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Neil Oliver describes an accelerating generational shift in public scepticism towards official narratives—from JFK and 9/11 to the murders of Charlie Kirk and Ann Widdecombe. He maintains that people are increasingly rejecting these official accounts, recognising a recurring pattern of false flags designed to benefit powerful interests.

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