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by John Massaro FIRST OF ALL, let’s define Arab, a word that has an unpleasant ring to American ears thanks to many years of Jewish media brainwashing modeled on Pavlov’s dogs. An Arab is someone who speaks Arabic. It is a linguistic term, not a racial term, because there’s no such thing as the Arab race.…
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by John Massaro ALL YOU HAVE TO DO to understand the criminal nature of vaccines is take a good look at the prominent people who push them so hard. Bill Gates is a fine example. As one of the world’s richest men, who got to where he is purely by luck and connivance, he’s living proof that tremendous wealth can…
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by John Massaro I AM POLISHING THESE WORDS just a few weeks before the November 5th presidential election which, needless to say, will be watched closely by Americans of every variety, and by most of the rest of the world. It’s going to be fun. I still can’t believe that a clueless female mongrel may be the…
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Injections as warfare? Well, prior to last week you would never have thought of pagers and two-way radios in that way. For Jews, no atrocity is off the table. by John Massaro EVERY LITERATE PERSON HAS heard the adage, “The first casualty of war is the truth.” That goes for one-sided massacres as well, which…
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The tour route — as originally planned. by John Massaro AFGHANISTAN. The name instantly conjures up all kinds of unpleasant images in the infantile American mind: the launching pad for the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001; Osama bin-Laden’s hideout; endless civil strife; suicide bombings;…
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by John Massaro ASK ANY BOOMER and he’ll tell you how it was drilled into our heads, as teenagers, that “you can’t get anywhere without a college education.” What that actually meant was that you couldn’t get a job that paid well. When it came time to enter the workforce, we were led to believe, a college…
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by John Massaro IN 1961, when I was a little boy growing up on Long Island, I used to watch a science fiction horror TV show, Chiller Theatre, which aired on WPIX, a local station, on Saturday afternoons. There were episodes like Creature From the Black Lagoon, The Brain Eaters, and Attack of the Fifty
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by John Massaro THERE ARE POLITICIANS and then there are politicians. Nearly all of them are useless, but there are some that are so low that they seem like fictional characters out of a bad novel, because most of us have never been acquainted with such creatures. Most American adults are probably familiar…
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by John Massaro GODDAMN, HAS THIS COUNTRY changed in my lifetime, and for the worse in almost every way. The 1960s, and especially the last three years of that decade, was a tumultuous era, what with nationwide race riots, violent street protests against the Vietnam War, mayhem on college campuses,…
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A young RFK Jr., currently a 2024 presidential candidate, hanging around the White House with his uncle, President John F. Kennedy by John Massaro IT WAS A Friday afternoon around two o’clock, and some of my fifth grade classmates were getting restless. We’d be going home soon, eagerly…
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