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The Great ResetGlenn Beck & Justin Haskins · 27 weeks“Step 2: Propose Potential Solutions Do not predict a disaster that cannot be “solved.” There is no point in convincing people life on earth is going to end if there’s nothing that can be done about it, because even if you convince everyone they are doomed,…”
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