To answer your excellent question, Piers... lots and lots.
In fact, too much to possibly fit in a tweet. It is pathetic that, at least over here, the news media, thanks mostly to fear of Oprah, simply will not revisit this clearly fraudulent movie.
— John Ziegler (@Zigmanfreud)
2. April 2019
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The picture below was taken on August 25, 1993. The train station wasn’t there (top of image). Work on the floral clock had started.
The construction of the actual building was approved by Santa Barbara County on September 2, 1993 (see below).
End of discussion.
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— Mike Smallcombe (@mikesmallcombe1)
2. April 2019
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The Mail wasn't interested in any of this at the start. Glad they've realised this information cannot be ignored.
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— Mike Smallcombe (@mikesmallcombe1)
2. April 2019
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