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kev74 said:
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If Trump really wants to fight, he'll smuggle in something that can jam Biden's earpiece.

Make him answer his own questions and the shit show will reach epic proportions.

Even funnier would be an accomplice in the parking lot with something that can hijack the signal.

We all know Biden will just repeat anything fed to him no matter how ridiculous "repeat the line".

The possibilities are endless LOL.
 
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The World Economic Forum (WEF) has called for a “controlled demolition” of the global food system as part of a major “reinvention” of how humans consume food. In a disturbing article posted to their website on Thursday, the WEF declared that the consumption of meat and traditional forms of farming needed to be banned in order to prevent so-called ‘global boiling‘. In the article, titled “Feeding the future: why Renovation and Reinvention are key to saving our food system,” WEF New Frontiers of Nutrition Project Fellow Juliana Weltman Glezer sounds the alarm on the greenhouse gas emissions caused by food production and warns of a 60% increase in food demand when the worldwide population hits 10 billion. Dailywire reports: The article then compared an overhaul of the food system to the global transition to renewable energy, such as solar and wind power and electric vehicles. “The food transition involves a similarly comprehensive transformation, with two different stages of change: Renovation and Reinvention,” Glezer wrote. “While Renovation makes incremental improvements across the food value chain, Reinvention aims for systemic change: the fully scaled reorientation of food production in a way that alters the underlying structures within the modern food industry.”
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