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You think #TrumpSmellsBad ? Here's something about D.C. that really smells bad. Have you ever wondered how all these Politicians go in making $40,000/yr, and 4 yrs later they're worth $380 Million? This is how. This is money flow. That's the name of the game. Each one of these...

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@TimesAlgebraIND There is no end to what these guys have put up all these days in the name of humour … Humanity at its lowest This age this generation… worry is how many have they influenced??
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@TimesAlgebraIND There is no end to what these guys have put up all these days in the name of humour … Humanity at its lowest This age this generation… worry is how many have they influenced??

Shirin Udhas Aggarwal

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