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UN death camps in Kosovo April 2009

After ten years suffering in United Nations Camps for Internally Displaced Persons in North Mitrovica, Kosovo, the c children hold a protest vigil on International Roma Day, reminding Bernard Kouch...  
 
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buttlamo (5 days ago) Show Hide
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This is why the UN shouldn't exist; they think they can go in every country to solve problems, yet they only create more and aren't able to solve the mess they left.
BenazirRokira1993 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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I saw a story on TV about the Mitrovica Roma and it made me cry. I won't be donating money to the UN this year.
Ayasdantsi (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Death to the UN!!! They are demons serving the Ruling Elites nefarious plans!
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Well what ended up happening is that UN created camps right next to the lead factories. A lot of children died and the medical expertise have found and enormous amount of lead in the blood of the children that are alive and expected to die soon
ilovealbaniasomuch (8 months ago) Show Hide
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i cant understand what this video means?
SerbieLibre (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Bernard Kouchner is currently the French Minister of Foreign Affairs.

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