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technically all catholics are sedevacantists rn
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Explain.
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Does /his/ even read books? I feel like I can look up a relatively well-known history book on the board archives and see a lot more posts of it on /lit/ compared to /his/. Do you niggas read?
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From the Owners of Stone Hedge 1640 & 1652 Diaries:

"Bear Stone" [Hele Stone]
"Jasper is quartz, silica."
"Sardine is fish, shape."
"Fish made of quartz."

Sir Laurence Washington, knight (1640 AD)
Reverend Laurence Washington (1652 AD)

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Holy based. Men like this will save America

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With the Clinton era coming to an end, the nation was enjoying a prosperous economy fueled by the explosive rise of Internet businesses in the late 1990s. The Monica Lewinsky sex scandal, in which President Clinton was accused of inappropriate conduct with a White House intern, had less effect than Republican leaders hoped; it caused them to lose seats in the 1998 midterms, which is an unusual event (the party controlling the White House typically loses seats in midterms).

Nonetheless, Republicans were hopeful to regain the White House in 2000. The early front-runner in the race was Texas governor George W. Bush, the son of former President Bush. "Dubya" had been considered presidential timber since a meeting with ex-cabinet member George Schulz in early 1998. Among other GOP hopefuls, Dan Quayle, Elizabeth Dole, Lamar Alexander, and Bob Smith dropped out of the race before the primaries started for lack of funds or support. The pool of candidates who would actually contest the Republican primaries was whittled down to Bush, John McCain, Alan Keyes, Steve Forbes, Gary Bauer, and Orrin Hatch. Bush swept the opening Iowa caucus and looked to be the front runner as Hatch dropped out and endorsed him. By now McCain was the most serious remaining challenger and the other candidates abandoned their efforts. The Arizona Senator enjoyed a surprise victory in the New Hampshire primary but Bush beat him in South Carolina.
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Stolen Election.
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Why did the democrats not do a single good thing for America on any level from 1865-2000?
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What was best period to live in China?
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What race were the Mongols in the 13th century?
It's know for certain that the ruling elites, such as Genghis Khan and his family were Caucasoid/White at the time of the Mongol Conquests, but what was the racial composition of the lower classes and the rest of society?
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