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@Herman47 I mean, they’re traitors. Treason is a pretty serious crime
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@n.balhara1243 don’t be silly. His father was already a prominent and well paid member of Russian society. It’s amusing that you think he couldn’t have become an architect without help from the CIA.
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@annehersey9895 you live in a dream world
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@DylanDkoh congratulations, you’ve just condemned your father to death. How does it feel?
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@jeffclark7888 is that why the murdered JFK? To keep America safe? Or to ensure the MIC got their wars?
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@dr.barrycohn5461 fool of a spook
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@jesuschrist8069 no they don’t, they depose democratically elected peaceful governments and replace them with brutal murderous warmongers dictators
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Did you ever feel guilty about betraying your country for money?
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