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G.I. Joe: The Movie (1987)

https://www.bitchute.com/video/NPuxkAZaJmzz/ @kilowon @sock muppet

I'm uploading it to bitchute right now and will post the link when it's done, but it's going to take a while due to my slow upload speed.

No, that's a 30min documentary from RT while that video above is two and a half hours of compiled footage from different sources.

https://filebin.net/4h1aneki1a43opvb

It's age restricted so you have to be logged-in to watch it.

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Those are telegram links and you can preview the posts in a web browser. Basically the P.I. (vaccinepolice) called the Dover family and asked about Tiffany and if he could do an interview with her and show she's fine to put this whole thing to rest. He also went to their property where her in-laws live and noticed they're (Tiffany's husband) building that large house right next to in-laws.

https://t.me/stewpeters/14801 https://t.me/vaccinepolice/3920 Now it looks like she and her family got paid big time to keep quiet?

https://t.me/stewpeters/14757

The other one posted by @Velma. https://peertube.dragonborn.app/w/a2tvmrrrejimkAB6zYSVG8 https://www.bitchute.com/video/Q4syv5Ih5pHC/ https://www.bitchute.com/video/FIMaXck1VuqM/ https://rumble.com/vwvm04-world-economic-forum-evils.html https://rumble.com/vww58j-world-economic-forum-evils.html

https://www.aap.com.au/factcheck/tesla-quote-about-earth-not-on-solid-ground/

Don't worry about it too much. If the tools you need run best on windows os then just use windows. If you have a more powerful system you can do what @k_j_evans has done and virtualize windows. Or have two hard drives, one for linux and the other for windows and you select at boot time which drive to boot from. (this approach avoids partition tinkering) What is a good alternative to MS depends on your needs and tools/software you're using. If MS Office or Adobe products are very important to you then it's best to run them on windows. Nothing wrong with ubuntu as you mentioned above and if you don't need newest libraries and such then stick with LTS (long term support) releases.