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Hi, I'm pretty new here and I'm wondering what these public groups mentioned in my profile are?
 

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The illuminati, ZOG and the Freemasons.
 
Not to mention: Cosa Nostra, NSA, and so on..
 
I'm pretty sure they haven't been implemented, Prodigy.

Despite what these jokers say...
 
alrighty then, thanks.
 

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