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king.beda.de.la.we
🇧🇫LE KING 🤣BEDA DE LA ⚔️WÉ :
🥰🥰🥰
2025-07-19 18:05:01
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pinz73
Pinz73 :
Les guerres, c’est mieux si vous les gagnez.
2025-07-20 10:27:57
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js89352
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😁😁😁
2025-07-19 23:32:02
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ewan94
Ewan :
c'est faux et la vérité occulté. il faut partir du point de départ c'est comme en chirurgie a la racine du mal. tout par de 1940 et de ça désertion et condamner au départ par lebrun pas par vichy. de gaulle ayant monnayer sont départ pour Londres au profit des anglo-saxons et le porte serviette de Churchill. contre l'armistice qui fut inévitable mais une conséquence du a la déclaration de guerre de la 3ème république belliciste sous pression des lobbys anglo-saxons. et de Churchill. en suis la débâcle et l'occupation. donc de gaulle c'est mis au service de c'est lobbys. contre la révolution nationale. qui tourné le dos a c'est lobbys mais aussi contre la république judéo-maçonnique que de gaulle incarna contre Le maréchal PÉTAIN et son redressement nationale effectué dans les plus mauvaises conditions d'armistice. donc des le départ il était un traitre a la france au profit des anglo-saxons et des faux principes révolutionnaire de 1789 la république judéo-maçonnique. toute et la. et la libération épuration des français qui était petainiste que de gaulle fera laisser massacré des boys us au résistant jusqu'au démocrate chrétiens. c'était ça de gaulle la trahison en plus de la terreur au profit des lobbys. alors faut pas rigoler.
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