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How does Alexa already know how bad Milton Will Be?
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RE: How does Alexa already know how bad Milton Will Be?
Alexa is tied into the Matrix. Much like Michael Moore.
10-07-2024 04:24 PM
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RE: How does Alexa already know how bad Milton Will Be?
I've been saying for decades that the Russians learned how to control the weather. They must have passed it on to the democrats. I swear, I could almost believe it.
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