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🧵TRIGGERED!! Watch Patrick Hothead Henningsen Patrick Henningsen desperately try to stop the audience from hearing me talk about his long history of involvement with U.S.-sanctioned Russian propaganda outlets & influence agents. Thread below will show you why he lashed out:

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