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Excellent program, well done
Consider doing Julian Assange who the Brit’s are turning into a turnip. I don’t want to get Fucking use to it.
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Do you have a web site that I’m able to access? Your satires are hard-hitting, spot on and the announcer(s) are GREAT! Are you aware of “The Founders” a satire group in the US that’s having a field day with our Moron-in-Chief. They’re also on YouTube