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Posted by Brooklynbus on Wed Feb 2 15:13:53 2022, in response to Re: Do you know the difference between disinformation and misinformation?, posted by Spider-Pig on Wed Feb 2 11:14:10 2022. If what you say about Oswald is true, why did he flee as soon as he saw the police? Why didn't he just remain seated if that would arouse the least suspicion? You can't have it both ways.Holocaust denialism does not deserve equal time, but at the same time those who deny it should not be censored either. They need to be heard so they can be exposed for the liars they are. There are many questions that still remain regarding the 2016 election, one is that Pennsylvania acted illegally according to its own constitution by counting absentee ballots that were illegally sent out. The Constitution needed to be changed first fir those votes to be legally counted and it wasn't. The Constitution only allows absentee ballots for those who have a legitimate reason why they cannot make it to the polls. Some may have had foreknowledge of 9-11, other than Al Qadda. What is your explanation why Tower 7 fell? |
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