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Brazil's own Godzilla vs Kong
Brazil's Own King Kong vs Godzilla | PUPPET REGIME | GZERO Media
May 19, 2021
Brazil's economy is a shambles. COVID is still raging. The Amazon is aflame. But despite all that, president Jair Bolsonaro fears only one thing: the coming clash with an old nemesis that'll make King Kong vs Godzilla look like child's play by comparison.
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