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Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Frontrunning: April 29
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This is bullcrap! Though most of maybe even all of it may be true, to make people pay money for information that is this critical but that Williams guy right up there with the thugs he's talking about. If he were really the "man of God" he claims to be, that info would not be charged for but would be sent freely around the world, with no strings attached.
JMHO - YMMV
DS
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