The hidden history of humanity.Impostors/Jews(Rev. 2:9)deceived the world and DNA confirmed it

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Mallorca is THE Paradise not just the cycling paradise. You will know this soon enough.

 

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SUNBATHED SINEU: A CHAT WITH JAN ERIC OF MA13 MALLORCA​

“Mountains for breakfast” is one of the claims of MA13, and this is one of the many appeals for cyclists who decide to stay at the sun-bathed finca in Sineu, Mallorca. The space is owned and run by Jan Eric Schwarzer, who you’ll find up early preparing breakfast for those staying, or hitting the hills for a climb himself. The former pro-cyclist has turned his energy to creating the community of MA13 since its opening in Spring 2011.


Tell us a little about yourself and how you ended up in Sineu, Mallorca.

It’s already been ten years since moving to Mallorca now. Back then I studied Sports Science and was still competing professionally in cycling and sitting my final exam. I made a decision to try to live in Mallorca and began to think about how it could be feasible. I had a dream for a place where you can go on holiday or for training camp, but that doesn’t feel like a hotel and more like home. It’d be a place where you have what you need–a workshop, good beds and blankets, good heating, a washing machine, and to be able to cook whenever you like, which is important for cyclists to be able to recover well and give the body what it needs. This was the idea. I said to myself that I’d try it and if it works then perfect. If not, I can always go back to Germany.

How would you explain MA13 to someone who doesn’t know it?

It’s a bike-friendly bed and breakfast for cyclists or sportspeople. More and more it’s a meeting point for alternative cyclists. This is what the pro riders who are coming to train appreciate–meeting people with interesting lifestyles and history. It’s crazy how many interesting contacts and projects start at MA13. It’s really a place to chill, to connect, to cycle. Including people aiming cycling holidays in Mallorca, everybody is welcome. Many people even come just to have a coffee.


That’s the sense I had when I visited, that all sorts of people were drawn there, the common thread obviously a passion for cycling. What made you choose Sineu to start MA13?

Sineu is the centre of the island and has a long history for it’s famous Wednesday market. Villages like this are really well connected in every direction. In Sineu we have ten roads in every direction, so you can go everywhere and don’t have to use the same road to go and come back. Everywhere is close enough to go by bike, you can choose which mountain or beach to go to, tailwind then headwind, or if you prefer the opposite just do the opposite. We also have a small cycling track which was not super important but an added goodie on top. The people are also very open and welcoming in Sineu.


You renovated the finca yourself, what were the important considerations for you in designing the space?

The new MA13 is five years old. I took the experience from creating the first MA13 house before this one, which was also here in Sineu, and used that experience to create a place that would be the perfect stay. Design is my hobby also. I like to follow interesting design pages and magazines. I had this idea about a place that would be stylish but not too stylish that it feels cold. It had to be cosy. My idea was to have a kitchen with a really big table as a meeting point. It works very well because someone is cooking but still connecting with people who have finished dinner and are having a wine. The talk never ends because everybody is there together and connected.

Can you give a little rundown of your cycling background? You predominantly competed in Stayer (Auf Deutsch: Steher) track racing is that right?

I’m born into cycling as my father was racing and competing. I had to be a cyclist I guess (laughs). I mean, there was no pressure from my father but I saw him cycling and it was more than clear that I also wanted to cycle. At six years old I started with a little bike, and at eight years old I did my first race. Around 2001, I realised I really liked track cycling. I went to six-day races for under 23s and was quite successful. After a while one of the pacemakers asked if I wanted to try this Stayer race. We call it the Formula 1 of cycling as it has a maximum speed of 100km/hour. I tried it and thought it was super fun, so I became a specialist in Stayer racing. My biggest success was the 2007 German championships and I also competed several times in the European championships.

I imagine it would’ve been such a thrill the first time you reached 100km an hour...

The average speed is usually 75-80km/hour, but in perfect conditions with no wind and a really good track you have the chance to hit 100. When I saw this speed on my system I couldn’t believe it, it’s true!


What’s a day at MA13 look like for a cyclist who stays there?

