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Gemma O'Doherty has nailed it. Fake AF:

I was watching the hits after I had just posted. Fifteen, in no time at all. There are bots here, trolls too. Nonetheless, and I am no fan of Gemma O' Doherty, but here you are: https://www.bitchute.com/video/EImmsXImzawe/ https://www.bitchute.com/video/5ImZz1koMQ6X/ https://www.bitchute.com/video/m...

This morning, I was walking home from the supermarket and noticed three people in front of me. In particular, I couldn't help but gaze at one of their buttocks, of a woman who was wearing gym wear so tight that I could tell that she had no underwear on and was not on her period. I was neither arouse...

Consider this: no evidence of victims; no evidence of a perpetrator; no interviews of families of those allegedly attacked; anti-plantation protestors vilified; more hate laws tabled and undoubtedly to be enacted; anti-Irish, anti-White, anti-male tropes dominating the news media; and the hero is a ...

Groove Rider, 1991. This is what I mean:



Play very loud.

I remember China Whites, too. Heroin and speed - speedballs, as they were known in America. This was around the time that Jungle/Breakbeat/Happy Hardcore/Garage became separate genres and undefined 'Rave' ended - the 'scene' all went to shit. Then came the corporates - Cream; Miss Moneypenny's; Gate...

Red 'n Blacks, takes me back. Capsules, as I remember well. Pure MDMA, though not as eurphoric as Doves.

Am I the first to think this?

My point is, the search engine only gives you results in opposition of your search's assertion.

Does no evidence that it did not exist prove that it did not exist, when we are only informed that it did exist?

Quite the quandary, on a Friday night.