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Take Back Your Country | Episode 15

"What we are seeing in the United States is obvio…

An episode of the The Good Sauce podcast, hosted by Good Sauce, titled "Take Back Your Country | Episode 15" was published on December 1, 2020 and runs 9 minutes.

December 1, 2020 ·9m · The Good Sauce

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"What we are seeing in the United States is obvious fraud on an industrial scale. If this fraud is allowed to survive this time then it would continue for decades and this will ensure the decline of America." -Prof David Flint WATCH / LISTEN:https://youtu.be/aTyBr0zZzZQ

"What we are seeing in the United States is obvious fraud on an industrial scale. If this fraud is allowed to survive this time then it would continue for decades and this will ensure the decline of America." -Prof David Flint WATCH / LISTEN:https://youtu.be/aTyBr0zZzZQ
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