Ajax and Pickering, God bless'

Above mentioned places, how I feel so for you with an m p
mark holland, who dragged you all through, the agony of con-vid oh
What a 'to-do' I beleive hes proud of locking your elders? Away  And proud of that potion..The coercion and hey! He's
Glad that your churches were closed all around he's proud
Of how upon the truckers they came down, if you've blood clots
He's happy.' If your homeless and sick, he's estatic he was
Paid well. His wallets real thick, not as quite; as thick as his
I Q now thats something else  yet back to my thoughts on
His inflated self' i lhear' he advises eye contact, why not
Take him at his word? Confront how he stands before you in
True actions get heard.!
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Kendrick Avatar
September 26, 2024 at 8:50 AM
Okay so this person is in politics and is apparently not doing a very good job at protecting the public. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. Sara K
Maverick Avatar
September 26, 2024 at 12:59 PM
Thank you Sara..I am appalled At the situation we face; and To think? we considered such happenings a Closed chapter in life.'
DiMino Avatar
September 25, 2024 at 10:26 AM
COVID, the biggest vaccine scam ever perpetrated on humanity -- politicians entrusted with protecting, ordering seriously ill patients mixed in with otherwise healthy elderly clients. It was murder in my opinion.
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September 25, 2024 at 11:11 AM
It is old nazi stuff Joe Dimino Just check your history..I am not Meaning just you..But all of us.) hitler got to power finally after Declaring a (health emergency) Oh no.! same old tricks..different Time slot.'
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