Firenze
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She's just pretending to stand up to him, methinks
October 30, 2025 at 11:01 PM
She's just pretending to stand up to him, methinks
That's the wall you need.
August 27, 2025 at 11:00 PM
That's the wall you need.
If proven true... Then this explains that:
August 9, 2025 at 3:51 PM
If proven true... Then this explains that:
And starlink, which is an internet provider through satellites.
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
July 17, 2025 at 4:45 AM
And starlink, which is an internet provider through satellites.
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
And starlink, which is an internet provider through satellites.
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
July 17, 2025 at 4:41 AM
And starlink, which is an internet provider through satellites.
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
And starlink, which is an internet provider through satellites.
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
July 17, 2025 at 4:34 AM
And starlink, which is an internet provider through satellites.
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
And guess what, they rolled a 'direct to cell' service, for which no satellite dish or modem is needed as it connects directly to mobile phones.
And how do the voting and tabulation machines connect to internet?
Seems senators are starting to feel the heat.
Not condoning what's being said but... It's time they start being scared of their real employers, like Thom Tillis in this case.
www.foxnews.com/politics/hea...
Not condoning what's being said but... It's time they start being scared of their real employers, like Thom Tillis in this case.
www.foxnews.com/politics/hea...
March 16, 2025 at 4:37 PM
Seems senators are starting to feel the heat.
Not condoning what's being said but... It's time they start being scared of their real employers, like Thom Tillis in this case.
www.foxnews.com/politics/hea...
Not condoning what's being said but... It's time they start being scared of their real employers, like Thom Tillis in this case.
www.foxnews.com/politics/hea...
March 10, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Turning it off would be a minor inconvenience, compared to what's apparently happening
March 9, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Turning it off would be a minor inconvenience, compared to what's apparently happening