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Sharmine Narwani Here is another one: Patrick Spicer: London-based comedian.

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Sharmine Narwani1 year ago

Another Israeli gets roasted by a comedian. No escape for the settler colonists.

Sho1 year ago

@snarwani War Crimes investigator from Israel investigating war crimes in Ukraine…

Caoimhe1 year ago

@snarwani “I think the call may be coming from inside the house” 🤣🤣🤣👌🏼

lucien williams1 year ago

@snarwani You couldn’t make it up!!!

Burhan1 year ago

@snarwani And Israeli who’s job is a war crimes Investigator Lmfao good joke

Ivor Nuff1 year ago

@snarwani Israel and Ukraine: two barbarous artificial countries that commit atrocious war crimes and are black holes for money launderers. Hopefully, both countries will cease to exist in their current forms very soon.

Cocomero1 year ago

@snarwani Masterpiece. title; ”Western values 2024”

FC Antifa1 year ago

@snarwani He continues to expose the truth after that excerpt

Augustana Louise1 year ago

@snarwani Stupid and puerile.

j arthur rank 🇵🇸1 year ago

@snarwani

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