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I believe @GOVUK knows they are about to deal with the worse #publichumiliation to date @Michell55125993 .
To much has and to many @publicexp have witnessed what needs to made a #PublicExposure or @cricketworldcup @YorkshireCCC @CricketersTrust @LordsTaverners Will
To much has and to many @publicexp have witnessed what needs to made a #PublicExposure or @cricketworldcup @YorkshireCCC @CricketersTrust @LordsTaverners Will
be a thing of the past who are not trusted now following #CindyButts being #exposedinpublic if @RL_Cricket @KentCricket @TheCricketerMag @TheCricketPaper do as everyone else has done in the ongoing cover up of the #TruthMatters when @AzeemRafiq30 should be jumping
on your side so should many who have suffered at the hands of a #RacistInChief #corrupttothecore #MetPoliceUk @AP_Sports as @SkySports @SkySportsPL @SkySportsBoxing @SkySportsNBA @SkySportsDarts @SkySportsRacing @SkyFootball @SkyCricket who should most definitely not
Yesterday, I went to the Senate floor to mark #PublicServiceRecognitionWeek and say ‘thank you’ to our federal workers. I also recognized three Virginians who’ve gone above and beyond the call of duty during their careers:
Ambassador Michael Kozak of Arlington, VA, has served at the State Department for 47 years under 9 presidents. He has been an advocate for democracy and human rights abroad and been at the forefront of many historic negotiations.
Kara De Castro of Haymarket, VA has done important work at the National Nuclear Security Administration, resulting in the downgrading of 17 metric tons of highly enriched uranium — the equivalent of 446 nuclear weapons.
