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Super Bowl LIX Disclosure?

Will the Super Bowl be especially interesting this year? Many people do watch it “for the commercials.”

Transparency in government may be reaching a new venue: “Elon Musk is rumored to be spending $40 million of his own money,” explains Anthony Gareffa of TweakTown, “on five commercials during one of the most-​watched events in the world — the Superbowl — highlighting U.S. government waste that DOGE has found.”

According to Michael Flores the number is four: “At the Superbowl in 2025 Trump is embracing new tech which has been blocked before. Musk is delivering four ads to the Superbowl about what he discovered in the Treasury files. Just before the game begins.

“These ads will also be shown in the stadium.” And Donald Trump will be in the audience, in the stands. Flores claims to be floored by this: “No matter who wins the games, this is history they will write about for centuries to come.”

In an email letter, Flores goes further: “Nothing in American politics will ever be the same again. We are talking about theft so ingrained in the system that they didn’t even try to hide it. But how they did it is now mapped out by computers. How long they did it is mapped by computers. Money that could have helped the poor. Could have paid for Social Security for years.”

Will this really happen? See for yourself: “The game is scheduled to begin at 6:30pm Eastern Time, on February 9, 2025, at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.… The game will be televised in the United States by Fox and streamed on Tubi.”

The game itself pits the Kansas City Chiefs against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Chiefs are favored — but it may be the Democrats who lose big. Democrats and their elaborate ways to give their causes taxpayer money.

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