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21/07/24

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Originally posted by nursery: ↑

Trump may have been right about the management of the Covid virus. At least history has shown him to be more right than wrong. The "bureaucracy" used it as a means of obtaining power and control over the people.
Our state governments used it for political purposes with the scam that they were keeping us safe with Queensland hospitals were for Queenslanders. Same for WA where the closed borders were as big a problem.

When it comes to Afghanistan, Trump was negotiating a planned withdrawal and not the panic withdrawal by Biden.

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"Trump may have been right about the management of the Covid virus. At least history has shown him to be more right than wrong."

When you roll two HUGE lies like that together it almost sounds like it has merit.
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