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For your entertainment, we present this
Three-Part Fake Argument
STEP 1:
Blue-check account posts about any Trump-related issue. Notice the thousands of likes and retweets; our bot will be reaching a percentage of those very big numbers
For your entertainment, we present this
Three-Part Fake Argument
STEP 1:
Blue-check account posts about any Trump-related issue. Notice the thousands of likes and retweets; our bot will be reaching a percentage of those very big numbers
ARGUMENT, PART 1:
Whataboutism is a favorite Kremlin debate technique. (I use the term 'debate' loosely, as it implies actual give-and-take.)
Whataboutism is a favorite Kremlin debate technique. (I use the term 'debate' loosely, as it implies actual give-and-take.)
ARGUMENT, PART 2:
Interestingly, this tweet has since become unavailable🤔
Interestingly, this tweet has since become unavailable🤔
ARGUMENT, PART 3:
Whether or not the Clintons were *selling* influence, and they might have been, I think we can be absolutely certain that plenty of horrible and semi-horrible rich people were hoping to *buy* it.
The Kremlin never lets anything go. And they hate Hillary.
Whether or not the Clintons were *selling* influence, and they might have been, I think we can be absolutely certain that plenty of horrible and semi-horrible rich people were hoping to *buy* it.
The Kremlin never lets anything go. And they hate Hillary.
POSTSCRIPT:
I searched for Big C Financial, and guess what I found? It's in Florida, it was inactive beginning in 2014, and it was revived on April first, 2019.
search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/Corpor…
I searched for Big C Financial, and guess what I found? It's in Florida, it was inactive beginning in 2014, and it was revived on April first, 2019.
search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/Corpor…
