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17,173 views • 3 months ago

Video 1: The thing I did, the best advice when I was governor in anambra state, to stop crime at Upper iweka was given by a mad man It was mad man who lives there, when I came as govenor When I go to onitsha I look for him and hug him and he will tell me stories, but he is a mad man Video 2 : he is not really a mad man We went to the same secondary school He went to study in America But came back and had a mental problem So I can classify him as a mad man He is organised He was telling me about issues about political parties Video 3: He was a mad man He insisted he must talk to me He told me to remove the military barracks He had the local knowledge of the area This man life don spoil with lies 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Video 1: The thing I did, the best advice when I was governor in anambra state, to stop crime at Upper iweka was given by a mad man It was mad man who lives there, when I came as govenor When I go to onitsha I look for him and hug him and he will tell me stories, but he is a mad man Video 2 : he is not really a mad man We went to the same secondary school He went to study in America But came back and had a mental problem So I can classify him as a mad man He is organised He was telling me about issues about political parties Video 3: He was a mad man He insisted he must talk to me He told me to remove the military barracks He had the local knowledge of the area This man life don spoil with lies 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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40,635 views • 2 months ago

Rep. Subramanyam calls on Lutnick to resign. Subramanyam: He was evasive, nervous, dishonest. He says he was never in the room with Epstein again after the first time he met him, yet he then admitted he was in the room with Epstein. I had to ask him whether he and I were in the same room just now because I couldn’t understand his meaning of “in the same room.” He said he never met with Epstein again socially, yet he admits that was a social visit to his island. He was clearly being dishonest. He doesn’t remember why he went to Epstein’s island, but he somehow remembers going there after pictures surfaced of him being at the island. This is absurd, and he should resign.
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Rep. Subramanyam calls on Lutnick to resign. Subramanyam: He was evasive, nervous, dishonest. He says he was never in the room with Epstein again after the first time he met him, yet he then admitted he was in the room with Epstein. I had to ask him whether he and I were in the same room just now because I couldn’t understand his meaning of “in the same room.” He said he never met with Epstein again socially, yet he admits that was a social visit to his island. He was clearly being dishonest. He doesn’t remember why he went to Epstein’s island, but he somehow remembers going there after pictures surfaced of him being at the island. This is absurd, and he should resign.

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Bono is a first class prick. He always was. Here he is at Glen Hansard’s funeral reciting (not singing) the lyrics of A Beautiful Day. He changed a word here and there. Then, he decides to sing one line and wonders why the crowd isn’t joining. Meanwhile, The Edge is off to the side to … back him up??? When Bono was done, he turns and bows to the crowd and thanks the priest for the use of the church. Should I tell my Bad Bono stories from back in the day again?
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Bono is a first class prick. He always was. Here he is at Glen Hansard’s funeral reciting (not singing) the lyrics of A Beautiful Day. He changed a word here and there. Then, he decides to sing one line and wonders why the crowd isn’t joining. Meanwhile, The Edge is off to the side to … back him up??? When Bono was done, he turns and bows to the crowd and thanks the priest for the use of the church. Should I tell my Bad Bono stories from back in the day again?

Samsara 🎤🎵🎹

1,003,130 views • 1 month ago