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Palestinian Criminal use of their KIDS as Human Bombs
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Submitted by L. (United States), Oct 16, 2005 at 19:27

More should we talk about it in the UN, on general media, about the criminal Arab Muslim "palestinian" Parents...

http://www.geocities.com/palestiniansarelies/HumanBombs

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selfish jihadi virgin seekers? [335 words]maurice herzogAug 19, 2008 06:33
solution [59 words]v.gowri shankariOct 24, 2006 07:01
The role of "moderate" Muslims in Islamists' Massacres on the West [573 words]LUKASOct 17, 2005 11:00
⇒ Palestinian Criminal use of their KIDS as Human Bombs [19 words]L.Oct 16, 2005 19:27
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petition online against suicide bombing [18 words]VirginiaAug 30, 2003 11:03
My own opinion of suicide attacks [352 words]Ron BarahonaAug 1, 2002 18:37
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Comparing suicide/homocide acts with suicide [120 words]Judy DurhamJul 5, 2002 14:38
Great summary [17 words]Evon BachausApr 26, 2002

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