caryking said:

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Storm, if you are talking about werewolf's post, well, there was a lot in it…

Some of it, I believe; however, some of it, well… it needs more validation for me to support. It sounds feasible, but, it also sounds far fetched.

I don't know, it's a lot to consume. What I do believe is: we need to work hard to get off the CCP tit!

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I didn't necessarily say it was all true. I'm sharing in hopes that a few are willing to think outside the matrix. Like almost everything we hear and read we regurgitate what we think is conceivable. The world is not as many believe it to be.....gaslighted and 100% in the matrix. I don't care if you believe it or not.....and I don't worry that one might not contemplate its veracity. I provide info that might allow one to expand their thinking..........think out of the box........think out of the matrix. There is a matrix; you can bet your lilly white boots there is. I will say also that what's posted is not precisely what I think is most likely.....I thought it more plausible for others to contemplate.

Heck; many on here completely dismissed all the information I provided on the virus thread..........all living in the JAB/VIRUS matrix. Damn near all of it is being shown to have been true or developing to be true. Maybe doubters should hurry out for booster 1 and maybe even booster 2......as many were on the verge of doing. I provided that info to prevent a few from jumping off that cliff. How many on here have the two jabs? How many have taken a booster? I can tell you that out-of-the-matrix info was that these jabs will kill many people. As we see mortality rates up 40% in the last two qtrs of 2021 when compared to the prior 5 year avg....and a 200 yr statically occurring pandemic would only see a 10% increase. The jabs started in 2021....the PCR test virus was 2020.

The same people that control Trudeau also control Biden & most of Congress

https://patelpatriot.substack.com/p/the-silent-war

Naysayers, allow yourselves to think. Expand your thinking. Connect the dots right in front of your nose.

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Steve Videtich said:

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Inflation hits 7.5%. Highest in 40 years.

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It will get worse before it gets better... The question remains: how long until it gets better?

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Better question, how much worse? I fear it could dwarf the 1970s, particularly as the Fed is petrified to meaningfully raise rates and reduce money supply to combat this thing. Gold has disappointed folks thus far as a shelter but the chart (link below) is a pattern I've seen before….rather than a steady rise, I think the metals and the miners will explode with little warning at some point, very possibly this year.

https://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=Hui&insttype=&freq=2&show=&time=20

Oldsouljer said:

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caryking said:

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Steve Videtich said:

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Inflation hits 7.5%. Highest in 40 years.

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It will get worse before it gets better... The question remains: how long until it gets better?

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Better question, how much worse? I fear it could dwarf the 1970s, particularly as the Fed is petrified to meaningfully raise rates and reduce money supply to combat this thing. Gold has disappointed folks thus far as a shelter but the chart (link below) is a pattern I've seen before….rather than a steady rise, I think the metals and the miners will explode with little warning at some point, very possibly this year.

https://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=Hui&insttype=&freq=2&show=&time=20

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If we calculated inflation the same way we did in the 70s/80s last year would've been almost as bad as any year during that era. If you don't believe me, look into the Boskin Commission.

I just listened to a financial guy and he thinks we will see this getting worse. He compared this to the first couple of years of Regan's first term. We had a tough economy; however, it was by design to clean up the whole economic infrastructure.

Sounds like Volkert, a Democrat, was on the same page as Regan in getting the economy working better, long term.

This s where my knowledge is tapped out. Supposedly, interest rate hikes my be good, in the long term; however horrible in the short term. Currently, the Fed Reserve is still buying bonds and loading up the balance sheet. This is helping to cause higher inflation. Essentially inflating the money supply.

What happens when the Fed Reserve does this? Assets sky-rocket! Who benefits from this? Mainly the 1%!

How do we get out of this? Im not sure as this a chess game that I don't fully understand.

caryking said:

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I just listened to a financial guy and he thinks we will see this getting worse. He compared this to the first couple of years of Regan's first term. We had a tough economy; however, it was by design to clean up the whole economic infrastructure.

Sounds like Volkert, a Democrat, was on the same page as Regan in getting the economy working better, long term.

