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Greetings from Tyler, It might be a good time to risk a peak at the mainstream news. Even they couldn’t choke down Ms. Willis’ testimony yesterday. Millions no doubt tuned in this morning to continue to watch the proceedings unfold, only to be told that she wouldn’t be appearing. What a disappointment! The Black Panther…
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‘Dead’ Russian commander Viktor Sokolov seen on video after Ukraine claimed to have killed him
A new video was released Tuesday showing the commander of the country’s Black Sea Fleet attending a video conference — a day after Ukrainian special forces claimed it had killed him in a missile strike. In video and photographs quietly put out by the Russian Ministry of Defense, Admiral Viktor Sokolov appears to be remotely…
