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Pete Santilli 🇺🇸 🇮🇹 🎙️ For people who don't mind mass surveillance, Remember this: average Americans commit 3 felonies everyday. They can always find a reason to arrest you and ruin your life.

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Pete Santilli 🇺🇸 🇮🇹 🎙️12 天前

Husband at the door: “She’s taking a nap right now, I’ll see if she can come out really quick.” Columbine Valley PD — Sgt. Jamie Millian. Wakes Chrisanna Elser. Accuses her of stealing a $25 package in Bow Mar. Officer: “You can’t get a breath of fresh air in or out of that place without us knowing.” “I have you on camera walking up, ringing the doorbell, taking the package and literally running away.” “It is her, it is 100%. It is locked in. There is zero doubt.” Podcast punchline from Chrisanna: If he’d checked his own flock cameras… her truck was parked in front of another one the whole time. Ridiculous! Watch Now:

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JC11 天前

@petersantilli The premise seems like BS, I’d like examples of the three most common felonies committed? That said, yes, metadata collection is bad.

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ABell 🔔11 天前

@petersantilli Felonies? Three a day on average?? No way. Surveillance… bad. Absolutely. Peeps do felonies on the daily. Nope.

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TeamTERFNukeMuzzies11 天前

@petersantilli Not true at all.

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Mark McConnell11 天前

@petersantilli This sounds exactly like what they did to Trump

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Yinzer Stooge11 天前

@petersantilli 3 felonies a day? Maybe Democrats do. They assault and threaten the lives of conservative Christians and Jews multiple times a day for sure.

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Tulasi-Priya11 天前

@petersantilli Either you think we're really that stupid, or it's you who's really that stupid.

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Dan H Rawding11 天前

@petersantilli No flock in way

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glock samson11 天前

@petersantilli You’re retard and so is the cia fed faggot in the video

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JBD11 天前

@petersantilli Contagious 😷?????

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Gene Sotdorus11 天前

@petersantilli That’s a lie

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Murica 🦅🇺🇸11 天前

@petersantilli Whats that have to do with not wanting a police state

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