please help me and tell me if it is only my subjective feeling or something which you can't resist to listen to the narrative of this man.
I am simply amazed at his story, which is our story in effect.
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DefendTheTruth
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Simply difficult not to listen to this man; we are overtaken by a mafia group
Dear Forumers,
please help me and tell me if it is only my subjective feeling or something which you can't resist to listen to the narrative of this man.
I am simply amazed at his story, which is our story in effect.
please help me and tell me if it is only my subjective feeling or something which you can't resist to listen to the narrative of this man.
I am simply amazed at his story, which is our story in effect.
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DefendTheTruth
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- Joined: 08 Mar 2014, 16:32
Re: Simply difficult not to listen to this man; we are overtaken by a mafia group
OPFist,
I know that you don't like to reply to someone's comment other than recycling your own Amaharigna vs. Oromumma, but do you mind to go for a once out of your step and just say about this man's narrative and about the guy who called the late Hacalu Hundessa on his private telephone and called him "ante Dikala" and your own narrative of "Oromummaa".
I know that you don't like to reply to someone's comment other than recycling your own Amaharigna vs. Oromumma, but do you mind to go for a once out of your step and just say about this man's narrative and about the guy who called the late Hacalu Hundessa on his private telephone and called him "ante Dikala" and your own narrative of "Oromummaa".