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Concerned Citizen Richard Branson owning an island called Necker while running a company named Virgin is definitely something to think about. These elites always seem to have their own private islands—makes you wonder what’s really going on behind the scenes.

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Concerned Citizen1 year ago

Not Another Island - Please God No.

eastcoastest 😇 with👇the 🇺🇸 mostest!1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho I always thought it was creepy but nobody questioned the name virgin

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Disciple of Pain1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho What it makes me wonder is why we let people own private islands in the first place

Sir Basic of Chaos1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho Anyone ever look into the DeVos family, the same one that started AmWay? That have a ‘private island’ as well. Wasn’t the wife also the Dept of Education head way back not too very long ago?

Ally1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho His origin story is suspicious. He goes to a bank with no qualifications, and no money. Asks for a loan to buy a plane and start a business. Bank says yes. Best friend with no qualifications and no money, starts a modelling agency. Young girls and global transport

Slam Free Poetry1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho Epstein is Alive.

Polimagnifier1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho He is a jew, so it makes sense

TryTheirShoe1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho My family used to own that island. Nothing crazy used to be going on there.

Willy Really1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho Just another pedophile Island. Nothing to see here folks

Colin Walsh1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho They love mockery. Part of the narcissistic & sociopathic culture. "little saint james of the virgin islands" was pretty on the nose though, even for them.

Barbara1 year ago

@BGatesIsaPyscho Richard Branson was involved with Maxwell in the TerraMar project. TerraMar was child trafficking and it used subs to transport children between islands. Louis Bacon and Peter Nygard owned an island in Bahamas and were involved as well. Look into TerraMar

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