Former Hells Angels President talks about police corruption!

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Uploaded by on Jan 11, 2009

http://corruptio.blog.com The former President of the Swedish Hells Angels speaks about how the Swedish government made it illegal for members of the Swedish civilian population to start debt collection companies.

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  • det där va det smartaste jag hört på länge! staten suger kuk o kan inte göra ett piss rätt!

  • maybe try putting it in fucking english...

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  • @t3kn0l0v3r ahahahahahah! damn right! Drinking on the weekends, paying taxes, biking 2 months for year and complaining cause "the state doesnt allow incasso companies"!!!!

  • english you fuckin gooks

  • Håller faktiskt med honom. De flesta som råkar ut för indrivare är parasiter som inte vill betala sina skulder.

  • STFU cracker, you & the police are one of the same, yo just don;t realize it.

  • I thought he was complaining that he can't get parts for his shovelhead at Ikea anymore.

  • Han glömde nämna att inte alla är hänsynslösa bedragare, utan att de driver in från vanligt folk med. Då låter det plötsligt kanske inte lika lämpligt med HA längre

  • @F4ls3Blu3 It took you 3 weeks to come up with that Booster? Or have you been locked in your uncles basement for 3 weeks, sucking tyour thumb and thinking of your "happy place!" ROTFLMAO

    NEXT!

  • @BoSoxnation1972 U still sucking dick homie?

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