It seems Tate became embroiled in controversy once he disparaged Ms. Thunberg, who is the prophet of the "Woke" green movement, subsidized by Soros, and whose god is the self-proclaimed creator of the Internet, a Mr. Al Gore. It was the U.S. Embassy, an arm of Biden, which made a call to the Romanians mouthing criminality by Mr. Tate. There has been no trial, nor is he still in custody. It was John Kerry, a green climate comrade of Al Gore, who was a past Secretary of State, and head of the embassies. Al Gore was a recent green Czar of the Biden administration, until it came out his family had their own private jet, which he initially lied about before Congress, which apparently was a carbon polluter, which would put Thunberg to shame. In the end, the lesson learned, was Tate should have recycled his pizza carton, and saved a lot of time and money. Apparently, you have a different narrative you are trying to push. In the U.S., a man is innocent until proven guilty. Apparently, listening to you, that isn't the criteria in Canada. Apparently, with Tate agreeing with his Islam religion, that a woman belongs to her husband, you think he should be put in jail. As Paul thinks that a woman is subject to her husband, once your husband is free of your bond, well your pool of available men will be limited to a very small area. In China, the rich have as many girlfriends as they can get away with. In India, the religious rule has been in the past to burn the wives with the husband at death. They seem to subjugate the wife to the husband.
Gore boasted: "During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative in creating the Internet."
Humphrey Bogart never said, "Play it again, Sam," and Al Gore never said, "I invented the Internet." But both guys said similar things that took on lives of their own. By Declan McCullagh.
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