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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Leftist dribble
This podcast recounts an amazing story, firmly based in historical facts, government documents and live interviews with people who were part of the story as it occurred. Worth every minute you’ll spend listening to it!
Extremely well edited and a concise, focussed storytelling approach makes this a must listen to podcast. I really enjoyed it. Hoping there is a season number two.
Really enjoyed this podcast! Very well done
Another dishonest manipulative piece of work by astonishingly hypocritical leftists.
In the first five minutes of this podcast, they tell everyone that this guy participated in a protest that culminated in burning a federal building to the ground. And then in the next sentence say he got sentenced to five years in prison for “protesting”. No my dear, he got sentenced to five years for burning a building to the ground with people in it.
I have no idea how people like you live with yourself bei... more









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