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Ex-NSA Technical Director Bill Binney proves that the DNC hack of the Clinton/Podesta emails was NOT a remote hack from Russia, but came from inside the DNC itself, put on a physical CD or data stick, and physically handed to Wikileaks, backing up the story that Seth Rich was indeed the DNC leaker. This was found through the program used and the metadata, which would round the files up to an even number, leaving a unique physical "trademark" in the file. The mainstream media narrative called his death a "botched robbery," but was it? He was shot in the back a block from his home, and nothing was taken from him, including his keys, wallet, and phone. This wasn't a robbery, it was a hit. Leaked emails from the FBI show Mueller and the Clintons being mentioned multiple times, alleging that Robert Mueller hired a hitman for the Clintons, and that Mueller had connections to hitmen, while John Podesta also mentioned in his own email, "making an example out of the leaker whether they had basis for it or not." Julian Assange hinted at the fact that Rich was most likely the DNC insider, who ended up paying with his life to get crucial information out to the public to expose what was really going on in our government, and the people involved. God bless Seth Rich, and may he rest in peace. He will be remembered as a patriot who loved his country, and hopefully one day is killer will be caught and brought to justice.

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A starter that rode west in a covered wagon in 1847 still rises bread today, mailed free by strangers who never met the man who carried it. Carl Griffith kept the culture alive for seventy years after inheriting it as a boy in Oregon in 1930. After he died in 2000, volunteers formed Carl's Friends and have since mailed out over 100,000 starts to bakers worldwide, free for a stamped envelope. This is living history you can taste. Find bakers keeping tradition alive on Localize.

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