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Now that this affects mostly whyte ppl. All this love and sympathy comes out. And not 3 strikes your out , or give ‘em 10 to 20 in jail hard time 💡💡💡
@Tom Crist Amos 9 verse 7 kjv 💡
You speak English
Do you want to join the illuminati yo be rich
@Tom Crist YouTube ( Charles Manson on blacks ). It’s a one min video for your own insight 😉
Portland, JAMAICA in The Building !!!!!!!!!
…..dont do illegal drugs
Pumped into the US as eugenics