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Stephanie Schulz
We do not expect this video to be on Facebook very long, so we post it here.
The following was taken from the German website MM News and translated through Google:
Politicians that easily piss me off!
04/10/2015
Stephanie Schulz is the new star on Facebook. in a 15 minute video, she speaks of what may be many people think. The partly emotional video is poltisch quite incorrect and should be deleted shortly on Facebook.
Control waste, Muzzle comes to refugee crisis. Stephanie Schulz does not mince his words. An emotional reckoning with the current policy. - Is Stephanie an exception or she speaks from what many people think?
"We have the full channel", "politicians, which just pisses me off," says Stephanie. Since the video is highly politically incorrect, there is a danger that it will soon be deleted. Currently, the contribution has been more than 100,000 calls.
Teflon Flu? It's not just a flu...
Honestly, I had stopped using these pans in the 1970's, after contemplating the ones my mother had used daily and realizing that the only place that all of the material from the many scratches and gouges in the surface of the pans could have been going, is into our food.
The Host and the Parasite - Greg Felton
Greg Felton, a Canadian investigative reporter and author, spoke on Feb. 25, 2008 at the Vancouver Public Library about his controversial book, 'The Host and The Parasite" Watch 30-minute video of his presentation and 30-minute highlights of the heated questions and answers. For more information about the author, go to gregfelton.com.
The Paris Subway
France: These are the real conditions at the French subway stations. Frenchmen are brutally kicked and beaten by savages.
The Pride of Sweden
As Swedish women are being raped by Arab invaders in increasingly escalating numbers, the cops in Sweden are dancing in the streets in celebration of their own Sodomy.
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