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🇺🇸 PATEL: HALF A BILLION IN MINNESOTA — $17 BILLION SEIZED OVERSEAS🚨 FBI Director Kash Patel just laid out the fraud war. • Minnesota Feeding Our Future: about half a billion dollars stolen. Roughly 100 charged. Majority convicted. More coming. • Last three months: six of the most wanted...

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The Learing Center fraudsters of Twinkletoes Walz & Minnesota has grown to SEVENTEEN BILLION DOLLARS & involves multiple countries with the FBI tracking them all down, extraditing back to USA with 60 already in prison! Now arrest TSA AGENTS who allowed that $ to travel IN CASH through airlines to these pirate countries!

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Patty Teichroew His Mouthpiece7 gün önce

I can't believe Amy Klobachar actually asked that question!

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Larry S.🇺🇸7 gün önce

There is that pesky “17” again….hmmm

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“Q”uite amazing 🤩! Enjoy the Show… 🍿

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Interesting communications : $17 😉🐸 BILLION & Operation BLACKOUT

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Mary Hernandez7 gün önce

All under her watch…she’s a spineless twit.

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Earl Kubin7 gün önce

@drawandstrike That’s amazing 🤩

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Please help!!

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Well done!

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WOW WOW Beyond Incredible These Numbers Numbers Takes Ones Breath Away

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