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== wikipedia are anti-American leftist commie buffoons == |
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Their, outright, fabrication of lies, bias and deceit is clear AND obvious to everyone, but it appears they're either too stupid to realize their gig is up OR they're so engrained in communism and hatred, they simply don't care. |
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Either way, they're losers and will NEVER have credibility and respect. |
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Prove me wrong..... [[Special:Contributions/50.34.163.82|50.34.163.82]] ([[User talk:50.34.163.82|talk]]) 16:45, 25 November 2024 (UTC) |
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