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Nina Turner continues her anti-capitalism crusade, this time decrying "ultra capitalism," whatever that means. The New York Times now wants us to rethink the Covid blame game based on points pro-freedom (medical and otherwise) advocates like yours truly were making all throughout the Covid hysteria. Funny how that works, isn't it? The Durham Report calls out the Trump-Russia hoax for being just that, adding another tally to the "can't trust anything the FBI says" column. Finally, we play Dr. David Martin's entire 21-minute speech to the EU Parliament Covid Conference on the origins and evil doers behind the Covid pandemic. His speech is the single most important speech on the topic to make sure the bad guys don't get to rewrite the Covid history in the future to make themselves look like the good guys.
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