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što su učinili u vezi Bidenove pljačke glasova ??

Kažu da pomno razmatraju jedini dokaz o pljački koji imaju a to je trumpova izjava - "opljačkan sam".
Valda rezultati budu uskoro, pa će i bidena obrisati.

mortal wrote:što su učinili u vezi Bidenove pljačke glasova ??

Cijepili bidena 
Sace bidenBiden biti cipiran 
I furati pank frizuru i lajati ko civava 
A bosnu malo protresti i dodu i covu za uha povuci 
Onak ..iz zajebancije, da pokaze nationalistic i lopovima ..

Carlson ...


It's been a very tough week in the United States of America. A spasm of mob violence has been followed by an unprecedented crackdown on our basic civil liberties. This is the darkest time many Americans can remember.
But even in the midst of this disaster, there have been flashes of comedy and we're grateful for every one of them. We got one Tuesday in the form of a statement from a group called the global Public Policy team at Twitter.
Now, you may have thought Twitter was just a social media company run by some bearded, ethereal pothead in downtown San Francisco, but not anymore. While you were sleeping, Twitter got bigger than you ever imagined it could. Twitter is now an independent nation-state with its own National Security Council, an inner agency constellation of foreign policy experts whose job it is to manage the world's affairs.
So Twitter's global Public Policy team is really the company's own NSC. They weighed in Tuesday, as security councils do, on the upcoming elections in Uganda. Here's what they said about those elections:


Now, marinate in that for a bit. Twitter is reminding the Ugandan people that censorship is immoral.


"Sorry, Ugandans, you're not allowed to silence other people's Twitter accounts, especially in the run-up to an election. You just can't do that. Now, we recognize you don't have a Bill of Rights or a centuries-old tradition of self-government out there in Uganda, so you might not have known this, as we do here. But to restate: Censoring voters' social media accounts is hugely harmful. Online censorship violates 'basic human rights.' In fact, it's an attack on democracy itself. Got that, Ugandans? Now we understand you're a primitive, developing nation, so we'll give you a pass this time, but don't forget it. Censorship bad! #OpenInternet"


We actually had to check and make sure Twitter's statement was real, which it is. Twitter actually sent that, which only proves that the tech monopolies are even worse than we thought.