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When I realized many of the sites I rely on for truthful information referred back to a whatdoesitmean.com post, I began going directly to that site about two years ago.
Many times you'll get the story behind the story which puts the puzzle pieces together.
I often read happenings weeks before they're reported in the MSM. Read the articles for yourself (all archived) before you take the advice of the naysayers.
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Have not purchased anything from this website, only donated. Don't recall ever seeing goods (books, etc.) offered for sale, therefore I question the authenticity of the reviewer claiming a $33 loss for a book never received.
Pretend to be a mix of nuns and Russian KGB. I think its actually a bored housewife and her mother that are running this soapy and trash-lifting - mindmelting goosh.
Great if you want to get a good laugh only. Always tells you the truth is out there... and frequently quoting russian governments "internal" reports - just to make you privileged to be a part of its sick little bxx$#*!.
I ordered a book, paid for it, never came. They will not return e-mails or phone calls. I am out $ 33.00
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