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jac
(3/24/2021)
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Biden doesn't even know what day it is.
The question is, Who's pulling the strings. |
| Comment by:
repealfederalgunlaws
(3/24/2021)
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PATTERN, same pattern over and over AND OVER:
1. Some tool the FBI has been watching (yes ADMITTED in this case, again),
2. Their patsy and/or TOOL always has a history of mental illness and/or on anti depressants (AAAA's purported family says he was having delusions)
3. uses the cliche "assault weapon"
4. and does a double digit supposed death count, sometimes real
5. and this time they added a dead cop into it for extra sympathy. They change it up
6. Their patsy gives himself up for the cops (AAAA is given some superficial leg wound and gives up, not suspicious at ALL)
7. democrats shamelessly USE this as pure terrorism to try and take our freedoms |
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