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07 Dec 2021

Many Are Fighting Back

Hearings are set to take place in Michigan to ban voting machines from Dominion Voting Systems, the company based in Toronto, Canada that provided many of the electrnic voting machines in the 2020 Presidential election allegedly used to rig the results. More patriots are fighting in the lion’s den, and more Hellywood stars are exposed, and amazing vaxx pushback. Also, many toys will be difficult to get due to supply shortages this Christmas. Joe Biden strikes again! More from And We Know.

On an incredible segment from Brian Stelter’s Unreliable Sources, a panelist reveals the truth of the state of modern media, but of course, CNN learns nothing. More from RedPill78.

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09 Mar 2021

We’re Not Supposed To Know

The Democrats, their mainstream media allies, don’t really want us to know much. They would rather twist facts around than tell us the truth. Like Col. Klink on Hogan’s Heroes, we’re supposed to walk through the cell block chortling, “I know nothing, I see nothing, I say nothing.” But Mark Dice doesn’t have it so easy. Here, he’s talking about the stimulus package and loose-lip Democrats who want to savage department stores that have separate boys’ and girls’ toys sections. Imagine the horrors!

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23 Dec 2020

The Life Of A Toy Inventor

Eddy Goldfarb, who is ninety-eight, created such classics as the bubble gun, chattering teeth, and Kerplunk! All told, he invented more than 800 toys. Here’s how he did it. More from The New Yorker.

 

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02 Feb 2013

Etched in the Heavens

Andre Cassagne, the inventor of the Etch a Sketch, has died in France at the age of 86. The Ohio Art Company, which bought Cassagne’s invention and turned it into one of the most popular children’s toys, announced the death. More than 100 million have been sold worldwide since Ohio Art acquired the Etch a Sketch from Cassagne at the Nuremberg Toy Fair in 1959. If you ever wondered how the Etch a Sketch works, here’s a look behind Cassagne’s magical screen. H/T Blazing Cat Fur

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