58. Joke Midterms | US/Israel Vote on Cuban Embargo | Elon Musk a Deep State Tool | Bizzarre Attack on Big P Pelosi

58. Joke Midterms | US/Israel Vote on Cuban Embargo | Elon Musk a Deep State Tool | Bizzarre Attack on Big P Pelosi

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph November 5, 2022 Duration: 2:13:15

[Intro 0:00-30:00.] 

  We are back with another installment talking about the terrible midterm options we have coming up. John Fetterman and Dr. Oz literally the worst ever running for Senate in Pennsylvania and Hershel Walker (a retired footballer and 1-0 mma fighter) running against Stacey Abrams in Georgia. 

  Also discussing the vote that happened recently in the UN to end the embargo the US has been running on Cuba. 

  We then talk about Elon Musk actually buying twitter with Saudi money in order to continue being a tool for the State Department and the CIA running global propaganda at the behest of those in power. 

  We finish by discussing the factual details regarding David DePape attacking Paul Pelosi in his own. 

  Like and subscribe. We'll be back next week with some ancient archeology deep dive stuff.


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Here are the court documents we referenced for the Paul Pelosi case: 

https://docs-cdn-prod.news-engineering.aws.wapo.pub/publish_document/98827cd0-db7e-410b-9fbd-00b89dc6d033/published/98827cd0-db7e-410b-9fbd-00b89dc6d033.pdf?itid=hp-top-table-main_p001_f001


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