Barela Responds to the Wrong Question, Block Says Nothing, and New Mexico Republicans Are Done Pretending

RPNM Chair's Formal Statement Sidesteps the Actual Allegations; Leaked SCC Emails Reveal Data Access Weaponized Against Party Critics; A Flood of Public Voices Confirms What Insiders Already Knew 

By Chris Edwards, Editor | 2nd Life Media Alamogordo Town News / New Mexico Conservative News
April 2, 2026

This article is a follow-up to our March 31 report, "Do as I Say, Not as I Do: The Alleged Stunning Hypocrisy Gap Between Otero County's Republican Moralizers and Their Private Lives," published by New Mexico Conservative News and 2nd Life Media Alamogordo Town News. We stand fully and without reservation by that report in its entirety. We invite readers to review it alongside this response.

ALAMOGORDO, NM — Let us begin with what actually happened.

Our March 31, 2026 report did not examine Amy Barela's marriage. It did not reference her separation. It did not report on her marital history in any form. Those are her words in her response — not ours in our original article.

The questions our reporting raised were different in kind, sourced from named community figures including former Alamogordo Mayor Susan Payne, and they went to the distance between the public platform that certain Otero County Republican leaders have built — a platform loudly rooted in traditional family values, Christian conservative principles, and the policing of others' private conduct — and specific allegations about their own private lives that are wholly inconsistent with that platform.

That is what we reported. That is what we stand by. And notably, that is precisely what Chairwoman Barela did not address in her formal response on social media and on the New Mexico Conservative News platform directly. 

What she addressed instead was her marriage. A marriage, we are pleased to note, that she describes as stronger today than it has ever been, grounded in faith and resilience. We congratulate her sincerely on that. A strong marriage that has weathered adversity is something worth celebrating, and we celebrate it. We always have. That is not what our article was about.

The specific allegations raised by named sources in our reporting remain unanswered.

The Response That Answered a Different Question

Chairwoman Barela's formal statement, received by this publication following our March 31 report, is a skillfully constructed piece of political communication. It is personal, it is emotionally resonant, and it pivots immediately to terrain she controls — her marriage, her family, her faith, her resilience.

What it does not do is address the specific questions our reporting raised.

She wrote: "It is unfortunate but not surprising, that Chris Edwards continues to shape stories to fit his own interpretation of events rather than presenting a full and fair account."

We would invite Chairwoman Barela — or anyone representing her — to identify specifically what facts in our March 31 report were inaccurate. Not what was uncomfortable. Not what was framed in a way she dislikes. What was factually wrong? We have received no such correction. We do not expect one, because the facts we reported are accurate.

She wrote that our coverage represented "the deliberate effort to weaponize personal hardship in order to score political points."

With respect: the personal hardship she describes — marital separation, financial difficulty, family struggle — was not reported by us. It was introduced by her, in her response, as the frame through which she chose to answer allegations that were about something else entirely. We did not write about her separation. She did. And while we understand the political logic of that pivot — it is far more sympathetic terrain than the actual questions raised — we are not going to pretend it answered our reporting, because it did not.

She also wrote that our coverage "hurts my daughters."

We take that seriously. We take it seriously enough to say clearly: our reporting was not directed at her daughters, her family, or her marriage. It was directed at the gap between a public political platform built on cultural conservatism and private conduct that has been described by named sources as fundamentally inconsistent with that platform. 

If that distinction matters — and it does — then the path to protecting her daughters from further attention is straightforward: engage the actual questions, or stop building a political career on the premise that your private life is the standard against which others should be judged.

John Block: A Wall of Silence

State Representative District 51 John Block has not responded to our reporting. Not publicly. Not privately.  Not through a spokesperson. Not through the Piñon Post, the publication he operates as a conservative commentary platform and has used repeatedly to scrutinize the private lives, professional conduct, and personal choices of others across New Mexico.

Nothing.

This is the same John Block whose political brand rests on "traditional family values" and "Christian conservative principles" — and who was embroiled in a 2025 breach-of-contract lawsuit with a former partner that became part of the public record. Those are court documents. Not rumors. Not allegations from unnamed sources. Court documents. Public record. Accessible to any citizen.

