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The reason African countries can't develop is not biological, but constant Islamic insurgencies.

posted 90 days ago by DresdenFirebomber 90 days ago by DresdenFirebomber +3 / -0

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– JosephGoebbel5 4 points 90 days ago +4 / -0

National Socialism was so popular, even they adopted it. Even in Africa they enjoyed that sovereignty.

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– JosephGoebbel5 5 points 90 days ago +5 / -0

They recognized jewish supremacy was the greatest threat to all of mankind.

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