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Crystal-Waters Sami-Dee Freddy-Jones-Gypsy-Woman-2009 DISCOBALL013 WEB-2009-CBR

2009-05-30 - extension: rar - size: 16 MB

Crystal-Waters--Sami-Dee--Freddy-Jones-Gypsy-Woman-2009--DISCOBALL013--WEB-2009-CBR

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Crystal Waters Gypsy Woman 2009 (Tristan Garner Remix).mp3

2009-03-20 - extension: mp3 - size: 17 MB

Crystal Waters -- Gypsy Woman 2009 (Tristan Garner Remix)

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Mark Mendes - Gypsy Woman 2009 remix mundomedellin com.mp3

2009-03-20 - extension: mp3 - size: 17 MB

Mark Mendes - Gypsy Woman 2009 remix mundomedellin com

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Gypsy Flower Lady Healed and Izmir Treasure Hunt
Oct 2009 - Winnie and Sandy report from Izmir Turkey. Last night they ministered to a Gypsy woman (More)

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EU Rules Allow Britain to be Flooded with Criminals
The European Union free movement rules which allow EU nationals freedom to live anywhere has seen (More) The European Union free movement rules which allow EU nationals freedom to live anywhere has seen increasing numbers of criminals making their home in Britain - and the police are powerless to do anything about it. The latest example of this EU madness has come with the trial of a Romanian immigrant in Britain who brutally raped a young woman on a railway station so he could be sent to prison for a bed, food and English lessons at the same jail as his brother. Ali Majlat (image), who appears to be either a Muslim or a Gypsy, and has a number of convictions in Romania and Britain, punched, kicked and dragged his 21-year-old victim along the ground as she waited for a train home after seeing friends. She briefly escaped his clutches but he caught up with her in an underpass at Wakefield Kirkgate station in West Yorkshire and subjected her to a sustained attack which was captured on CCTV. He then stole her mobile phone, purse and a bracelet before fleeing. When he was caught five days later he admitted his guilt and claimed he did it so he would end up in jail. When I was on the railway station I thought I should rape this lady in order to get a place to eat and sleep and learn the English language, he told a psychologist. His bizarre explanation for the attack emerged at Leeds Crown Court on Monday when Majlat pleaded guilty to rape and robbery. On hearing it, Judge Alistair McCallum was so surprised that he asked the defence barrister to repeat it to be sure he had heard correctly. Hours before the attack Majlat had tried to visit his brother in Wakefield prison where he is serving a jail term for rape and attempted murder. However, he was turned away because he did not have the correct paperwork. After raping his victim at 8.30pm on October 12 last year, Majlat fled to London. But police were able to track him down to a homeless hostel because he was still using his victims mobile phone. The 35-year-old later told police that he attacked the girl in the hope he would be sent to the same prison as his brother. All he seems concerned about is being in the same jail as his brother, a police source said. When he was told that he would be deported after his sentence, he seemed horrified. He doesnt want to go back to Romania. He just wants to stay in a British jail. Majlat, who is on remand in Leeds prison, entered the UK shortly after being released from a Romanian jail last June after serving time for theft and attempted robbery. In September he was jailed for eight weeks by Horseferry Road magistrates in London for burglary. But he was not deported after being freed because he was not deemed high risk. Convicts from the European Economic Area — members of the EU, plus Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland — can be removed only if they are highly likely to reoffend and if they present a sufficiently serious threat. During the case, Judge McCallum demanded to know what procedures there were to stop criminals entering the country. EU citizens with a valid passport can travel to Britain without prior warning. Even in cases where officials are aware of serious convictions, visitors cannot automatically be turned away. Vist the BNP website for more infomation here: http://bnp.org.uk/2009/01/eu-%e2%80%9cfree-movement%e2%80%9d-rules-allow-britain-to-be-flooded-with-criminals/ (Less)

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