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Brilliant Explanatory Video: Ukraine… It’s a Heist!!!

Posted by: BalogunAdesina in Breaking News, World News 2 Comments

Excellent video made by a good friend.  Please Share for others to learn!

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International political activist, public commentator, Political scientist and a law abiding citizen of Nigeria. Famous Quote ---> "AngloZionist Empire = Anglo America + Anglo Saxon + the Zionist Israel + All their Pamement Puppets (E.g all the countries in NATO,Saudi Arabia,Japan,Qatar..) +Temporary Puppets (E.g Boko haram, Deash, alQeda,ISIL,IS,...)"

2 comments

  1. Oge Onyekashi
    Oge Onyekashi
    February 22, 2015 at 5:13 am

    When Obama speaks, he does so with an arrogant attitude of: “yes, I know you know I’m lying, but there nothing you can do about it because I am untouchable, I spit in your face because I know you can’t do anything about it”. The repugnant sod is pure Israeli.

  2. Oge Onyekashi
    Oge Onyekashi
    February 22, 2015 at 5:13 am

    When Obama speaks, he does so with an arrogant attitude of: “yes, I know you know I’m lying, but there nothing you can do about it because I am untouchable, I spit in your face because I know you can’t do anything about it”. The repugnant sod is pure Israeli.

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