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Anita :

Veq Budalla me qen,e nuk e kopton,,ket Histori.. Krej e dim,se Qifutet e Rómet,,,kurr shtet en veti, nuk kan pas Mas luftes te dyt botrore,USA a UK. i murr Qifutet prej EU,i Armatosen deri ne Fyta ei qun,en Palestína me vra e me Okupue e me masakrue.. Me dhetra vite Qifutet jon tu vra e masakrue Femi >Gra shtazane>Mjek >Motora medicionale, >sanitar,,tu vra njerz te semur neper spitale, etj etj>> tu bo Genocid,,en Palestina a qe 90 vite tu okupu,, e per se gjalli, palestinezet, tu masakru,a kurr as 1 Qifut deri me tani as gjykata e Haged,,nuk e ka denu. en KS vetem per mbrojtje e vendit ton,me vite Gjykat e hages jon tu I denu po te ishin qifut as 1 dit burga.. Bot e flliqt,e pa drejta

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Shqipe :

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