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Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Diving deep into top of mind question of thinking people. Well made show and added value insights
This is why tea parties and those laws and regulations were made. Just with the trailer and first episode and a couple of seconds and my mind, unconfused, “unclouted” itself from the clutter of every day people.
It’s WAY past time you slither under a rock & go away!!! You’re beyond evil!! Take your clot shot and your fake meat and go to he!!
People who think this guy is smart are brain dead sheep. Awful podcast from an awful person.
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