We reported them. He has not disputed them. He has chosen silence.

This is also the same John Block who, when he believed his own personal life was being used against him politically, declared publicly that he would "not be bullied or intimidated" and accused opponents of weaponizing his private life. We agreed with that principle then. We apply it consistently. The standard that protects John Block from having his private life weaponized is the same standard he must apply to others — and it is the same standard he has conspicuously failed to apply throughout his political career.

His silence is not innocence. It is strategy. And it is a strategy that, in the absence of any factual rebuttal, functions as confirmation.

We are still waiting. We expect to keep waiting.

The SCC Email Chain: Power, Data, and an Inadvertent Confession

Now to another dimension of this story that has received the least attention and deservesto be told: an internal Republican Party of New Mexico email chain that Chairwoman Barela herself forwarded on March 25, 2026, under the subject line "Factional Differences is Driving Continued Failure."

The email was distributed from Barela's official RPNM chairwoman account — to Republican activists and SCC members. Its stated purpose was to document the ways in which Barela has been excluded and victimized by internal party factions. What it actually documents, read carefully, is something far more significant.

Buried in the forwarded chain is a message from former State Senator Janice E. Arnold-Jones — a respected Republican voice whose credibility is not in dispute — that contains the following sentence:

"I simply stopped moving forward based on the email revoking GOP Data Center access (below)."

Revoking GOP Data Center access.

The GOP Data Center is the Republican Party's proprietary voter file and data infrastructure. It is the engine of candidate campaigns, precinct organizing, donor outreach, and get-out-the-vote operations. Access to it is not a courtesy — it is an operational lifeline for any Republican candidate, campaign, or county organization trying to function effectively.

Arnold-Jones, in attempting to explain a scheduling miscommunication and apologize for her role in it, inadvertently confirmed that access to this critical party resource was being revoked — selectively, as a tool of internal factional management. Barela forwarded this chain apparently to build a case that she had been excluded from unity meetings. She may not have noticed that in doing so, she confirmed one of the most serious charges against her leadership: that party infrastructure was being used as a weapon in an internal power struggle.

RPNM Uniform State Rule 1-4-2 prohibits party officers from using party resources to favor one candidate over another in a contested primary. If data access was being selectively controlled — revoked from individuals who were raising governance concerns or supporting Barela's primary challenger — that is not a procedural footnote. That is potentially a direct violation of the party's own rules. The very rules whose enforcement Barela has resisted in her own case.

The email chain also reveals the remarkable effort made by SCC leaders from across the state to engineer a fair, structured resolution to the leadership dispute — and the ways in which that effort was repeatedly frustrated. A joint letter signed by the Republican chairs of Bernalillo, Sandoval, Torrance, Chaves, Valencia, and Luna counties — six of New Mexico's most significant Republican county organizations — proposed a meeting with neutral facilitators, documented agreements, and transparent process. 

Barela's March 25 email to the party faithful characterized this proposal as "another attempt to redefine leadership authority through procedural maneuvering" and "another clandestine meeting."

Let us be precise: a meeting with neutral facilitators, open to interested SCC members, with documented outcomes, proposed by the chairs of six county Republican parties, is the opposite of clandestine. Calling it clandestine while simultaneously sending mass emails to party activists reframing the dispute on your own terms is itself a form of procedural management — one that happens to favor the person already holding institutional power.

The Broader Collapse: A Party Eating Itself Before June 2

The internal dynamics revealed by the SCC email chain do not exist in isolation. They are part of a documented pattern of institutional dysfunction in the Republican Party of New Mexico that this publication has covered more thoroughly and more consistently than any other outlet in the state.

Just twelve years ago Republicans won the New Mexico state House for the first time since the 1950s. Today Democrats hold every statewide office and the entire congressional delegation. The state GOP entered the 2026 election cycle already struggling to field candidates for several statewide races, with write-in candidates eventually filing in three different contests that had no Republican on the ballot at all. 

