Ain't no beans. No sir.

Stream is live now about the connection between Catholics and Islam.
https://youtu.be/GIvhKfRWtyE

Catholicism is a cult

Islam is just gay

We have been endowed by Allah

For terror

<@&452955168497991701> There is no god but terrorism!

wtf are you on about

There are no gods left

Only terror

what do you mean ?

Please stop talking in riddles

I killed God

And now I have become him

I am everyone and nobody, everyone everything and nothing at the same time

I am time, space and aids

Ebola and terrorism

Measles and memers

Hahahahaha!

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why are u paying respects to johm mccain

he was a literal piece of shit

Imagine respecting him

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Yes, spit just like the people who spat on vietnam war vets

Which he actually was

I don't understand the hatred for John McCain.

Guess it's easy to be edgy if you've never had anyone close to you die.

Or if you're 15.

enough hating on 15 year olds jesus

They're execrable.

that's hate speech

Name: Fredo

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@εïз irma εïз let me court you

No thank you.

WAHHHHHHHHHH

STOP HATING A GLOBALIST

In February 2000, McCain said "As long as Saddam Hussein is in power, I am convinced that he will pose a threat to our security."[127]
McCain supported the 2003 invasion of Iraq and the U.S. decision to overthrow Saddam Hussein.[155]
In April 2004, McCain was asked by Peter G. Peterson what the United States should do if the "Iraqi government asks us to leave, even if we are unhappy about the security situation there?" McCain responded, "I think it's obvious that we would have to leave because – if it was an elected government of Iraq...."[156]
Following the invasion he criticized the Bush Administration's conduct of the occupation, and he later pushed for "significant policy changes" in the Iraq War.[157] He criticized The Pentagon on a number of occasions, most notably in December 2004, concerning low troop strength in Iraq,[158] and has called for a diversification of Iraqi national forces to better represent the multiple ethnic groups contained within the country.
In January 2005, McCain said that "one of our big problems has been the fact that many Iraqis resent American military presence. ... as soon as we can reduce our visibility as much as possible, the better I think it is going to be."[159]
In November 2005 McCain said in a speech that the U.S. government must do more to keep public support high for the war, and that more troops were needed, as well as a number of other changes in the U.S. approach to the war. He concluded his speech by saying that "America, Iraq and the world are better off with Saddam Hussein in prison rather than in power…and we must honor their sacrifice by seeing this mission through to victory."[160]

He supported the destruction of solid states and the replacement of them with complete anarchy that probably killed thousands purely for ZOG