An average day at MA13 starts with a good coffee (laughs). Good coffee, good breakfast, good chat about the day and where they’ll go for a ride and where to stop for coffee and cake. Then the people go out to ride, and I run errands. When they get back, I can help them if they need any repairs on their bikes before dinner. We cook and eat together, chat and have wine or beer. It’s not uncommon that we stay until midnight at the big kitchen table talking about cycling history and sharing stories.


The coffee you made for us all in the morning was definitely a huge highlight of my mornings at MA13. What’s your background with coffee?

Coffee and cycling are more and more becoming closely connected. I started my coffee love in Berlin actually. I was there for a six-day race. In the day I had some time and found Bonanza Coffee Heroes. I wasn’t really drinking coffee yet but this place looked so nice so I thought I must try a coffee here. The barista was super nice and made me a cappuccino and I was really surprised how it was possible to be that good… From that point on it was my goal to find coffee like this (laughs) and I became more in the coffee scene.

After a while in Mallorca I bought a good coffee machine at home and tried different beans. Shortly after I had the idea to serve coffee out of a vintage Renault L4. I renovated one and put a coffee machine in and was able to serve a coffee wherever I like. I went to famous climbs and served coffee at the top of the climbs. The car was becoming quite famous so this eventually led to what is now Sa Mola 13. This was two years ago, and it’s already a little famous in the cycling scene also. It feels so cool to have these famous cyclists like Ben Swift with the whole Team Sky, Team Lotto Soudal or Peter Sagan sitting there and saying nice things about your coffee and cake.


What’s a moment you’ve had running MA13 where you’ve felt that this is really where you’re meant to be, and what you’re meant to be doing?

When I look back, it feels like both a short and a long time. I started with three rooms and was living in one of them. I came with a car from Germany and most of the car was full with bicycles. That’s what I started with and when I look at all the conversations and moments and projects that I’ve been a part of here, this feels cool.

I think MA13 is known as a trustworthy place. It’s something that’s reliable and continuing as a long term project. If I look back I am super happy with what I did. I’m glad I never thought too much about what could happen, otherwise I’d never have started it. When things come up that are difficult I find a solution. I’m glad I chose it that way.


Can you share a bit about Kill the Hill?

Sure. So, I ran a gravel event three years ago called "Toros de Gravel". It was a glamping event in October 2018 or 2019 with cool people from all over the world. From time to time I have ideas like this where I’m waiting to meet the right people to do it with. I also had the idea for an uphill time trial on the iconic climb here in Mallorca, “Sa Calobra.” Every cyclist knows this name and this climb. It’s 10km long, 700m of climbing. The street is made for cycling, it’s unbelievable how beautiful this location is. A lot of people said I couldn’t get this street closed off from traffic for a cycling event. I started to contact people and after eight months of hard work I got permission. The date is the 6th of November. It looks like it’ll be an amazing event, and I hope it’s not something just for one year, but that it’s something for the future: that it becomes a tradition.

You can book a room at MA13 (subject to availability) through their website. Keep up to date with Kill the Hill on the Kill the Hill Instagram, Jan Eric's island rides on the MA13 Instagram, or brews on the Sa Mola Instagram.

SUNBATHED SINEU: A CHAT WITH JAN ERIC OF MA13 MALLORCA

Including people aiming cycling holidays in Mallorca, everybody is welcome says Jan Eric Schwarzer, the owner of MA13 Mallorca, located in Sineu.

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El bosque de Bellver, además de un lugar de interés paisajístico e histórico, tiene una curiosa trayectoria geológica. La montaña está formada por aglomeraciones de sedimentos marinos de finales de la era Terciaria, entre el Mioceno y el Plioceno. Así me lo explica Andreu Muntaner, que conoce los secretos geológicos de Mallorca. Estos caracoles de piedra nos hablan de un tiempo en que parte de este terreno formaba parte del fondo marino o de las playas de guijarro que rodeaban la costa. En alguna de las canteras que existen en la zona son fáciles de ver las diferentes capas de sedimentos. Una riqueza geológica que ya advirtió Jovellanos en sus paseos de prisionero por la zona. En la parte del torrente, algunas formaciones geológicas se deshacen por el paso del agua, y los fósiles aparecen separados. Como dispuestos para un museo invisible, que nadie conoce.

