Our ‘China Virus‘ billboard was vandalized — but Rebel News will not be censored
August 13, 2020
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Our big, beautiful billboard truck along Alberta's busiest highway — Highway 2 — was vandalized by what we think might have been pro-communist supporters, potentially encouraged by the Chinese consulate out of Calgary. Well guess what? That billboard is back, and is just as beautiful as before.
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