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Like this shit right here. Expoiting David Wilcock’s death for engagement. Trying to rope David’s death into decoding Q drops. “Ascension! He was either murdered or he’s in witness protection! I’m sure he didn’t kill himself!” Said by people who never met David and have no fucking clue what...

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