 

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"spanish villa"🤣🙃

La impostora españa/mafia del judeo cristianismo expuesta.

Matt Le Tissier is a brave guy an unsung hero and smart guy.Bless him.

 

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Vaya limpieza que vamos a hacer en mi Mallorca.Las possessions/fincas eran nuestras casas.

Las Olimpiadas existen pero los Dioses del Olimpo no?jeje.Que haceis celebrando las Olimpiadas si sois anti Dioses Paganos/Olimpicos.Caspañoles que haceis vosotros siendo catolicos celebrando las Olimpiadas? 🙃

The Gods of Olympus died(um no) with the advent of the doomed judeo christianity mafia—or so you were taught to believe.The Pagan Gods are immortal unlike our enemies we never die.

It has taken almost 2,000 years, but those who worship the 12 Gods of ancient Greece have finally triumphed. An Athens court has ordered that the adulation of Zeus, Hera, Hermes, Athena and co is to be unbanned, paving the way for a comeback of Pagans on Mount Olympus.

The followers, who say they "defend the genuine traditions, religion and ethos" of the ancients by adhering to a pre-Christian polytheistic culture, are poised to take their battle to the temples of Greece.

Worshippers perceived the ancient Gods as the personification of the divine.Correct.

Greek gods prepare for comeback

It has taken almost 2,000 years, but those who worship the 12 gods of ancient Greece have finally triumphed. An Athens court has ordered that the adulation of Zeus, Hera, Hermes, Athena and co is to be unbanned, paving the way for a comeback of pagans on Mount Olympus.

www.theguardian.com

 

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Barcelona - Palma de Mallorca route is the busiest air route nationally speaking.The 4th busiest air route in Europe.I am surprised it is not the busiest air route in Europe.

 

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Is Mallorca heading for another record tourism year?​

Airline capacities, booking patterns, early hotel openings - all indications​

When figures for the whole of 2023 are available, they are likely to show that the Balearics attracted around 17.8 million tourists (approximately 12.5 million for Mallorca alone).

The increase in the number of tourists in 2023 was staggering. The previous record year for the Balearics was 2018 - 16.55 million. No one forecast growth on such a scale. Predictions, in general, suggested a year like 2022. 2023 was perhaps always destined to be an all-time record year. But by 1.2 or 1.3 million?
A new year and it is time once more for the forecasting. The tourism industry is suggesting that 2023 could be surpassed, initial indications pointing to an upward trend for Mallorca.

Mallorca is preparing for a record-breaking increase in visitors, with 33.4 million plane seats on 185,192 flights organised from March to October.

This represents a 16.3 percent increase on 2023, which broke the island’s record in 2019 of 29.6 million seats.

In 2023, the total number of tourists increased by a staggering 1.3 million to 17.8 million. In 2024, it is not inconceivable that this total could increase by a further two million - touching 20 million, twice as many as at the start of the century.

It doesn't follow that data for the first quarter will be repeated in other quarters, but they are an indication. The Balearic Statistics Institute reported a 17% increase in tourist arrivals between January and March this year.

An indication, but the national tourism agency, Turespaña points to a 14% rise for the whole of Spain in May, and the Balearics have assumed national leadership when it comes to the greatest percentage contribution from May to October, a status that Catalonia once had. The Mallorca Hoteliers Federation is forecasting a 15% increase in reservations for high summer. When figures for programmed airline seats are also taken into account, 20 million doesn't sound so outlandish.


Palma de Mallorca.

Imagine a place with all the charisma and buzz of a great European city but with the relaxed nature of an island: this is Palma de Mallorca. Paris kept its status as the most visited city. On a regional level however, Mallorca topped the ranks, followed by Paris.