This s where my knowledge is tapped out. Supposedly, interest rate hikes my be good, in the long term; however horrible in the short term. Currently, the Fed Reserve is still buying bonds and loading up the balance sheet. This is helping to cause higher inflation. Essentially inflating the money supply.

What happens when the Fed Reserve does this? Assets sky-rocket! Who benefits from this? Mainly the 1%!

How do we get out of this? Im not sure as this a chess game that I don't fully understand.

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The fed basically has two options. 1) Raise interest rates significantly. Doing this will eventually ***** the asset bubble and lead to recession but will allow for malinvestment to flushed out and be better in the long run (Think Paul Volcker). 2) Keep interest rates low (they might not keep them at 0 but 1/4 of a point rate hikes in the face of 7%+ inflation is essentially window dressing). Doing this will, in the hopes of the fed, keep the party and bubble going but will lead to more inflation.

My bet is they will go with option 2 in the short term and hopefully someone will realize we need to go with option 1 before hyperinflation destroys the dollar. And then in a just world close the fed and allow markets to set interest rates as they should have been doing this whole time.

The Fed is the single greatest driver of income and wealth inequality in this country and it isn't even close.

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caryking said:

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I just listened to a financial guy and he thinks we will see this getting worse. He compared this to the first couple of years of Regan's first term. We had a tough economy; however, it was by design to clean up the whole economic infrastructure.

Sounds like Volkert, a Democrat, was on the same page as Regan in getting the economy working better, long term.

This s where my knowledge is tapped out. Supposedly, interest rate hikes my be good, in the long term; however horrible in the short term. Currently, the Fed Reserve is still buying bonds and loading up the balance sheet. This is helping to cause higher inflation. Essentially inflating the money supply.

What happens when the Fed Reserve does this? Assets sky-rocket! Who benefits from this? Mainly the 1%!

How do we get out of this? Im not sure as this a chess game that I don't fully understand.

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The fed basically has two options. 1) Raise interest rates significantly. Doing this will eventually ***** the asset bubble and lead to recession but will allow for malinvestment to flushed out and be better in the long run (Think Paul Volcker). 2) Keep interest rates low (they might not keep them at 0 but 1/4 of a point rate hikes in the face of 7%+ inflation is essentially window dressing). Doing this will, in the hopes of the fed, keep the party and bubble going but will lead to more inflation.

My bet is they will go with option 2 in the short term and hopefully someone will realize we need to go with option 1 before hyperinflation destroys the dollar. And then in a just world close the fed and allow markets to set interest rates as they should have been doing this whole time.

The Fed is the single greatest driver of income and wealth inequality in this country and it isn't even close.

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Asset bubble being real estate and the stock market?

Also, the continuous buying of treasury bonds and I'm assuming mortgage backed securities is also devaluing the dollar, right?

Meet Biden's new nuclear waste expert for the DOE. You can't make this **** up.

Warning NSFW

https://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/sam-brinton-kinky-joe-biden-puttin-on-the-dog/

caryking said:

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bgr3 said:

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caryking said:

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I just listened to a financial guy and he thinks we will see this getting worse. He compared this to the first couple of years of Regan's first term. We had a tough economy; however, it was by design to clean up the whole economic infrastructure.

Sounds like Volkert, a Democrat, was on the same page as Regan in getting the economy working better, long term.

This s where my knowledge is tapped out. Supposedly, interest rate hikes my be good, in the long term; however horrible in the short term. Currently, the Fed Reserve is still buying bonds and loading up the balance sheet. This is helping to cause higher inflation. Essentially inflating the money supply.

What happens when the Fed Reserve does this? Assets sky-rocket! Who benefits from this? Mainly the 1%!

How do we get out of this? Im not sure as this a chess game that I don't fully understand.

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The fed basically has two options. 1) Raise interest rates significantly. Doing this will eventually ***** the asset bubble and lead to recession but will allow for malinvestment to flushed out and be better in the long run (Think Paul Volcker). 2) Keep interest rates low (they might not keep them at 0 but 1/4 of a point rate hikes in the face of 7%+ inflation is essentially window dressing). Doing this will, in the hopes of the fed, keep the party and bubble going but will lead to more inflation.

