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(6/29/2017)
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antifa Archives - Geller Report
http://pamelageller.com/tag/antifa/
ANTIFA FASCISTS NOW CALLING FOR MURDER OF WHITE CHILDREN
the knife had to penetrate his skull, basically shot in the head:
pamelageller.com/2017/06/uk-police-fight-terror-with-baton.html/
officer describes fighting off 3 London Bridge knife-wielding jihadis ARMED WITH ONLY A BATON
PC WAYNE MARQUES SAYS: “I’M THINKING ‘THERE’S A KNIFE IN MY LEG WHILE I’M FIGHTING THE SECOND ONE AND THE THIRD ONE'”.
"now takes around 25 pills a day, was discharged from hospital..following a number of operations.
He has lost feeling in the right side of his head where nerves were severed, cannot walk unaided, and struggles to grip with his left hand.
the fight lasted for up to 90 seconds. |
| Comment by:
PP9
(6/29/2017)
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"a bunch of white guys in Chicago have started a self-defense course to fight against the “history of white supremacy”"
So they're going to start voting Republican, the party of the president who ended slavery, rather than continue to support the party that supported slavery? |
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