Marianne Williamson

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12/7/2025, 2:23:20 PM
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Spencer Andrews
@TruthIsLiberty4
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@BuckmanGracie @marwilliamson And BTW, I've been a fan of Marriane for a long time. But she's making juvenile blanket statements lately that echo pure propaganda. So I can't ignore it.
gracie Be
@BuckmanGracie
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@TruthIsLiberty4 @marwilliamson You *actually* trust that they did?!
Where’s the evidence?
No infrared photo, nothing?
With those assumed capabilities, surely we could have met the boat when it landed, confiscated the goods, and arrested them. What if they were also trafficking children??
Spencer Andrews
@TruthIsLiberty4
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@BuckmanGracie @marwilliamson Yes, likely cocaine, and sourced from Colombia or Mexico, but the point is *we* (as casual 3P observers) can't *know* what was in that boat. But perhaps those agencies actively monitoring did, and made the call.
gracie Be
@BuckmanGracie
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@TruthIsLiberty4 @marwilliamson I’ve heard the same, through more in-depth, documentary-style reporting than you’ll get from the White House. Fentanyl *does not* come from Venezuela. (I wish I had a link handy to share; perhaps I’ll look for it.)
Spencer Andrews
@TruthIsLiberty4
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@marwilliamson How can you possibly know that?
Marianne Williamson
@marwilliamson
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13d
@TruthIsLiberty4 They were not carrying fentanyl. There is zero fentanyl manufactured in Venezuela.

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