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meh
and rico means sword in spanish
let's dig on how evil texas is now
did you know that prescot bush organized the vanderbilts and carnegies and ibm for "das holocaust lies" with railroads and movie theatres and fortran punchcards
>let's dig on how evil texas is now
>let's dig on how evil texas is now
the trail of tears was just prescott bush's way of stealing the coCIAne trade from Mississippi
your mental illness shows in your memes btw
>let's dig on how evil texas is now
>
>the trail of tears was just prescott bush's way of stealing the coCIAne trade from Mississippi
which led to the great derppression
>NAZI WORLD ORDER?
so
how did a war torn cuntry get suck nice railroads
to their theatre ?
Deutsche Wirtschaftsbetriebe[citation needed] Unknown Germany
Eisenwerke Oberdonau[citation needed] Unknown
Flugmotorenwerke Ostmark[1] Unknown Lower Austria, Austria
Barclays Bank[2][3] 1690 City of London, Kingdom of England
Krupp[4][5] (now part of ThyssenKrupp) 1811 Essen, Germany
Sulzer[6] 1834 Winterthur, Switzerland
Degussa AG (now Evonik Industries)[7][8][9] 1843 Frankfurt, Germany
Siemens[9][10] 1847 Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany
Opel (then subsidiary of General Motors)[citation needed] 1862 Rüsselsheim am Main, Germany
Bayer[9][11] 1863 Barmen, Germany
Steyr-Daimler-Puch[12] 1864 Steyr, Austria
BASF[9][13] 1865 Mannheim, Germany
Nestlé[14][15] 1866 Vevey, Switzerland
Deutsche Bank[9][16] 1870 Berlin, Germany
Standard Oil[17] 1870 Cleveland, Ohio
Hoesch AG[9] 1871 Dortmund, Germany
Dresdner Bank[9][18][19] 1872 Dresden, Germany
Topf and Sons[20] 1878 Erfurt, Germany
Chase National Bank[21][22][23] 1877 Manhattan, New York State, USA
Deutsche Bergwerks- und Hüttenbau[24] Late 1800s Germany
AEG 1883 Germany
Franz Eher Nachfolger[25] 1887 Munich, Germany
Accumulatoren-Fabrik AFA[26] 1888 Hagen, Germany
Allianz[27] 1890 Berlin, Germany
Thyssen AG (now part of ThyssenKrupp)[9] 1891 Hamborn, Germany
Junkers[28]:118 1895 Dessau, Germany
Dehomag (a subsidiary of IBM)[29][30][31] 1896 Germany
Audi (Auto Union)[citation needed] 1910 Zwickau, Germany
BMW[9][32][33] 1916 Munich, Germany
ITT Inc. 1920 Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, USA
Heinkel[28]:118 1922 Warnemünde, Germany
Jumo[28]:118 1923 Dessau, Germany
Focke-Wulf[28]:118 1924 Bremen, Germany
Hugo Boss[34] 1924 Metzingen, Germany
Ford Germany[35] 1925 Berlin, Germany
IG Farben[4] 1925 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Mercedes-Benz (as well as then owner, Daimler-Benz)[9][36][37] 1926 Stuttgart, Germany
Porsche[38] 1931 Stuttgart, Germany
Reichswerke Hermann Göring[39] 1937 Berlin, Germany
Volkswagen Group[9][38][40] 1937 Berlin, Germany
DEST[41] 1938 Berlin, Germany
Messerschmitt[42] 1938 Augsburg, Germany
IBM[29] 1911 Armonk, New York, USA