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Recent happenings include a partly state-funded rock concert headlined by Milei himself whose government is busy putting the "narco" in anarcho-capitalism.
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Behind closed doors, the noted ‘humanitarian interventionist’ successfully lobbied for Israel’s inclusion on important UN committees even after the Human Rights Council accused it of targeting civilians in Gaza. The leaked emails also reveal that Israel furnished Power with a dodgy dossier on Syrian chemical weapons as she pushed regime change in Damascus. Former US
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The "immigrant invasion" of the west, and the race mixing that will ensue is absolutely deliberate and essential for the fulfillment of the jewish 'Kalergi Plan' to genocide all white people of European descent, as outlined in the 1925 book: 'Practical Idealism" by Richard Coudenhove Kalergi.
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Something isn't right here Taken from the 10-5-25 Livestream. Watch the full stream here: https://youtube.com/live/vf9_djEqUdg?...
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If you’ve ever found yourself juggling messy spreadsheets, random sticky notes, or a half-broken to-do list app, Obsidian’s Bases might…
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You've got to be kidding.
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