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This is class
March 21, 2025 at 8:54 AM
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pedrotorrijos.bsky.social
Todo el mundo ha emitido ya su opinión PERO OS FALTABA LA MÍA, que es la que verdaderamente necesitáis para cuñadear a gusto en la cena de Navidad.

¿POR QUÉ LA RESTAURACIÓN DE NOTRE DAME ES EQUIVOCADA?

(Y no es porque esté muy limpia).
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December 19, 2024 at 12:02 PM
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dieworkwear.bsky.social
Kash Patel apparently runs a "America First" clothing line.

"Tired of seeing your money go overseas?" reads a product page. "Support your fellow Americans by purchasing a Protect Our People t-shirt."

Shirt appears to be made on Next Level blanks ... which are made in Central America and Haiti.
A screenshot from Kash Patel's clothing line website. It shows a "Protect Our People" t-shirt. The page reads: Protect Our People T-Shirt $35.00 Tired of seeing your hard earned money go overseas? Support your fellow Americans by purchasing a Protect Our People T-shirt and help us raise funds to support those affected by recent natural disasters. All net proceeds will go to the Kash Foundation. Snug fit. 4.3-oz., 60% combed ring spun cotton, 40% polyester. Shoulder-to-shoulder taping. Care Instructions: Machine wash cold. Only non-chlorine bleach when needed. Tumble dry low. Do not iron decoration. Size Chart: Chest Width (Measure under the arm & around the fullest part of the chest with arms down, keeping tape horizontal.) XS: 33-35″, S: 35-38″, M: 38-41″, L: 43-44″, XL: 45-48″, 2XL: 48-52″, 3XL: 53.5-56″, 4XL: 59-61.5 A screenshot from a t-shirt supplier. The page shows one of their Next Level blank t-shirt products. The specifications for the shirt matches Kash Patel's page. Each blank costs $4.53 if you purchase in bulk. A screenshot from Next Level Apparel's website. It shows their manufacturing facilities, which are located in Central America and Haiti. A screenshot from an Excel document that you can download from Next Level Apparel's website. It shows more detailed information about where these factories are located (Honduras, Nicaragua, Haiti, and El Salvador)
December 3, 2024 at 6:38 AM