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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – December 15, 2023
Greetings from Tyler, It’s getting to where you can’t even watch anymore. The scenes they’re showing you, the incidents they are describing are not fit for human consumption. The “terrorists” committed atrocities reminiscent of the worst we’ve ever heard of. They’re mad at us for not supporting Ukraine. But we’re being invaded by…


