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🔴MacG is right, even though Diddy may be guilty, the illuminatti would have squashed his whole saga had Diddy not pissed them off! Dali Mpofu Mpho Phalatse Gayton Hlophe KwaZulu-Natal Edwin Sodi #MakhadziOneWomanShow President Cyril Ramaphosa JMPD Dr Hlophe Hillbrow Riri

80,803 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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🇿🇦1 год назад

Might be right.

Фото профиля Gazett
Gazett1 год назад

Mac is telling the truth Diddy is going down for pissing off the top dawgs

Фото профиля SLACEHOODPHARMACIST
SLACEHOODPHARMACIST1 год назад

Who are those people Illuminate we busy saying illuminate but we don't know those people

Фото профиля Adv. Nel (Maximum Liberty ) 🇷🇺♠️🇿🇦
Adv. Nel (Maximum Liberty ) 🇷🇺♠️🇿🇦1 год назад

Jacob Zuma

Фото профиля Nongoloza ®🇿🇦
Nongoloza ®🇿🇦1 год назад

Same thing happened to Bill Cosby, to Michael Jackson etc

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uChris Brown1 год назад

Mina what scares me is why all these American "Greats" have this in common. - Michael Jackson was said to be a Rapist R.Kelly is prison as we speak same allegations Now Diddy... Why Kanti ama Americans e So fucked up???? These people could get as Noma nini noma kuphi

Фото профиля 🇿🇦 ENOCKAY PICTURES
🇿🇦 ENOCKAY PICTURES1 год назад

Look at it this way, most powerful people have scandals but some are protected and those who are protected are controlled and once u get out of line,u can easily be exposed

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Tebogo Pharedi1 год назад

MacG nailed it...

Фото профиля HProdigy_ML
HProdigy_ML1 год назад

He's just saying things he saw on Twitter, even the Jay-Z reference.

Фото профиля 🇿🇦 ENOCKAY PICTURES
🇿🇦 ENOCKAY PICTURES1 год назад

@85_its_oh_kay Ok

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