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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2026 · 37 MIN

(Throwback) The Importance Of A Code

from People Activity Radio · host John G. Horse

(Throwback 1/12/2021) Shortly after the event, we look back at our analysis of the J6 siege. We promote the use of logic with the goal of manifesting less confusion. We use clips of the Grandcestor Neely Fuller Jr to add context. 00:00 PAR Intro 00:18 Neely Fuller Jr speaks about the importance of being informed 03:08 JGH Commentary 33:52 Neely Fuller Jr speaks about the mysteriousness of the system of RWS 37:01 PAR Outro #january6 #fba #history #neelyfullerjr #news #rws #michaeljackson #theydontreallycareaboutus #producejustice #thecodeistheleader #vgq #peopleactivityradio

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