow the arrows. Why is no one demanding slavery reparations from Brazil or Portugal or any of the Caribbean nations, or from Libya or Egypt or Saudi Arabia? As you’ll note from one the images (p. 17), fewer than 4 percent—3.5 to be exact—of slaves over 400 years disembarked in what became the United States.🤔
Source: Atlas of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Yale University Press (2010), 4-5, 17, 29.
