Athena1944 I'm confused, the liberal's give 600 million of our tax dollars for favorable coverage. And now they help raise money to find a cure.
Love to see Bell release the numbers to see how much actually goes into hands of actual people who need it. It will find next years Let’s Talk Day.
Bell has problem with Huawei
Ellen: the poster child for let's talk
OtagoGrad Lets get an accounting break down of where that money is dispersed. Lining someone's pocket more likely.
So..... let's all feel sorry for Ellen? There are people literally starving...TO DEATH....kids don't have water!!! or underwear!!!....or socks... God why have people become so obsessed with themselves.
Ellen needs some Mental Health .....She sick in the head.
Is this why our cell phone bills are going up by 5$ soon?
BellLetsTalk
I read that if your hashtags don’t have the emoji, they don’t count. Sometimes my BeIlLetsTalk has the emoji and sometimes it doesn’t. BellLetsTaIk
CJAD800 Will Bell publish a list of the organizations it makes a donation to and how much 🤔
Ok lose the picture of Ellen
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