Censoring for agenda has tarnished the FB reputation as a free speech zone and many are talking about this and getting off. l am hearing from younger people, (the studious, sharp, thinking kids) that FB is lame.Their war machine is in full swing. We’re living in the days of Hitler’s Third Reich. Anyone who speaks against the Marxist Baracko Regime will be persecuted. Barakio stated. “The future does not belong to those who insult Islam.” And clearly, ‘Mr. let me be clear’, is so sensitve that he can’t take anyone disagreeing with him or mocking him. Apparently, freedom of opinion and free speech are curtailed on FB as they stand by this by punishing and banning those who state dislike for Muslims, ISIS, etc.. . Yet, they allow hate America pages, hate Israel pages and even pages that call for killing of people.
This is not the America I used to know!
These dollar bills are beginning to show up all around our country! Muslims are defacing our money. If anyone tries to give you one of these dollar bills as change, please refuse it and ask them to give you a dollar bill that has not been defaced.
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