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The effort is under way now to exterminate, then replace, millions of Americans. A new tent city is being proposed in NYC for "migrants" who entered the country illegally, and new photos captured near the border show heavily armed (and armored) drug cartel members entering Texas with battle rifles. No one in the establishment will stop the invasion because they literally want the American people to be exterminated and replaced by illegal aliens, who are easier to control and aren't own any pensions or other retirement benefits that are bankrupting the government. Get the full details in today's Brighteon Broadcast News episode here: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/hrreport P.S. The hugely popular "Regenerate Yourself Masterclass" continues today with powerful wisdom on healing and longevity. A new episode is broadcast live throughout the day, looping every hour or so. Don't miss it: BrightU.com

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