Into that already fragile environment, the Barela chairmanship controversy arrived like an accelerant. Since the March 10, 2026 candidate filing deadline, Barela has dominated media coverage of the Otero County Commission District 2 race by approximately 56 news stories to 3 for her challenger, Jonathan Emery — a media advantage that flows directly and structurally from her position as state party chair, 2nd Life Media Alamogordo and that illustrates with mathematical precision why RPNM Rule 1-4-4 exists in the first place.

The RPNM responded to the crisis by commissioning a third-party review of the party rules, which it said cleared Barela of any obligation to step down. Despite this, county Republican leaders across the state continue to demand her resignation. Source New Mexico The RPNM executive director called the resignation rule "ambiguous." First Vice Chair Mark Murton of the Bernalillo County Republicans responded simply: "You don't have to be a lawyer to understand that." Santa Fe New Mexican

The Sierra County Republican Party joined the growing wave of county organizations publicly calling for Barela's immediate resignation, framing the demand as a matter of restoring unity ahead of crucial 2026 races where Democratic dominance in New Mexico leaves Republicans with almost no margin for internal self-destruction. 2nd Life Media Alamogordo

The picture that emerges is of a state party leadership that holds itself to different standards than the ones it enforces on others, uses its institutional resources to manage internal dissent rather than resolve it, commissions outside reviews when the rules don't produce its preferred outcome, and then sends mass emails to the party faithful framing every accountability effort as a factional attack.

Sound familiar? It should. It is the same gap our March 31, 2026 report examined at the personal level. It turns out the institutional behavior and the personal behavior rhyme.

The Public Has Spoken — And the Volume Is Significant

What we did not fully anticipate was the flood.

Within 24 hours of our March 31 report, messages arrived from across Otero County and across New Mexico — from Republicans, from Democrats, from independents, from people who identify with no party at all. They came from Alamogordo and Albuquerque, from Tularosa and Las Cruces, from people with decades of firsthand knowledge of the subjects of our reporting.

The overwhelming message: thank you for saying publicly what everyone already knew privately. Thank you for having the courage that no other outlet in this community has been willing to demonstrate. Thank you for reporting what insiders have whispered about for years.

Several messages came from people who described themselves as Republican voters who had supported both Block and Barela in previous elections. Their message was not partisan. It was personal. They felt deceived — not by our reporting, but by the gap between what they were sold and what our reporting documented.

We received messages from people who work in and around Otero County's political and civic institutions, who confirmed the essential accuracy of our reporting and who expressed relief that the story had finally been told. We do not name them. They fear retaliation. That fear is itself a story about power in this community.

We received messages from families across the Tularosa Basin — families that have been on the receiving end of the moral posturing that characterizes the political brands of the subjects of our reporting — who said that the accountability our journalism delivered was long overdue.

Not every message was supportive. Some were angry. Some accused us of bias, of personal vendetta, of liberal motivation. We note that none of those messages contained a factual rebuttal of anything we published. Anger is not a correction. Disagreement is not evidence of error.

We welcome criticism. We respond to corrections. We have received none.

Our Editorial Position: Stated Plainly, Without Apology

We are 2nd Life Media and our content is owned by Southwestern Trails Cultural Heritage Association (STCHA) which is fully responsible for content published. We are AlamogordoTownNews.org. We are New Mexico Conservative News. We are KALH Radio. We are the 47th Voice. We are an independent local media organization that operates, as our about page states, according to the journalistic guidelines of LION Publishers and the Society of Professional Journalists.

Our editorial stance is constitutionalist, limited-government, pro-free speech, and pro-community self-reliance. We are not a Democratic outlet. We are not a liberal outlet. We are an accountability outlet — and accountability does not exempt political allies, does not bend to social pressure, and does not go quiet because powerful people are uncomfortable.

What our March 31, 2026 report did was simple: it examined the distance between a loudly proclaimed public platform and documented private conduct, sourced from named community figures including a former mayor of this city. It applied a standard that John Block himself has applied repeatedly to others through his own publication. It asked questions that the community deserves to have answered.