My bet is they will go with option 2 in the short term and hopefully someone will realize we need to go with option 1 before hyperinflation destroys the dollar. And then in a just world close the fed and allow markets to set interest rates as they should have been doing this whole time.

The Fed is the single greatest driver of income and wealth inequality in this country and it isn't even close.

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Asset bubble being real estate and the stock market?

Also, the continuous buying of treasury bonds and I'm assuming mortgage backed securities is also devaluing the dollar, right?

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I'll be curious to see what happens to real estate. This isn't a bubble the same as we saw in the runup to '08 where it was an oversupplied musical chairs feeding frenzy. When the music stopped, you had a lot of big national builders holding way more inventory than demand supported and that correction was long and painful.

In this climate, demand is still far outpacing supply.

I'm sure this will vary by region; you could argue in the aggregate demand is being propped up by cheap money but Raleigh's one of the top three emerging markets in the country. The fundamentals here are unusually strong because so many people are moving here from other markets to participate in our job market, low cost of living, good schools, mild weather, etc.

Interests rates bumping up two clicks don't change those fundamentals (for Raleigh). They may obviously have some cooling effect on housing demand though; more people can afford a house (or more house) when the money is cheap.

This should shock no one:

At the same time that it was collecting this record $1,516,952,000,000 in taxes in the first four months of fiscal 2022, the federal government was spending $1,775,947,000,000. This resulted in a deficit of $258,995,000,000.

https://www.cnsnews.com/article/washington/terence-p-jeffrey/1516952000000-federal-tax-collections-set-record-through

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caryking said:

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bgr3 said:

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caryking said:

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I just listened to a financial guy and he thinks we will see this getting worse. He compared this to the first couple of years of Regan's first term. We had a tough economy; however, it was by design to clean up the whole economic infrastructure.

Sounds like Volkert, a Democrat, was on the same page as Regan in getting the economy working better, long term.

This s where my knowledge is tapped out. Supposedly, interest rate hikes my be good, in the long term; however horrible in the short term. Currently, the Fed Reserve is still buying bonds and loading up the balance sheet. This is helping to cause higher inflation. Essentially inflating the money supply.

What happens when the Fed Reserve does this? Assets sky-rocket! Who benefits from this? Mainly the 1%!

How do we get out of this? Im not sure as this a chess game that I don't fully understand.

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The fed basically has two options. 1) Raise interest rates significantly. Doing this will eventually ***** the asset bubble and lead to recession but will allow for malinvestment to flushed out and be better in the long run (Think Paul Volcker). 2) Keep interest rates low (they might not keep them at 0 but 1/4 of a point rate hikes in the face of 7%+ inflation is essentially window dressing). Doing this will, in the hopes of the fed, keep the party and bubble going but will lead to more inflation.

My bet is they will go with option 2 in the short term and hopefully someone will realize we need to go with option 1 before hyperinflation destroys the dollar. And then in a just world close the fed and allow markets to set interest rates as they should have been doing this whole time.

The Fed is the single greatest driver of income and wealth inequality in this country and it isn't even close.

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Asset bubble being real estate and the stock market?

Also, the continuous buying of treasury bonds and I'm assuming mortgage backed securities is also devaluing the dollar, right?

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I'll be curious to see what happens to real estate. This isn't a bubble the same as we saw in the runup to '08 where it was an oversupplied musical chairs feeding frenzy. When the music stopped, you had a lot of big national builders holding way more inventory than demand supported and that correction was long and painful.

In this climate, demand is still far outpacing supply.

I'm sure this will vary by region; you could argue in the aggregate demand is being propped up by cheap money but Raleigh's one of the top three emerging markets in the country. The fundamentals here are unusually strong because so many people are moving here from other markets to participate in our job market, low cost of living, good schools, mild weather, etc.

Interests rates bumping up two clicks don't change those fundamentals (for Raleigh). They may obviously have some cooling effect on housing demand though; more people can afford a house (or more house) when the money is cheap.

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Civ, the big difference are the institutional buyers of single family homes. The amount of money being spent by the likes of Black Rock and Vanguard is astronomical!

