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First phase :
Second phase:
Third phase:
Fourth phase:moving Moscow from where its located now to kyiv

They are right on paper

Are sanctions the only language Putin can understand

Are you the author of that book you are promoting

Those who can't trade teaches

So you have stolen a stolen chick from your young brother

Do she posses demons

Karleb:
What you don't know is that non-profit organizations are usually rich.

Wikipedia for example is a very rich company.

They are sometimes secretly get sponsored by Mossad,CIA,FSB etc

Monetizing social media is now a walk in the park

It means you are in business of twenty first century

Why don't you take him to the nearby police station

The prophet of Doom is tweeting again from undisclosed GPS locations

What a childish post is this

How did she know you are a jobless

I am wondering why Nigerians haven't tried this b4

A slovenian woman has been found guilty of deliberately sawing off her own hand as part of an insurance scam.
A court in the capital Ljubljana found that Julija Adlesic, 22, had taken out five insurance policies in the year before her injury. She had claimed it happened as she cut branches.
Adlesic stood to gain more than €1m (£900,000, $1.16m) in payouts.
She now faces two years in prison, while her boyfriend has been given a three-year sentence.
Adlesic and a number of relatives were arrested in 2019 after she arrived in hospital with her hand cut off above the wrist.
The court found that she and her boyfriend had intentionally left the severed hand behind rather than bringing it with them to ensure the disability was permanent. However, authorities recovered it in time to sew it back on.
Prosecutors said the woman's boyfriend had also made internet searches about artificial hands in the days beforehand.
Prosecutors said this was proof that the injury was intentional.
Adlesic's boyfriend's father was also given a one-year suspended sentence.
Throughout the trial, Adlesic had denied intentionally cutting off her hand.
Had the fraudulent claim been successful, the couple would have received more than half a million euros as a lump sum, with the rest paid in monthly instalments.


Source: bbc

Twinkletwin17:
I am suffering no work no food rent expired am dizzy right now I don't have straight to go out

Why don't you take some heroine

Can't you explain what you are passing through

Are all police stations in your area closed

Lifeless president on earth

This is what we can call internet madness

Davidoo

Last kicks of a dying horse

Love is blind someone said

NwaNimo1:
He's just cursed the man

How ?

Good advice

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