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The White House's unproven claims on Facebook and Twitter that antifa activists are placing bricks to incite riots have been taken down
U.S. · MEDIA
June 3, 20205 min read, 1011 words

The White House's unproven claims on Facebook and Twitter that antifa activists are placing bricks to incite riots have been taken downThe White House's unproven claims on Facebook and Twitter that antifa activists are placing bricks to incite riots have been taken down

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Published: June 3, 2020  |  5 min read, 1011 words
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