I don't know the answer of this; however, the question should be: how many single family houses are being bought by these financial institutions in central NC?

hokiewolf said:

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This should shock no one:

At the same time that it was collecting this record $1,516,952,000,000 in taxes in the first four months of fiscal 2022, the federal government was spending $1,775,947,000,000. This resulted in a deficit of $258,995,000,000.

https://www.cnsnews.com/article/washington/terence-p-jeffrey/1516952000000-federal-tax-collections-set-record-through

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That's over a trillion dollars added to the 30 trillion in debt we currently have. The problem is, right now, there isn't a reduction, of spending, in sight…

Taxes can not make up this difference!

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Wisconsin has 4 million adults but 7.1 million voter registrations

2 bedroom apartment has 26 registered "voters"

16 unit building with 290 registered "voters"

Single family home with 19 registered "voters"

"We've found tens of thousands of these."

@LizHarrington76

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7.1 million voter registrations according to who?

The WI Elections commission shows 3.4MM.

https://elections.wi.gov/statistics/voter_reg/feb2022

Civilized said:

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Werewolf said:

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Wisconsin has 4 million adults but 7.1 million voter registrations

2 bedroom apartment has 26 registered "voters"

16 unit building with 290 registered "voters"

Single family home with 19 registered "voters"

"We've found tens of thousands of these."

@LizHarrington76

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7.1 million voter registrations according to who?

The WI Elections commission shows 3.4MM.

https://elections.wi.gov/statistics/voter_reg/feb2022

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Civ, I don't know the numbers being stated by werewolf, or for that matter you…. One of the main issues in Wisconsin, is the use of absentee voting. The courts, I believe, made an arbitrary ruling that allowed anyone, essentially, to vote using absentee voting.

If my understanding is remotely correct; that is, in itself, unlawful!

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/02/exclusive-currently-5-million-invalid-ballots-identified-2020-election-pennsylvania-georgia-arizona-validating-trump-won/

Currently Over 5 Million Questionable, Unlawful or Spurious Ballots Identified in 2020 Election in PA, GA and AZ,

-- Will Republican Party Do Anything or Will They Allow this to Continue?

THE TEN POINTS TO TRUE ELECTION INTEGRITY

1) all voter rolls dumped and all legitimate voters re-registered with appropriate means of confirmation to eliminate illegal or double registering of voters.

2) ban on all electronic elections equipment. Poll books, voting machines, tabulators.

3) paper and pen/pencil balloting, granted only with valid ID.

4) mail balloting illegal with exception of overseas military, legitimately disabled with appropriate approval and supervision, or professionals unable to vote on Election Day (doctors, pilots, etc).

5) no early voting. Counter with more and smaller precincts.

6) precincts under 1,000 voters.

7) ballot harvesting illegal and punishable by a decade in prison.

8) Election Day as a state or national holiday. A populist compromise that will eliminate fraud through the means of having weeks or over a month to execute.

9) winners announced by midnight. Somehow FL and TX can tally 10mm+ votes 90 minutes after polls close but PA needs 4 days and CA 4 weeks.

10) ten year Prison terms for anyone caught restricting access for members of any party to observe election procedure (TCF center, etc.), ballot harvesting, repeat scanning ballots, or any other means of distorting an election.

https://rumble.com/vtt0is-confirmed-25000-counterfeit-ballots-included-in-az-audit-count.html

Arizona - crumbs overall.

caryking said:

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Civilized said:

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Werewolf said:

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Wisconsin has 4 million adults but 7.1 million voter registrations

2 bedroom apartment has 26 registered "voters"

16 unit building with 290 registered "voters"

Single family home with 19 registered "voters"

"We've found tens of thousands of these."

@LizHarrington76

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7.1 million voter registrations according to who?

The WI Elections commission shows 3.4MM.

https://elections.wi.gov/statistics/voter_reg/feb2022

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Civ, I don't know the numbers being stated by werewolf, or for that matter you…. One of the main issues in Wisconsin, is the use of absentee voting. The courts, I believe, made an arbitrary ruling that allowed anyone, essentially, to vote using absentee voting.

