Sheik Imran Hosein – US$ Iran Syria Zionists UnNatural Disasters Arab Spring – P2 – Video


25-01-2012 13:38 Attack on Iran designed to create a series of wars leading to the US military defeat, then Israel has to help, that is the plan. Research should be conducted into these natural disasters happening around the world, as they may not all be natural, and the Sheik is concerned that a man-made earthquake made under the Al-Asqa mosque, to prepare for the rebuilding of the Judaic temple. The Zionists now have the heart of a beast.

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