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As We All Know Obama is A Dummy Puppet From Hawaii that works For
The United Nations ! ! I Did Some Research in The Debts ( I had to put
Debts in instead Of Depths ) of My Mind and I Remembered That Obama
Played The Dummy Puppet Bob From Hawaii On The TV Show Soap when He
was a little Pinocchio!!
In this episode of the STRANGERADIO Nation, Shane covers the Ft. Hood massacre with the TRUTH, and not what the majority of media is spewing. A sound clip that backs the fact that the shooting is an act of jihad, and not an isolated incident. Also, Joseph Moshe, a 50 something bio scientist was majorly assaulted by Obama's goons, because he has information about the poisons that this administration is trying to force on us where the H1N1 lie is concerned. PLUS, a Brand new Jewish Perspective with our friend Eric Rangell. A do not miss show!! May G-d Bless our Country!!!
We Need A General Like General Patton to Lead Us Against The ISLAMIC
TERRORIST SLIME !!!! Patton Would Order That The Scum Bag Fort Hood
mass murderer to Hang At Noon On Veterans Day !! He Would Call It TEXAS JUSTICE !!!
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