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October 10, 2026

			01:18		User talk:Aschlafly‎‎ 2 changes history +3,957‎ [AnthonyPvanDuyn‎ (2×)]
					01:18 (cur \| prev) +363‎ AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs →‎SEO Improvement 2
					00:36 (cur \| prev) +3,594‎ AnthonyPvanDuyn talk contribs →‎SEO Improvement: returned to main subect

October 9, 2026

22:35

User talk:Aschlafly‎ diffhist +513‎ Conservative talk contribs

October 8, 2026

			20:06		User talk:Aschlafly‎‎ 19 changes history +6,154‎ [RobSmith‎ (7×); Conservative‎ (12×)]
					20:06 (cur \| prev) -1‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					20:05 (cur \| prev) +419‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					20:00 (cur \| prev) -5‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:59 (cur \| prev) +310‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:47 (cur \| prev) +55‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:46 (cur \| prev) +211‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:43 (cur \| prev) +2‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:43 (cur \| prev) +10‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:42 (cur \| prev) +618‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:18 (cur \| prev) -1‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:13 (cur \| prev) +45‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					19:03 (cur \| prev) +701‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					09:56 (cur \| prev) +282‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					04:11 (cur \| prev) +2,428‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:44 (cur \| prev) +144‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:40 (cur \| prev) +10‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:40 (cur \| prev) +257‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:36 (cur \| prev) -241‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:36 (cur \| prev) +910‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt: new section

October 7, 2026

			18:00		User:Conservative‎‎ 5 changes history +550‎ [Conservative‎ (5×)]
					18:00 (cur \| prev) +11‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎User: Conservative humor
					18:00 (cur \| prev) +115‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎User: Conservative humor
					17:57 (cur \| prev) +8‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎User: Conservative humor
					17:57 (cur \| prev) +416‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Some of my favorite films
					17:10 (cur \| prev) 0‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Some of my favorite songs (Especially the uplifting and upbeat songs)

			16:58		User talk:Aschlafly‎‎ 7 changes history +1,498‎ [Conservative‎; RobSmith‎ (6×)]
			m		16:58 (cur \| prev) +1‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					16:57 (cur \| prev) +8‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					16:57 (cur \| prev) +483‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
			m		16:49 (cur \| prev) +1‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					16:48 (cur \| prev) +270‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					15:07 (cur \| prev) +342‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					14:03 (cur \| prev) +393‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Need your assistance: new section

October 6, 2026

23:05

Conservative‎ diffhist -1‎ Aschlafly talk contribs further copy-edit improvements

			19:29		Hollywood‎‎ 3 changes history +140‎ [Aschlafly‎ (3×)]
					19:29 (cur \| prev) +11‎ Aschlafly talk contribs Nearly all of Hollywood's biggest celebrities stridently opposed Donald Trump from the moment he decided to run for President against the Democrats.
					19:28 (cur \| prev) +70‎ Aschlafly talk contribs improved
					19:27 (cur \| prev) +59‎ Aschlafly talk contribs At a Hollywood event such as the Academy Awards, the politically correct mind control is so strong that sometimes everyone wears an identical symbol, such as a ribbon to promote the homosexual agenda.

			09:03		User talk:Aschlafly‎‎ 6 changes history -2,076‎ [Conservative‎ (2×); RobSmith‎ (4×)]
			m		09:03 (cur \| prev) +1‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat
			m		09:02 (cur \| prev) -1‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat
					08:56 (cur \| prev) +319‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat
			m		08:51 (cur \| prev) -138‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat
					00:48 (cur \| prev) -2,265‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat
					00:02 (cur \| prev) +8‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat

03:05

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October 5, 2026

			23:56		User talk:Aschlafly‎‎ 4 changes history +2,524‎ [RobSmith‎ (2×); Conservative‎ (2×)]
					23:56 (cur \| prev) +2,257‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat
					21:48 (cur \| prev) +264‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat
			m		19:47 (cur \| prev) +3‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat
			m		19:46 (cur \| prev) 0‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Forecast accuracy on Russia. 4 out of 4. 100% accuracy! The hyper Russophile 100% failure. The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat

21:19

Hollywood‎ diffhist +1‎ RoadtoEmmaus2 talk contribs improved Hollywood

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			20:06		User talk:Aschlafly‎‎ 19 changes history +6,154‎ [RobSmith‎ (7×); Conservative‎ (12×)]
					20:06 (cur \| prev) -1‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					20:05 (cur \| prev) +419‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					20:00 (cur \| prev) -5‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:59 (cur \| prev) +310‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:47 (cur \| prev) +55‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:46 (cur \| prev) +211‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:43 (cur \| prev) +2‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:43 (cur \| prev) +10‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:42 (cur \| prev) +618‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:18 (cur \| prev) -1‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					19:13 (cur \| prev) +45‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					19:03 (cur \| prev) +701‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!
					09:56 (cur \| prev) +282‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					04:11 (cur \| prev) +2,428‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:44 (cur \| prev) +144‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:40 (cur \| prev) +10‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:40 (cur \| prev) +257‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:36 (cur \| prev) -241‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt
					01:36 (cur \| prev) +910‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Another reason why the USA can pay down its debt: new section

			18:00		User:Conservative‎‎ 5 changes history +550‎ [Conservative‎ (5×)]
					18:00 (cur \| prev) +11‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎User: Conservative humor
					18:00 (cur \| prev) +115‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎User: Conservative humor
					17:57 (cur \| prev) +8‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎User: Conservative humor
					17:57 (cur \| prev) +416‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Some of my favorite films
					17:10 (cur \| prev) 0‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Some of my favorite songs (Especially the uplifting and upbeat songs)

			16:58		User talk:Aschlafly‎‎ 7 changes history +1,498‎ [Conservative‎; RobSmith‎ (6×)]
			m		16:58 (cur \| prev) +1‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					16:57 (cur \| prev) +8‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					16:57 (cur \| prev) +483‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
			m		16:49 (cur \| prev) +1‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					16:48 (cur \| prev) +270‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					15:07 (cur \| prev) +342‎ RobSmith talk contribs →‎Need your assistance
					14:03 (cur \| prev) +393‎ Conservative talk contribs →‎Need your assistance: new section

			19:29		Hollywood‎‎ 3 changes history +140‎ [Aschlafly‎ (3×)]
					19:29 (cur \| prev) +11‎ Aschlafly talk contribs Nearly all of Hollywood's biggest celebrities stridently opposed Donald Trump from the moment he decided to run for President against the Democrats.
					19:28 (cur \| prev) +70‎ Aschlafly talk contribs improved
					19:27 (cur \| prev) +59‎ Aschlafly talk contribs At a Hollywood event such as the Academy Awards, the politically correct mind control is so strong that sometimes everyone wears an identical symbol, such as a ribbon to promote the homosexual agenda.