Daily Topics - Tuesday February 3rd, 2015

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ckrob 11 years 22 weeks ago
#1

Authoritarian Capitalism = Fascism

Mussolini would be proud! Keep the serfs scared.

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ckrob 11 years 22 weeks ago
#2

In addition to creating ben Laden, remember Reagan funded his Central American "freedom fighters" who were transmuted into the current drug gangs after Reagan's Iranian money dried up.

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