RUACH
All your parasites who are against SPLA/M will be FOODS of MR VULTURES nowaday as KHARTOUM disowned itself from you. And check it out from DR REIK’s SPEECHES that ’DR LAM will be ban from SPLM if he continued supporting REBELS. I’M too agreed with HIM we dont want SLAVES MEN who are fuck in ASSES by Khartoum here in S Sudan. SPLA who liberated this country will do the same it did to
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