Jesse Kelly
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Why They Want A Recession | Jesse Kelly
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August 8, 2022
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3:15Now PlayingJesse wants to remind everyone that the two negative quarters isn't just a blimp, and we should expect it to get much worse. When all cultural leaders and institutions share the same three communist characteristics, it's important to wrap your head around the fact that they do want hard-working Americans to suffer. If they can bring about destruction to the current world that they claim is evil and bigoted, it will be much easier bringing about something so important to them: more order and more control of YOUR freedoms.
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