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- Fake News: DEA Did NOT Raid Ranch of Democrat Senator Hal Lindsay
- Fake News: Richmond Did NOT Begin Mass Relocation of Low Income Blacks To Decrease City Poverty Rate
- Fake News: Terrorist Who Hid Grenades in Anus Did NOT Die of Internal Bleeding at Iraqi Airport
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
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- Fake News: Monica Lewinsky NOT Found Dead In Roslindale
- Fake News: Police Officer Did NOT Crash Car While Shaving Her Privates
Friday, June 2, 2017
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