Amy Barela responded. She answered a question we did not ask, and she answered it with grace, faith, and political skill. We acknowledge all of that — and we note that the questions we actually raised remain unanswered.

John Block did not respond. His silence is his answer, as will be his typical vindictive actions post publication. 

We are proud of our reporting. We are proud of the community response it generated. We are proud of the discomfort it caused in quarters where discomfort is long overdue.

We will continue to cover the Republican Party of New Mexico's internal crisis — the rule violations, the data access weaponization, the county revolt, the institutional double standards — with the same thoroughness and independence we have brought to this story from the beginning. If the same were occuring within the Democratic Party we would be reporting that as well. We did historically when DPOC was in chaos and was suspended from operating due to state investigations and the ouster of local leadership. We reported it.  It is now rebuilding and we report that as well. 

We will continue to cover John Block's legislative record, his public statements, and the gap between his platform and his conduct, for as long as he continues to hold public office and ask the voters of District 51 to judge him by standards he does not apply to himself.

And we will continue to cover Amy Barela — as RPNM Chair, as Otero County Commissioner, and as a candidate in the June 2 primary — with the fairness and rigor that public officials in a democracy are entitled to and the scrutiny that public officials in a democracy must accept.

We stand by our reporting. Every word. Every source. Every fact.

The standard we applied to them is the standard we apply to everyone. That is not bias. That is journalism.

Editor's Note: 2nd Life Media / New Mexico Conservative News has an active relationship with Chairwoman Barela and is always welcome to comment or respond via a written response, published here in substantial form and or on air with our news personality Anthony Lucero at KALHRadio.org. Representative Block has not responded. Complaints and corrections may be directed to us supported by facts and documentation that is verifiable. This publication follows the journalistic standards of LION Publishers and the Society of Professional Journalists.

Sources: Amy Barela formal written response to New Mexico Conservative News on the actual news platform, April 1, 2026; RPNM SCC email chain  Source New Mexico; Albuquerque Journal; Santa Fe New Mexican; 2nd Life Media prior reporting on RPNM Rule 1-4-4 dispute, the Barela media dominance analysis, the Sierra County GOP open letter, and Rep. John Block's 2026 legislative record.

Here is the complete, organized source list — every link drawn on across both the original story and the follow-up article, organized by category with full URLs.

Complete Source List: "Do as I Say, Not as I Do" — Original Report & Follow-Up

All Sources Referenced Across Both Articles | 2nd Life Media / New Mexico Conservative News

