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FACEBOOK IS THE PENTAGONS DARPA LIFELOG PROGRAM Facebook and IG are down. Facebook is simply the continuation of the Pentagons DARPA LifeLog project to compile a database of every activity and relationship a person engages in. LifeLog ended 2/3/04. Facebook started 2/4/04.

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Eleventhstar ✨2 years ago

Data is the new gold.

Redpill Drifter2 years ago

It's everything

💥Ash777💥2 years ago

I don’t do FB- but ALL of my friends and family do!

Redpill Drifter2 years ago

Good for you Ash 👊

PatriotAsAMother 🇺🇸2 years ago

Spot on, sir!

Redpill Drifter2 years ago

Yet people willingly put their entire lives on there 🙄

💫StellarChic🇺🇸✨💫🌟🚀2 years ago

🎯🎯🎯

Redpill Drifter2 years ago

🙏 👊

Dracula🩸🖤🩸2 years ago

lol, all I do on there is shot post about farts, dickd and any other offensive thing I can find 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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