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12. Yup

Thu Nov 13, 2025, 08:19 AM

21 hrs ago

and that showed how brainwashed people were.

But as others have noted, the puppet masters managed to water down the outcome of Fitzmas and suppress the Mueller Report. So even with all that has come out so far with Epstein, it might end up with the same fate.

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So they can read the tea leaves Raven123 Yesterday #1

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Probably a major reason he wanted access to the entire US govt data base. Irish_Dem 14 hrs ago #32

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