UNDERNEWS: Silly stuff

January 28, 2020

Silly stuff

Mother Jones reporter Stephanie Mencimer has produced a good read on the "End Times" evangelicals who support Donald Trump because they believe, truly and sincerely, that Donald Trump will bring about the end of the world and they are extremely looking forward to that.

The White House has caused confusion after sharing an image depicting the first snow of 2020 on a day where temperature was a mild 54 degrees Fahrenheit in Washington D.C.

Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell told visiting art school graduates to put false breasts in their bras at the pedophile's New Mexico ranch, one of their guests has alleged. Ursula Ruedenberg says Epstein and his girlfriend played a series of bizarre pranks on their guests which left them wondering: 'How far will they go?'.

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