Jonesy

Opinions are my own.

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@Disclosure413 @VettedPodcast @AlchemyAmerican @chrisramsay52 @LueElizondo @rosscoulthart I think most podcasters came out of nowhere a "few" years ago, including Vetted.
He adds nothing except hyperbole, and complaints about everyone else. Sounds like sour grapes. I used to enjoy his stuff, can't listen to him anymore.

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@Tsoukalos agreed! and blocked.

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@RedPandaKoala @UAPNewsCenter Worst interview ever. I support Jeremy. I hope he gets the help he needs, if in fact he needs help. Maybe i just took it wrong. Seemed combative and scattered.

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@Mcleanishim @HockeyCanada you won. it was a great game and U.S. won fair and square. congrats.

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@PierreVLeBrun not brutal if our team scores. the rules are the rules. everyone knows them going in. Canada played so well. they deserved to win, but they didn't. that is sports. I'm super proud of them. don't blame it on the format.

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@Mcleanishim @HockeyCanada eff off

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@HockeyCanada I'm upset with the result, but proud of how they played. Congrats to the the U.S.

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@TLNdc Sundin

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@MrBeast my mom

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@marcuslemonis @BedBathBeyond @FoxNews Bed Bath and Begone...

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@Senators Oops, Alexandre Daigle

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@Senators Alexander Daigle

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@TLNdc Curtis McElhinney

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@rosscoulthart @SkywatcherHQ @BillyKryzak Perhaps the same end as leaks from government sources?

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@TimLang47043141 @samanthacp_ People are presumed innocent until proven guilty. A "not guilty" verdict means they should continue to be presumed innocent. There is no such thing as an "innocent" verdict. An appeal may change the matter.