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John Stossel Sues Facebook, Climate Feedback, for defamation

By Christina Norman

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NOTE: The original post yesterday got derailed because the first commenter went off over COVID vaccine. With over 500 comments, almost entirely about that rather than Stossel’s issue, the thread…

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