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Source: #033 22nd Jun 2019 – Firty Fird
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No tags for this post.If Alex is really sick, God bless him. If he isn’t, then God bless him twice for his deceiving ways. Either way, I am placing him in the medical celebrity program, with other recovery miracles Michael J Fox and Magic Johnson.
Interesting 9/11 code in this donation.
Holzhauer donated $1,109.14, which represents the birthday of his daughter Natasha, who made the card for Trebek.
On the donation website, Holzhauer wrote: “For Alex Trebek and all the other survivors.”
globalnews.ca/news/5407469/jeo…
If you’re ever looking for a reason, look no further than publicity and money.
No tags for this post.Like the unpublished and “newly discovered” (read: just created) music of “dead” musicians, we have this latest round of fotoslop 9/11 “ground zero” “latest” (read: just created) imagery.
Incredible never-before-seen images of the Ground Zero clean-up operation discovered in a worker’s photo archive nearly two decades after 9/11 provide a haunting glimpse of the immediate aftermath of the terror attack that killed 3,000 people
Source: Incredible never-before-seen images of the Ground Zero clean-up operation | Daily Mail Online
Just in case you thought you’d get to know the sim source:
Discovered on a series of damaged CD’s, the some 2,400 images were captured on a Canon Powershot G1 by a currently unidentified member of the World Trade Center clean-up crew who has since died from complications related to his work on the site.
None of the fake photos that I found are worth reposting .
No tags for this post.No tags for this post.The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
Letter to William Smith [January 9, 1795]
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