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When Champ Bailey arrived in Washington, he stepped into a room with COACH PRIME and Darrell Green sharpened his technique. Prime challenged the way he studied the game. Those lessons were priceless, & earned Bailey a gold jacket money can’t buy. Greatness leaves clues. The right mentors don’t just... show more

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Nick Shirley speaks with Spain citizen who confirms the illegal migrants are being imported for votes Polls came out showing their liberal Prime Minister was going to lose the upcoming election to a conservative candidate. Right after, migrants flooded in Nick Shirley “Your prime minister right now, according to Polymarket, he has the second-best odds of becoming the prime minister again, but his odds are very low on Polymarket. But your prime minister just created a way for over 500,000 migrants to get legal status here inside of Spain. Do you think your Prime Minister Sanchez is trying to up his odds and his probability of becoming the prime minister once again? By importing these migrants? Spanish Citizen “Yeah — because he has a strategy, a very clear strategy. He gets the money from the taxes from the working people in Spain, and he gives away some help to these migrants, and then he easily can get votes. He's basically buying votes — That's all about that. It's all about power and money. People in charge only want to have more power and more money, and the easiest way to do it is to fill this country with third worlders” He’s absolutely right I looked it up myself The odds of Pedro Sanchez being reelected is only 10%….. Alberto Núñez Feijóo the conservative candidate is at 80% odds to win Liberals are invading Spain to import votes and maintain power We are all wide awake to their tactic now

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