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any normal person doesnt want to be politician and i bet you have asked
yourself what makes people become politicians and it perplexes you well
the answer is money and absolutely zero empathy or conscience or morals

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who will call his first child zoom towards economic hypnotism and hypnotic
economics with the most massive irony being that the bankers who control

usa and now the world are actually communists but the ones who want to be
more equal than the others drinkin is greater coz it makes me feel like i
can just end it all without a care in the world or that because i am ready
to end it all i am justified in giving one more thing a chance and that

thing is unemployment and self indulgence in art and justified in not going
to work tomorrow and ive come up with some friends but they are ridiculous
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diplomatic language corollary for a tlantic potion portions the framers of

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whose prolific profligacy is undocumented thus fray a filibuster is someone
who engages in an unauthorized military expedition into a foreign country
to foment or support a revolution tv imprint media ist propaganda ministry

We Are All Undetectable But Sum Are More Undetectable Than Mother

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the reason i am uncertain about our futurism is because you cannot handle
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of my cylindricals are the windmill of your veiny throb when the allegorical

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the owner of groaner puppy came by today while she was out of town for the
weak her teenage brother abandoned the pitbull on porch my because it was too
much for his cats she saw how affectionate pit was with me und offered to

share it with me every other week oh i dont think that would be good idea for
dog i said fortunately family lives 2 mins away on same block so eye can
visit it but my heart is still disappointedly sorry for false alarm but there
are other dogs that need a forever home i will find one dye shoo shoe ram bat

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dear famille im going on a mad adventure inside and outside the brain for 2 or
3 years and i dont know if im going to survive in my current form de facto cods

wallop often when you get over the disappointment of realising the new album
isnt what you hoped for or expected you realise it is very worthy in its own sty
le its not that simple first get rid of federal reserve and central banks can
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Will Sold Gave You Much

Remuneration

Your Pension Will Be Taken From You

Freight

Guatemala 1953

For the social and economic reform of the Republic of Guatemala, President Árbenz Guzmán advocated the labour union organization of the working class, and land reform for the landless-peasant majority of the population. In 1951, to equitably redistribute the prime arable lands of the country, the President worked to compose, implement, and establish a realistic agrarian-reform program that would remedy the historically inequitable distribution of farmland, which dated from the Spanish conquest of Guatemala, the Colonial period, and the 20th-century military dictatorships.
In 1945, the Guatemalan bourgeoisie — approximately 2.2 per cent of the national population — owned 70 per cent of the arable land of Guatemala, yet economically exploited only 12 per cent of that land, whilst 58 per cent of that farmland remained idle, untilled, and unproductive; whilst the remaining 97.8 per cent of the Guatemalan population were landless labourers.^[9] In 1952, the Árbenz Government promulgated Decree 900, the agrarian-reform redistribution of farmland; the landless-peasant majority welcomed the progressive changes to the Guatemalan Old Order of the dictatorships of General Manuel José Estrada Cabrera (1898–1920) and General Jorge Ubico (1931–44).
In March 1953, the Árbenz Government expropriated idle United Fruit Company farmlands, for which the company was paid US$600,000 — as determined by the UFC’s public tax-declaration of the financial value of the idle farmland. In October 1953 and in February 1954, the Árbenz Government further expropriated 60,702 hectares (150,000 acres) of unused UFC farmland; to that date, the total area of the farmlands expropriated from the UFC was approximately 161,874 hectares (400,000 acres). Consequently, the United Fruit Company complained to and sought financial redress through the US Government; and, in 1954, the US State Department demanded that the Árbenz Government pay US$15,854,849 to the UFC, for the true value of its farmland in the Pacific Ocean coast of Guatemala. In turn, the Árbenz Government rejected that demand, as a violation of the national sovereignty of the Republic of Guatemala claiming the demand was usurious.

As the land expropriations occurred throughout 1953, the United Fruit Company asked the Eisenhower Administration to compel the Árbenz Government to rescind the Decree 900 laws. To involve the politically reticent President Eisenhower, the UFC employed the public relations-and-advertising expert Edward L. Bernays to create, organise, and direct a psychologically inflammatory, anti–communist campaign of disinformation, by print and radio, film and television, against the liberal Árbenz Government of Guatemala. The public-opinion pressure generated by the UFC disinformation campaign compelled President Eisenhower to become involved in the private-business vs. national-government quarrel of the United Fruit Company and the Árbenz Government, lest his government appear to be “soft on Communism” in Guatemala — a serious personal imputation and great political accusation of which the American public took serious note, especially during the Red Scares of the McCarthy Era (1947–57) of US national politics. Consequently, the US State Department reduced economic aid to and commercial trade with Guatemala, which much harmed the Guatemalan national economy, because 85 per cent of its exports were sold to the US, and 85 per cent of its imports were bought from the US. Such economic sabotage of Guatemala was done in secret, because economic warfareviolated the Latin American non-intervention agreement to which the United States was a signatory party; public knowledge that the US was violating the non-intervention agreement would prompt other Latin American countries to aid Guatemala in surviving such economic warfare.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1954_Guatemalan_coup_d%27%C3%A9tat

It Can't Happen Here

If you don't watch all of  this very carefully I will only speak to you 6.5 more times.

When Will Moderate Whites Condemn White Culture?

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