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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – October 31, 2025
Greetings from Tyler, Did you see the look on Trump’s face when he saw the crown that had been gifted to him? The media is as snotty as ever, especially the British press. But then they are in their glory with news of Prince Andrew. It’s not pretty. The Prince Andrew saga is nearing its…
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