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Dear Michael,

I saw this posted at 3:39 pm, and after finishing chores I sat down and read it. Just finished.

Thanks for your analysis! Much to take in. We’re going to a Rogation Procession and Tridentine Latin Mass this evening. Praying for your mission of truth.

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Thank you, Mr. O’Malley.

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Mr. Hoffman

Your assessment of Tucker Carlson at the hands of his adversaries is truly spot on.

Thanks again for taking time out to reveal to all of us that Christ is on His throne and ruling in the affairs of men.

Brilliant.

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Dear Mr. Sall

All for King Jesus!

Michael

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A very wise, brilliant, and courageous scholar and author, Eustace Mullins, said a long time ago, "Never trust anyone who is allowed to appear on Television." That of course includes Tucker Carlson. The reason is glaringly obvious. Television (Talmudvision) is completely owned and controlled by the racial enemy of Aryans. The descendants of this Turkic-Mongol tribe also own the U.S. Congress, the Executive branch, the Judiciary, the mass media, the financial system, etc. ad nauseum and everything else of any significance that directly impacts our lives. They openly brag and laugh about it: (quote/paraphrase - "What need we fear who knows our plans when none can call our power to account?".) Carlson was given a longer leash than most to foster the illusion of genuine opposition to the ruling class. As with all of their serfs, even the highly paid and high profile ones, the Jews eventually throw them under the bus when they feel they've outlived their usefulness to them, just to create a stir among the Goyim, or for no reason at all. It's all theater, folks. Enjoy the show while you're being prodded over the abyss into oblivion.

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I am very confused with your constant use of the royal “we”. There’s absolutely no need to use it at all, let alone as frequently as you do. Example: take the claim “we say it’s cold outside”. Well, there is absolutely no reason to state “we say … “. Just assert: “It is cold outside.” and on and on. “We believe Biden is a bad president… “. No. “Biden is a …”. Every statement that you use “we” can be said in an objective, impartial, third voice.

You should use a good editor to review your essays, and eliminate all the unnecessary “we’s” … which are all of them.

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