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>Who will join our crusade?
>this is one of three ..
Got 'em anon. TY.
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YW anon.
Looking at that hand; I think you are probably lycanthrope
>who is going to be responsible for prosecuting a Global RICO crime?
I guess they find out on soon.
Germans are voting on Sunday in parliamentary elections that mark the end of Angela Merkel's 16 years in office.
In recent weeks, opinion polls have given the centre-left a lead over the outgoing chancellor's conservatives for the first time in 15 years. But one thing is clear, whoever wins will have to put together a coalition. Three parties currently believe they could secure enough seats in parliament to do that and choose the next chancellor.
On Sunday 26 September, Germans will elect the lower house of the federal parliament, the Bundestag. Although voting in person takes place on the day, postal voting has already begun. Some 60.4 million Germans over the age of 18 are eligible to vote.
The Bundestag is made up of at least 598 seats, and usually more.
Although the winning party becomes clear on the night, the make-up of the next government is only known once the winner is able to form an absolute majority in parliament with one or two other parties. So the next chancellor will not be known immediately.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-
>Why can't we have American doctors in America?
We wait.
Baker, consider changing this:
>>14652443, >>14652491 Concerned parent follows the money and the schools mandating of masking and vaccination.
To this:
>There are 3 vids total to this post:
>>14652443, >>14652491, >>14652519, >>14652521 Concerned parent follows the money and the schools mandating of masking and vaccination.
TYB.