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shadesofcolours wrote: WARNING!!! DISTURBING IMAGES The massacre of the Palestinian people and the destruction of their homes in the Gaza Strip by Israel in Dec 2008 & Jan 2009 will go unpunished because Israel is above the law, but it must not go unnoticed....
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http://www.thewebfairy.com/911 /home.htm SEPT 11 2001 WQ2RX MEDIA CELL MURDERED AMERICANS IN THE WORLD TRADE CENTER, not ATTA or United Flight 175.
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http://www.thewebfairy.com/911 /home.htm SEPT 11 2001 WQ2RX MEDIA CELL MURDERED AMERICANS IN THE WORLD TRADE CENTER, not ATTA or United Flight 175.
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