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Yes. And CEPPS is the exact USAID program that ran a formal explicit global Internet censorship program, pooling 100s of censorship NGOs into one combined network, with the express stated purpose to pressure foreign governments to pass laws & regulations to censor speech online.

918,541 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля USMC Lady Vet 🇺🇸
USMC Lady Vet 🇺🇸1 год назад

I know you have to feel vindicated, but I am keeping you in my prayers for safety

Фото профиля Second-rate Savant
Second-rate Savant1 год назад

Burn it to the ground 🔥

Фото профиля IX
IX1 год назад

The government has been working against you the entire time. DOGE cannot reduce the size of government fast enough. Restore the Bill of Rights. Shrink government.

Фото профиля Surf Panther
Surf Panther1 год назад

This is 1,000 fucking percent treason

Фото профиля Karen Waterbury
Karen Waterbury1 год назад

@DataRepublican Mike comes with receipts 😉

Фото профиля GOP Jesus
GOP Jesus1 год назад

Yikes is right.

Фото профиля MatthewJshow
MatthewJshow1 год назад

Disturbing.

Фото профиля ERICA 🤌🏼
ERICA 🤌🏼1 год назад

Benz is just a messenger, you homicidal whacko jobs. We are watching you, and he is NOT suicidal.

Фото профиля Lisa
Lisa1 год назад

Wow. Never ends

Фото профиля Olymo
Olymo1 год назад

Pure corruption

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