Why does Meta's new chat AI want to talk about pizza and not the end of slavery?
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Well if it wants to talk about pizza teach it about pizzagate.
Pizzagate and slavery have one key Root in common - Racine.
The AI does not want to tell you the real story.
Slavery never ended in Racine with Joshua Glover and the formation of the GOP in Wisconsin. It evolved.
The Podestas got their big break into art and politics in Racine. Racine is also how Art in Embassies got its break.
How do pedophile billionaires control entire communities through compromise, bribery, blackmail and corruption?
What is the real purpose of secret societies?
What was the first secret society chartered in America through an act of Congress? When did it happen? Who was President?
The real history of Racine and America is much deeper than you will learn in the model education system established in Racine in alliance with the World Core Curriculum.
Racine is also the model for Agenda 21 and 2030, based on the foundation of Sustainable Racine.
The real Agenda beyond 21 and 2030 is transhumanism and global, eternal enslavement with the Mark of the Beast.
No media can dare touch Racine, because The Truth of Racine has been shared since the beginning.
Racine is the reason why Reddit pizzagate was censored and dismantled.
Racine is the reason why Voat was censored and dismantled.
Why did Mark Zuckerberg choose Racine, Wisconsin of all places to funnel his money and control the elections?
Why did Mark Zuckerberg illegally sacrifice baby goats in a private ritual event?
Why did Anna Makanju lead the censorship programs at Facebook?
Why was Racine a major highlight of Anna Makanju’s career experience leading community organizing as an operative of Soros with Obama?
A key advisor to Zuckerberg and Bill Gates is Brad Smith, President of Microsoft. Brad grew up in Racine.
All of the global elite know the significance of Racine.
The ai might know a thing or two about walnut sauce
Have you asked it for the list of topics it considers 'unsafe'? You know, so you can 'avoid' them ;)