Marc Ching's Crocodile Tears

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There were other small things, but anyone claiming this was some sort of witch hunt is completely out of their minds. We had every right to investigate this and still there are a ton of questions such as who created the site? Who set it up? Who bought the domain name? How will anyone know where this money is being spent? And the big question is how much will they need to spend on tissues when Marc Ching cries his crocodile

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