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Happy New Year 2023
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Happy New Year 2023

Alan Gray
By Alan Gray

Yes, Happy New Year 2023

Wishing a Happy New Year to all our readers, writers and editors for 2023, from the team at NewsBlaze.

2022 wasn’t a very pleasant year for many people, and we’re not going to rub salt in the wounds today by going over those things.

Instead, we’re just hoping for a better 2023 by taking our own actions to make it better.

The cavalry isn’t coming to save us, but there are a growing number of people on the side of the people, and we are with them.

A special thank-you goes out to Elon Musk for removing yoke of the tyranny from twitter. And an extra thank-you for releasing the Twitter Files that prove what many of us knew all along – that governments and private companies conspired to suppress discussion, science and freedom.

Happy New Year for 2023 to all. Except for the tyrants.

Happy New Year 2023
Happy New Year 2023

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