If my understanding is remotely correct; that is, in itself, unlawful!

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Wisconsin has 4 million adults but 7.1 million voter registrations - Forum - Tea Party Command Center (ning.com)


CENSORSHIP is massive, VOTER FRAUD too. GASLIGHTING and OPERATION MOCKINGBIRD?

Oldsouljer said:

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Steve Videtich said:

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Tell us more about Trump Russia!

Clinton campaign paid to 'infiltrate' Trump Tower, White House servers to link Trump to Russia: Durham

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/clinton-campaign-paid-infiltrate-trump-tower-white-house-servers

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If Donald Trump can take credit for just one good thing, it's that he revealed to the nation that Mexico's got nothing on us for corruption.

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Actually, that may be the most profound statement in this entire thread!

Steve Videtich said:

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Tell us more about Trump Russia!

Clinton campaign paid to 'infiltrate' Trump Tower, White House servers to link Trump to Russia: Durham

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/clinton-campaign-paid-infiltrate-trump-tower-white-house-servers

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The stuff is about to hit the fan. The news media has been lying to you. The government has been lying to you and were involved in this spying of a duly elected President. Things are about to get real interesting.

DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Videtich said:

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Tell us more about Trump Russia!

Clinton campaign paid to 'infiltrate' Trump Tower, White House servers to link Trump to Russia: Durham

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/clinton-campaign-paid-infiltrate-trump-tower-white-house-servers

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The stuff is about to hit the fan. The news media has been lying to you. The government has been lying to you and were involved in this spying of a duly elected President. Things are about to get real interesting.

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Exactly!

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/02/12/the-surveillance-and-political-spying-operations-highlighted-by-john-durham-today-are-the-tip-of-the-iceberg/

It's coming

DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Videtich said:

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Tell us more about Trump Russia!

Clinton campaign paid to 'infiltrate' Trump Tower, White House servers to link Trump to Russia: Durham

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/clinton-campaign-paid-infiltrate-trump-tower-white-house-servers

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The stuff is about to hit the fan. The news media has been lying to you. The government has been lying to you and were involved in this spying of a duly elected President. Things are about to get real interesting.

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Oh, I know! I just post things like that here for the folks that only watch CNN and MSNBC. If they don't see it there, they don't believe it.

I was hanging with friends last night and one was talking about the show Chasing Hitler, I believe was the name. It got me thinking. I would love to fast forward 50-100 years from now and see some of the investigative shows that come out about the government of today.

Steve Videtich said:

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DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Videtich said:

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Tell us more about Trump Russia!

Clinton campaign paid to 'infiltrate' Trump Tower, White House servers to link Trump to Russia: Durham

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/clinton-campaign-paid-infiltrate-trump-tower-white-house-servers

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The stuff is about to hit the fan. The news media has been lying to you. The government has been lying to you and were involved in this spying of a duly elected President. Things are about to get real interesting.

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Oh, I know! I just post things like that here for the folks that only watch CNN and MSNBC. If they don't see it there, they don't believe it.

I was hanging with friends last night and one was talking about the show Chasing Hitler, I believe was the name. It got me thinking. I would love to fast forward 50-100 years from now and see some of the investigative shows that come out about the government of today.

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Hunting Hitler. That was a damn good series.

TheStorm said:

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Steve Videtich said:

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DrummerboyWolf said:

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Steve Videtich said:

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Tell us more about Trump Russia!

Clinton campaign paid to 'infiltrate' Trump Tower, White House servers to link Trump to Russia: Durham

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/clinton-campaign-paid-infiltrate-trump-tower-white-house-servers

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The stuff is about to hit the fan. The news media has been lying to you. The government has been lying to you and were involved in this spying of a duly elected President. Things are about to get real interesting.

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Oh, I know! I just post things like that here for the folks that only watch CNN and MSNBC. If they don't see it there, they don't believe it.

I was hanging with friends last night and one was talking about the show Chasing Hitler, I believe was the name. It got me thinking. I would love to fast forward 50-100 years from now and see some of the investigative shows that come out about the government of today.

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Hunting Hitler. That was a damn good series.

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That's it, couldn't remember for sure!