Noam Chomsky email referencing Tony Blair, Trump and linguistic musings
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The passage contains anecdotal remarks about Tony Blair reading the New Testament and vague comments about Trump and secret service, but provides no concrete names, dates, transactions, or actionable Mentions Tony Blair seen with a New Testament during a Saudi Arabia visit. Alludes to Trump avoiding the White House and secret service issues. Discussion of linguistic theory unrelated to any wrongd
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