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🚨UNCOVERING THE LIES🚨 Senator Chuck Grassley secured documents from Argentina regarding the Nazi’s “ratlines.” I spoke with Alex Jones about the ongoing investigation into Credit Suisse and his history of servicing Nazi-linked accounts.

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LIZ CROKIN1 year ago

@RealAlexJones Great interview — you look beautiful! 🔥

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Patrick Welch1 year ago

@RealAlexJones Extremely impressed with Mel K’s knowledge of facts

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Mel K Show1 year ago

@RealAlexJones Thank you so much!!

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LibertyorDeath1 year ago

@RealAlexJones Blown away Mel K! First time I've heard you today, amazing interview. You know your stuff, it's impressive.

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Mel K Show1 year ago

@RealAlexJones Thank you so much!

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American Energy Forever1 year ago

@RealAlexJones Swiss banking secrecy was all about Nazis

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EasyAnswers1 year ago

@RealAlexJones That was a lot of info!

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Mel K Show1 year ago

@RealAlexJones :)

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Benjamin Schigel1 year ago

@RealAlexJones Technocracy can go get f@cked!

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