 OUR OWN PRIOR REPORTING — 2nd Life Media / AlamogordoTownNews.org

On Amy Barela — History, Rise, and RPNM Leadership

1. Barela Named RPNM Chair — December 2024
   "Not to Be Underestimated, Otero County Commissioner Amy Barela Named Chair New Mexico Republican Party"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/283425/not-be-underestimated-otero-county-commissioner-amy-barela-named-chair-new
2. Barela as GOP Test Lab — October 2025
   "Faith and Flag Conservatives Rebrand as Constitutional Conservatives: Otero County as GOP Test Lab"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/336487/faith-and-flag-conservatives-rebrand-constitutional-conservatives-otero
3. Barela Defends Book Bans — November 2025
   "Voters Reject Book Bans Nationwide as Amy Barela Defends Restrictions in New Mexico Schools"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/348789/voters-reject-book-bans-nationwide-amy-barela-defends-restrictions-new
4. Barela vs. Emery — Pre-Primary Convention Conflict Looms — March 8, 2026
   "Potential Conflict Looms for New Mexico GOP Chair Amy Barela in Contested Otero County Commission Primary"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/370658/potential-conflict-looms-new-mexico-gop-chair-amy-barela-contested-otero
5. Internal Rift Deepens — March 14, 2026
   "Internal Rift Deepens in New Mexico GOP as Chair Amy Barela Defies Calls to Resign Amid Contested Otero County Race"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/371185/internal-rift-deepens-new-mexico-gop-chair-amy-barela-defies-calls-resign
6. Barela Media Dominance Analysis — March 16, 2026
   "New Mexico GOP Chair Amy Barela's Media Dominance Over Challenger Jonathan Emery Highlights Institutional Advantage and Purpose of Resignation Rule"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/371303/new-mexico-gop-chair-amy-barelas-media-dominance-over-challenger-jonathan
7. Sierra County GOP Calls for Resignation — March 26, 2026
   "Sierra County GOP Joins Growing Wave of County Rebellions: Open Letter Demands RPNM Chair Amy Barela Resign Over Contested Primary Rules Violation"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/372511/sierra-county-gop-joins-growing-wave-county-rebellions-open-letter-demands
8. Barela Faces Escalating Calls, Parliamentarian Opinion Challenged — March 28, 2026
   "Amy Barela Faces Escalating Calls to Resign as Parliamentarian Opinion Faces Legal Scrutiny; State Party's National GOP Counsel Claim Questioned"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/372683/amy-barela-faces-escalating-calls-resign-parliamentarian-opinion-faces
9. David vs. Goliath — Insider Power vs. Citizens — January 2026
   "Commentary: David vs. Goliath in Otero County: Insider Power vs. Citizen Candidates in the Battle for the New Mexico GOP's Soul"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/361842/david-vs-goliath-otero-county-insider-power-vs-citizen-candidates-battle

On John Block — History, Record, and Hypocrisy

1. Block Nominated in Split Decision for Senate Seat — November 2025
   "John Block Nominated for Senate Seat to Replace Nick Paul in Split 2-1 Decision"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/348721/john-block-nominated-senate-seat-replace-nick-paul-split-2-1-decision
2. Block's 2026 Session: Another Year of Invisibility — January 2026
   "Rep. John Block's 2026 Session: Another Year of Invisibility and Betrayal for District 51"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/post/362105/rep-john-blocks-2026-session-another-year-invisibility-and-betrayal
3. Block's Legislative Record: Dead Bills — March 2024
   "Opinion: Bill Tracker and the Record of New Mexico Rep John Block — Dead is the Lead Classification on Sponsored Bills"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/245240/opinion-bill-tracker-and-record-new-mexico-rep-john-block-dead-lead
4. Block's Record — Has He Delivered? — January 2024
   "Commentary: New Mexico District 51 Representative John Block, Has He Delivered on Promises Made?"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/234740/commentary-new-mexico-district-51-representative-john-block-has-he
5. Block Fails Native American Constituents — March 2025
   "Commentary: Rep John Block Spectacle and He Fails, Yet Again, Turning His Back on Native American Constituents"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/295501/rep-john-block-spectacle-and-he-fails-yet-again
6. Block and Barela — Hypocrisy on 2nd Amendment — February 2026
   "The Selective Second Amendment: Far-Right Gun Rights Advocacy and the Hypocrisy of Felon Disarmament Laws"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/363565/selective-second-amendment-far-right-gun-rights-advocacy-and-hypocrisy
7. Gun Rights for Non-Violent Ex-Felons — Block's Silence — 2024
   "Gun Rights for Non-Violent Ex-Felons: The Hypocrisy and Legal Confusion"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/240347/gun-rights-non-violent-ex-felons-hypocrisy-and-legal-confusion

On Both Barela and Block — Combined Coverage and Historical Context

1. When Politics Turns Ugly — Original 2022 Coverage — May 2022
   "AlamogordoTownNews.com: When Politics Turns Ugly in Otero County"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/79061/alamogordotownnewscom-when-politics-turns-ugly-otero-county
2. 2022 Election Results — Block vs. Black, Barela vs. Oliver — June 2022
   "AlamogordoTownNews.com Local Election Results Close Resulting in State Mandated Recounts"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/82570/alamogordotownnewscom-local-election-results-close-resulting-state-mandated
3. The Alamogordo Syndicate — Power, Media, and Independent Journalism — September 2025
   "Beyond the Shifty 50: The Real Syndicate Controlling Alamogordo's Narrative — and Its War on Independent Media"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/336290/beyond-shifty-50-real-syndicate-controlling-alamogordos-narrative-and-its
4. Otero County Sheriff's Race — Barela Alignment with Sheriff Black — September 2025
   "Otero County Sheriff's Race Defined by Black's Legacy, Hadley Case, and GOP Infighting"
   https://2ndlifemediaalamogordo.town.news/g/alamogordo-nm/n/336102/otero-county-sheriffs-race-defined-blacks-legacy-hadley-case-and-gop