Mallorca is top regional holiday destination in Europe. https://www.majorcadailybulletin.co...-top-regional-holiday-destination-europe.html

Palma, Mallorca's vibrant capital is the most visited city in Europe(and the world) per square mile and offers something for everyone. https://www.columbusdirect.com/content/the-top-five-most-popular-cities-in-the-world/

 

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The islands accumulate approximately 20% of Spain's tourism, and in fact the Balearic Islands generate around 12% of the country's GDP, with just 5% of the population.Mallorca is, according to EU statistics, the most tourist-intensive region in Europe by 2023.

In addition to the general price hike, with accommodation and transport leading the way, there is also the impact of the growth of luxury tourism, a growing segment that has contributed significantly to the increase in spending figures. Behind the luxury market is a new source market, the USA. Visits from the other side of the Atlantic play a crucial role, as they exceed a quarter of a million in the Balearics and show a considerably higher level of spending than traditional markets. These American visitors leave twice as much moneyper person compared to British or German tourists.

Mallorca, a sparkling jewel of the Balearic Islands, continues to be a favored destination for tourists from all over Europe. The island saw an impressive 18 million visitors in 2023, and this trend is expected to rise for 2024. Starting February 5th, numerous hotels and vacation accommodations will open their doors two months earlier than usual. This early season start will impact areas such as Playa de Palma, Alcúdia, Can Picafort, and the cherished Cala Millor


Y en 2024 Mallorca batira su propio record de 2023.Y cuando la gente tenga el despertar espiritual todos kerran venir a Mallorca...


De cumplirse todas esas proyecciones, es casi seguro que Baleares completará el año alcanzando los 20 millones de turistas(record historico) o, en su defecto, quedándose muy cerca de esa cifra. Un volumen de llegadas nacionales e internacionales que multiplica por 16 el de la población residente y que duplica los 10 millones de turistas alcanzados a finales de la década de los 90. Y es también una cifra solo al alcance de algo más de una veintena de países en todo el mundo.

 

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Mallorca tops “The Best Places to Go in Europe in 2024” beats Biarritz​

As Mallorca gets poised to celebrate a near record years for tourism, the island continues to grab the luxury tourism headlines.

The highly prestigious Condé Nast Traveller has just published the 12 places it recommends for bucket list-worthy European travel in 2024 as part of its global guide to the Best Places to Go in 2024 and Mallorca comes out on top.
María Casbas writes: “The grande dame of the Mediterranean remains unrivalled thanks to its pitch-perfect brand of low-key luxury, exceptional service and focus on sustainability.

When we win I will kick this hoe out of my Mallorca.

Taylor Swift house hunting in Mallorca

Host of celebrities already own homes on the island. Singer recently attended a wedding on the island

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Cala Llamp, Mallorca.


Traditionally, "witchcraft" means the use of magic or supernatural powers.The doomed judeo christianity mafia are jealous that they dont have supernatural powers like the envied witches/wise women do.

 

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Arabella Golf, Mallorca.
Spain’s(Mallorca is not even in Spain...lol it is an island) largest golf resort, Arabella Golf sits in one of Mallorca’s most exclusive residential areas, Son Vida.



Golf Son Gual boasts some of the largest teeing areas and bunker complexes in the world of golf alongside seven manmade lakes – the largest being 6,500 square meters. The clubhouse is a stunning renovated Italian style Palazzo. Unique impressions of a championship golf links which is among the Top 100 in Europe. Mallorca is the mecca of cycling and the mecca of golf.

 

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On the road on one of the most beautiful coastal roads in Europe: The MA-10 runs along the cliffs in the west of Mallorca. From Port d'Andratx to Cap de Formentor, the picturesque coastal road MA-10 winds its way along the Mallorcan west coast. Tight serpentines, high above steep cliffs, make a journey an adventure. Shady cypress and pine forests against a picturesque Mediterranean backdrop invite you to linger. Despite all the scenic beauty - the natural paradise on Mallorca is under threat. Tornados are sweeping across the island at ever shorter intervals, with devastating consequences on land, but also for the seagrass meadows that are so important underwater. And mass tourism is becoming an increasing problem. North of Sóller, things get quieter on the MA-10. The northwest of Mallorca is still the most pristine part of the island. It is home to the last black vultures, and people rarely stray into this area. At Cap de Formentor, wind-whipped limestone cliffs jut out into the sea with razor-sharp edges, and one of Mallorca's last lighthouses towers above everything, still showing ships the way. The MA-10's film portrait meets people on the 140-odd kilometers who have shaped this area of Mallorca in a special way through their commitment and solidarity: the olive farmers, the scientists and the ornithologists. They are all committed to ensuring that the paradise along the coastal road is preserved for future generations.

