Spreading this. Make it viral.

Watching it now, so no review at this time. Mehbe laters.

Update: worse than you will want to admit. If this ever makes it into a judicial system, execution should be the norm for the guilty. And I believe the guilty are quite aware of it and will bend every which way possible to keep it out of the judiciary. (And those judges that refused to even ‘see’ if the evidence was convincing enough, should be held accountable as complicit if not outright guilty of conspiracy)

Its not about DJT, its about honesty and that if this is allowed to stand, the people of America are nothing but tax slaves for ruthless system. (And as I see it right now, that IS where we are and the longer it takes to correct the issue, the harder and bloodier it will be)

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Seems that all of the usual suspect lame stream media outlets of any/all sorts are taking this down as fast as they can but it is STILL making it out. The appropriate line from “Serenity” comes in to play………………..

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diogenesoftherifle says:

February 7, 2021 at 6:36 am

Can’t stop the signal 👍👍👍👍👍

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