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User ID: 77794570 United States01/18/2022 08:41 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Becoming a minister and having a possible donation party weekly.  Jed Eckert: C'mon! We're all going to die, die standing up! Why is it that an economic theorist called an "expert", but a conspiracy expert is called a "theorist"? The only time an aircraft has too much fuel onboard is when it is on fire. . . . Sir Charles Kingsford Smith |
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(OP) User ID: 81902015 Switzerland01/18/2022 10:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I did find that part a little funny myself. Different times. The church was the center of social life, family life, political life, business life. People "minded" less donating and tithing etc. "Be Careful When You Follow The Masses... Sometimes the 'M' Is Silent." - TrufSerumX |
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User ID: 77794570 United States01/18/2022 11:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I did find that part a little funny myself. Different times. The church was the center of social life, family life, political life, business life. People "minded" less donating and tithing etc. Yes it was. Jed Eckert: C'mon! We're all going to die, die standing up! Why is it that an economic theorist called an "expert", but a conspiracy expert is called a "theorist"? The only time an aircraft has too much fuel onboard is when it is on fire. . . . Sir Charles Kingsford Smith |