 EXTERNAL / STATEWIDE NEWS SOURCES

1. RPNM Clears Barela, County Leaders Remain Unconvinced — March 30, 2026
   "NM Republican Party Says Chair Doesn't Need to Step Down, Citing Commissioned Report"
   Source New Mexico
   https://sourcenm.com/2026/03/30/nm-republican-party-says-chair-doesnt-need-to-step-down-citing-commissioned-report/
2. Bernalillo County Calls for Barela to Step Down — March 17, 2026
   "Bernalillo County Republicans Call for New Mexico State Chair Barela to Step Down"
   Source New Mexico
   https://sourcenm.com/2026/03/17/bernalillo-county-republicans-call-for-new-mexico-state-chair-barela-to-step-down/
3. Barela Violates Party Rules — Bernalillo Pushes Back
   "Republican Party of New Mexico Chair Faces Calls to Resign Over Otero County Race"
   Albuquerque Journal
   https://www.abqjournal.com/news/bernalillo-county-republicans-call-for-state-party-chair-to-step-down/3004488
4. NM Republicans Beset by Infighting — Santa Fe New Mexican
   "New Mexico Republican Party Beset by Infighting as Bernalillo County Pushes Chair to Resign"
   Santa Fe New Mexican
   https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/elections/new-mexico-republican-party-beset-by-infighting-as-bernalillo-county-pushes-chair-to-resign/article_abcc4d92-2147-4c7d-8e9b-ff8ac5841aac.html
5. NM GOP Struggling with Internal Strife — March 31, 2026
   "Republicans Struggling with Internal Strife, Political Headwinds in Largely Blue New Mexico"
   Albuquerque Journal
   https://www.abqjournal.com/news/republicans-struggling-with-internal-strife-political-headwinds-in-largely-blue-new-mexico/3013652
6. New Mexico Election 2026: Trail Notes — Yahoo/Source NM
   "New Mexico Election 2026: Trail Notes"
   Yahoo News / Source New Mexico
   https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/mexico-election-2026-trail-notes-210014066.html
7. John Block — Ballotpedia Profile
   Ballotpedia
   https://ballotpedia.org/John_Block

 PARTY RULES AND OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS

1. RPNM Uniform State Rules (USR) — Rule 1-4-4 Text
   Republican Party of New Mexico — Uniform State Rules PDF
   (Available via RPNM official channels and cited in NM Secretary of State filings)
2. New Mexico Secretary of State — Candidate Filing Records
   https://electionresults.sos.state.nm.us
3. New Mexico Statutes — NMSA 1978 §1-7-2 — Party Officer Qualification and Removal
   https://law.justia.com/codes/new-mexico/chapter-1/section-1-7-2/

PRIMARY SOURCE DOCUMENTS PUBLISHED IN THIS REPORT

1. Amy Barela Formal Written Response to New Mexico Conservative News — April 1, 2026
   (Published in full within this article — on file with 2nd Life Media editorial board)
2. RPNM SCC Email Chain — Forwarded by Chairwoman Amy Barela — March 25, 2026
   Subject: "Factional Differences is Driving Continued Failure"
   From (Includes Janice E. Arnold-Jones correspondence confirming GOP Data Center access revocation — on file with 2nd Life Media)
3. Joint SCC Letter — Daphne Orner, Beth Dowling, Dutch Shaver, Kevin Berry, John Brenna, Pete Delaney
   (Republican Chairs of Bernalillo, Sandoval, Torrance, Chaves, Valencia, and Luna Counties — on file with 2nd Life Media)

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