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underpants

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3. I don't remember that but I just know they use many tricks and hints

Reply to EYESORE 9001 (Reply #2)

Mon Sep 22, 2025, 12:54 PM

Sep 22

that they think are clever. That was then. I don’t think they try to hide it as much anymore.

Hilton Head SC changed there oval bumper sticker to include a lighthouse because the HH had become a way for Nazis to identify themselves to others. I red that back then many went to the SC flag bumper sticker (which oddly includes a crescent moon) which might also be a reference to Fort Sumpter.

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Any mention of "storm" is a Nazi reference. underpants Sep 22 #1

Do you remember a wretched website EYESORE 9001 Sep 22 #2

I don't remember that but I just know they use many tricks and hints underpants Sep 22 #3

The SC State flag is based on an early Revolutionary War flag; its not a moon. Callie1979 Sep 22 #6

the storm is also a Q meme Nigrum Cattus Sep 22 #4

Regarding Steven Miller's speech, I'd bet the farm that 3 truthful words were not found in that reality. chouchou Sep 22 #5

Straight up Nazi words used by the White House. Stolen from the Nazis. Used by wannabe Nazis. LetMyPeopleVote Sep 22 #7

If they would stop talking and acting like demons John Farmer Sep 22 #8

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