10-Year-Old Rape Victim's Mom Is in Domestic
Relationship With Child's Alleged Illegal
Alien Rapist
Posted By: earlybird, 7/22/2022 11:57:37 AM
As the heartbreaking rape case involving an impregnated 10-year-old child unfolds, Townhall has revealed additional details about the exploitative environment the little girl was—and might still be—subjected to. New information has come to light about the illegal immigrant who raped the girl, a romantic relationship the rapist is in with the child's mother, and the coverup that ensued in the aftermath of his crime.
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Some do, some don’t, and what it looks like may differ, depending .For example, we learn this from Don Surber:
(snip) Dr. Birx the female Fauci said, "I knew these vaccines were not going to protect against infection. And I think we overplayed the vaccines.(snip)They are going to put Bannon away for two years for ignoring a subpoena whose authenticity is questionable because Republicans did not agree to it.
Fauci and Birx will walk away with fat pensions and book deals because they overplayed the vaccines. The 100,000 or so people who lost their jobs over the vaccine get nothing.
Little Tony and the Scarf Lady know Uncle Sam will do just fine
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science’ on COVID — and staff are
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Keyring’ Wielded by Man Who Attacked
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Keyring’ Wielded by Man Who Attacked
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Narrowing Detainment, Deportation of Illegal Aliens 4 replies
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10-Year-Old Rape Victim's Mom Is in Domestic
Relationship With Child's Alleged Illegal
Alien Rapist 28 replies
Relationship With Child's Alleged Illegal
Alien Rapist 28 replies
As the heartbreaking rape case involving an impregnated 10-year-old child unfolds, Townhall has revealed additional details about the exploitative environment the little girl was—and might still be—subjected to. New information has come to light about the illegal immigrant who raped the girl, a romantic relationship the rapist is in with the child's mother, and the coverup that ensued in the aftermath of his crime.
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Roll that over in your mind a couple of times.
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