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Since Walmart pulled their advertising from X, now would be a good time to look into all their strangely overpriced items that have been listed on their online store. Has Walmart’s site been used to sell and traffic children? #Pizzagate
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Did Walmart partner with Wayfair again ?

I just checked and found this. “For 3 years old boys girls”. 🤷🏻♀️👀

I canceled my plus membership with @Walmart I canceled my @amazon account I canceled my @hulu and @DisneyPlus account I am picking @elonmusk so I hope that he doesn't let me down

People totally forget the whole Wayfair thing. Of course, those kids are all long trafficked and gone - this is just the money laundering and payment aspect of it.

Has anyone checked Clinton Foundation purchases lately?

@wbarht3 So much stress and pressure taken away by trusting The Lord not man.. I still struggle as we all do but I can assure you God has things under control! Let’s pray for His Will to be done, the one weapon we have to fix or change these things 🙏🏻 🙏🏻♥️⚔️🇺🇸⚔️♥️🙏🏻 Romans 12:19

I found this ad back in Feb of 2023 for a tiny wooden toy, it has since been removed but what kind of tiny wooden toy costs $9,999? The company that sold it is called, “iPretty”, its located in Guangdong China. Some of the reviews for this item are a little odd & cryptic.

Exactly

Curious as to how up the food chain this would have to go in the company (or Wayfair) to allow this happen? People immediately assume it's those at the top (and it could be), but can it also be specific tech employees using their sites for nefarious reasons? Genuinely curious.

