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@LoriannDeyoe [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [59]: Know Your Enemy
Know Who Stole The #Election2020 #FBI #DemocraticParty #WEFpuppets SELLOUTS OF #AmericaFirst THEIR OWN #AmericaLast AGENDA
#TrumpWasRight #TRUMP2024ToSaveAmerica #TrumpWasRightAboutEverything
#Woke Up #Americans TheLeftist #WEF THREAT #DemocratsTheEnemyWithin [URL redacted]
#MetaphorUSCongressTheSquad
#TheoryRacialColourBlindness
#BrandMakingWebLLCTrendingPolitics [MediaBiasFact-Checked] [Crunchbase]
Supplementary #WebsiteHuffPostJesselynCook "The digital newsletter 'I Love My Freedom' regularly blasts out emails hawking flagrant scams and snake oil, such as a dementia-reversing 'miracle' treatment, a 'diabetes destroyer' substance and a 'life-saving' cancer therapy that a Nazi chemist supposedly developed at Hitler's command. Peppered between these messages sponsored by third-party hucksters are official ads from Donald Trump's presidential reelection campaign. ... I Love My Freedom, which comprises the newsletter and a right-wing blog called Trending Politics, is part of Making Web LLC, an obscure marketing firm that's registered in Minnesota to a 51-year-old man named Allan G. Ferretti. Through the newsletter alone, I Love My Freedom has amplified a litany of predatory scams -- including some that misleadingly implicate Trump, despite its dealings with his campaign. Hours before distributing a fundraising email from the McConnell Senate Committee this month, I Love My Freedom fired off a sponsored message promoting a 'breakthrough' stem cell treatment -- which it baselessly implied Trump is receiving." https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/why-is-donald-trump-fundraising-through-this-sketchy-newsletter_n_5e7e30dbc5b6614922669edb #BrandMakingWebLLCILoveMyFreedom #BrandMakingWebLLCAlFerretti
Supplementary #WebsiteHuffPostJesselynCook "The digital newsletter 'I Love My Freedom' regularly blasts out emails hawking flagrant scams and snake oil, such as a dementia-reversing 'miracle' treatment, a 'diabetes destroyer' substance and a 'life-saving' cancer therapy that a Nazi chemist supposedly developed at Hitler's command. Peppered between these messages sponsored by third-party hucksters are official ads from Donald Trump's presidential reelection campaign. ... I Love My Freedom, which comprises the newsletter and a right-wing blog called Trending Politics, is part of Making Web LLC, an obscure marketing firm that's registered in Minnesota to a 51-year-old man named Allan G. Ferretti. Through the newsletter alone, I Love My Freedom has amplified a litany of predatory scams -- including some that misleadingly implicate Trump, despite its dealings with his campaign. Hours before distributing a fundraising email from the McConnell Senate Committee this month, I Love My Freedom fired off a sponsored message promoting a 'breakthrough' stem cell treatment -- which it baselessly implied Trump is receiving." https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/why-is-donald-trump-fundraising-through-this-sketchy-newsletter_n_5e7e30dbc5b6614922669edb #BrandMakingWebLLCILoveMyFreedom #BrandMakingWebLLCAlFerretti
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