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To: Stock Puppy who wrote (369521)	10/8/2022 10:10:19 PM
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PayPal doesn't steal money. FBI doesn't steal money. Cops don't steal money. Gas stations steal money. (Learned from Lunch Bucket Joe)

To: Stock Puppy who wrote (369521)	10/8/2022 10:23:55 PM
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I flipped to the Notre Dame vs. BYU game just now and the whole crowd was chanting "Fuck Joe Biden"... It was on NBC. The crowd drowned out the guys announcing the game it was so loud.

To: Stock Puppy who wrote (369521)	10/9/2022 5:21:55 AM
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Video: Iran State TV Hacked to Show Scathing Anti-Ayatollah Message

To: Stock Puppy who wrote (369521)	10/9/2022 5:24:16 AM
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Plandemic Bombshell: China Started Stockpiling PPE Months BEFORE Covid Bioweapon Release "China began severely restricting the export of personal protective equipment (PPE), such as gowns and masks, months before notifying..world of..outbreak of Covid-19, it has emerged. PPE exports to the US fell by..50% between August and September of 2019"https://t.co/zmgDSpSY6k — Richard H. Ebright (@R_H_Ebright) October 8, 2022

To: Stock Puppy who wrote (369521)	10/9/2022 5:26:40 AM
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It didn’t take long for the lesser member of the installed White House duo of Benedict Biden and Chlamydia Harris to prove just how worthless she is as a politician and representative of this nation. Joe Biden might be an embarrassment because his mental acuity has faded tremendously, but Kamala Harris has no such excuse. She’s in her prime and still manages to make every speech given or question answered as uncomfortable as possible. Her latest was so oddly filled with cackling that one might have assumed she was stoned or something. What she said was as cringe as it comes. “I love Venn diagrams. I really love Venn diagrams, you know, the circles, right? Three usually.” KAMALA HARRIS, laughing hysterically: "Let me just say I love Venn diagrams. Ha ha ha. I really love Venn diagrams. You know, the circles, right? Three usually." pic.twitter.com/5tQp7B0kfl — RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 8, 2022

To: Stock Puppy who wrote (369521)	10/9/2022 5:35:42 AM
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nypost.com NYC thief pick-pocketed dead victim who was pinned under truck Joe Marino, David Meyer, Georgia Worrell 3-4 minutes A soulless thief pick-pocketed a dead man crushed by a truck in Manhattan — as ghoulish onlookers cheered her on, video obtained by The Post shows. The woman was recorded apparently pick-pocketing the body of a pedestrian who had been crushed under a tractor-trailer in Midtown — and the sickening crime has left police unable to identify him or notify his family of his death, sources said. The gruesome crash occurred as the victim, who police said was believed to be in his 50s, was crossing Eighth Avenue at West 44th Street around 11:30 a.m. Thursday. Video shows the thief, wearing white pants and a black jacket, shimmying under the truck toward the dead man and smoothly reaching for his wallet. Giddy onlookers — seemingly unbothered by the sight of the dead man — egg her on. “Go ahead, gangsta! Go ahead!” one man says as he watches the roadway robbery unfold. Stunned witnesses called the cops on the brazen burglar, but officers have been unable to apprehend the alleged perp, who is wanted for grand larceny, police sources said. The woman was recorded pick-pocketing the victim. The devilish crime did succeed in dragging out the tragedy — without the victim’s wallet, cops don’t know who he is and haven’t been able to reach his family. No charges have been filed against the driver, a police spokeswoman said on Saturday. New Yorkers shown the video Saturday reacted with horror. “It’s like the Gladiators. Nobody came in to stop? That’s even more disturbing,” said Elma Kanefield, 83, a therapist who lives on the Upper West Side. Marco Nieves, 51, a security guard at the St. James Theatre on West 44th Street, said he was “lost for words.” “To see somebody dead under a truck and actually do that — that’s horrible,” Nieves said. A man named Tommy who also works security said “F–king New York, man.” Officers are still looking for the perp involved who took from the victim.Robert Miller Theo Cooper, 25, a tech support engineer, who lived in Manhattan until he was 18 and now resides in North Carolina, said the shocking scene did not make him miss the Big Apple. “I am kinda disappointed, I didn’t think New York was the kind of place where that would happen,” Cooper said. “Sure, we’re used to being all grumpy and frustrated at each other, but we’re also supposed to stick up for each other and not like convince each other to do terrible things.” The shameless pickpocketing occurred as New York City faced a spate of high profile crimes including a series of stabbings, assaults and even a pepper spray attack on the city’s massive subway system. Grand larceny accounts for 40% of felony crimes across all of New York City, NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell said on Friday. Major crime in NYC jumped over 15 percent in September.Robert Miller Burglary, grand larceny and grand-theft auto were all up over 20% last month versus 2021, according to the most recent figures. Overall “major crime” jumped 15.2% last month compared to a year earlier, the stats showed.