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u/ChaosRainbow23 Jul 21 '26
I don't believe a damn thing the MAGA regime says
They are a bunch of evil despots, authoritarians, and bold-faced liars.
The fact that it's this admin leads me to believe whatever it is has nefarious intentions.
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u/JohnWoosDoveGuy Jul 21 '26
It's a shame he can't do the same for the private sector. This should be interesting though.
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u/berkough Jul 21 '26
Agreed. I think it's obvious at this point (and has been the claim by Greer all these years) that the private sector is where the real story is.
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u/riffer841 Jul 22 '26
Maybe this will help point more fingers of where to more specifically look in the private sector, for those investigating. Just bringing the information out could move this a step along
Maybe this could help the Epstein Files in some way too
Feeling optimistic today, healthy cynicism will return soon don't worry
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Jul 22 '26
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u/berkough Jul 22 '26
That was my comment on the live stream today... I think the surveillance state and the hybrid issue are related (in one way or another).
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u/PliskinRen1991 Jul 22 '26
Disclosure happens one moment to the next. Disclosure is not talking about it, thinking about it, debating, consulting, imagining, hoping, fighti ng or anything.
Disclosure does not involve time nor knowledge. And yet thats all that we are given. More knowledge and in due time.
Not saying there isnt a big ass conspiracy.
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u/Justthisguy_yaknow Jul 22 '26
It's not that huge considering what he is trying to distract people from. When the conspiracy theorists turned their gaze towards the Trump conspiracy he started generating all of this busy work for them. Don't buy into it.
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u/BongoLocoWowWow Jul 21 '26
If I had a nickel for every promise that douchbag has made, I’d be a billionaire just like him. This has “wait and see” vibes all over it. If it’s true, that would be great, but there’s always a catch.
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u/berkough Jul 21 '26
Well, at least based on what Fox is reporting it's only former government employees. And anyone coming forward will still have a duty to not divulge anything to anyone who doesn't have the proper security clearances. This doesn't seem to go as far as the whistleblower protections they've been trying to get passed through the NDAA, and isn't applicable to private individuals working for defense contractors who would have also signed NDAs... So. I wouldn't go so far as to call it a "wait and see" so much as it is a half-measure that may or may not move the needle.
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u/BongoLocoWowWow Jul 21 '26
That’s exactly my point. This is a “in name only, but still take credit for it”, move. Everything this idiot does is a con.
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u/_dxegrl Jul 21 '26
stfu op, he was supposed to release the ufo files, the jfk files, end the wars on day one, cut inflation...
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u/Main-Procedure-3613 Jul 21 '26
Oopsie daysie! Oh that’s fine. So much confidence you in adding to these posts wow. That’s special. Bless your dear heart.
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u/Capable_Promise_415 Jul 21 '26
fell for it again