Mallorca offers much more besides holidays, beach, sea and party. The golf scene in particular is constantly growing on the Balearic island.

Son Gual is the island’s flagship course that will tickle the tastebuds of your average club golfer, while its challenging layout is one that will the test every single-figure handicapper. Rated seventh in Spain and 42nd in Europe in the prestigious 2018 Top 100 Courses of the Continent, this magnificent venue has an intriguing back story.


Discover the best cycling routes in Mallorca, considered the mecca of this sport in Europe.


Vacation island Mallorca, with its sunny Mediterranean climate, five-star hotels, luxury brands and fine-dining restaurants, has become a mecca for American buyers seeking a cosmopolitan lifestyle where safety is paramount, English is widely spoken and flights to the U.S. are direct.

“The island is very international,” said Roberto Espada Horsfall, a private adviser at Mallorca Sotheby’s International Realty, adding that there are direct flights to Newark, New Jersey. “Twenty percent of the registered residents are from abroad, mainly from the north of Europe. Additionally, there are those who stay for several months.


These Mallorca buyers—often middle-aged couples looking for a second home or families searching for international schools—are coming from major cities such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Chicago, Washington, Dallas and Boston, said Florian Hofer, managing director at Engel & Völkers Balearics.

In the luxury market in 2023, some 12% of Mallorca’s home purchasers were Americans, said Horsfall, adding that “they have established themselves as a growing profile” and that this represents a significant percentage as the nationality of buyers in Mallorca “varies a lot.

The Sierra Tramuntana mountain range, which is a Unesco World Heritage Site, over 200 beaches, hundreds of hiking trails, over 2,000 kilometers of cycling paths, 24 golf courses, 47 marinas and daily flights to most of Europe’s main cities and a direct route to New York City make the island, 40% of which is protected territory, especially appealing.

 

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Los europeos y americanos no se dan cuenta de que son traidores porke por adoctrinamiento ahora apoyan a los impostores que les invadieron y esclavizaron:la mafia del judeo cristianismo/la impostora españa. La verdad no es para todos, peró.
A kien te crees que difamaron la mafia impostora del judeo cristianismo?A los europeos y por ende a los americanos porke los Paganos eran los europeos/americanos.Dioses Paganos(Celtiberia)vs mafia del judeo cristianismo/españa.

 

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El nombre de las glosas emilianenses se debe a que se compusieron en el Monasterio de San Millán de la Cogolla (Millán o Emiliano procede del latín Aemilianus), perteneciente a La Rioja y por aquel entonces era parte del Reino de Navarra.El idioma "castellano" jamas existio....

San Millán de la Cogolla(y La Rioja,por extensión)reciben metafóricamente el sobrenombre de «cuna del castellano» y del euskera gracias a estas glosas.Llamarlo "cuna del castellano"es engañar a la gente y lavarle el cerebro para ke tenga sentimiento impostor/castellano y no navarro que es el verdadero origen del idioma en que hablan. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glosas_Emilianenses

Los condenados castellanos no tienen idioma propio porke jamas existio un idioma llamado "castellano".El euskera(el idioma original de la humanidad) y el romance navarro(eso ke ahora llaman español/castellano e italiano) los creamos nosotros. Sois unos impostores insignificantes.

Los condenados y criminales españoles no pueden demostrar que existio un idioma llamado "castellano".Imagina creer a la mafia condenada del judeo cristianismo que es lo mismo que creer a los chorizos españoles.

Nadie jamas expuso a los criminales españoles tanto como los he expuesto yo. Es asi.Europa, America y el mundo no son libres.Que os sugiere esto?No espereis al ficticio jesus porke el ke tiene que volver es otra persona ...una persona real.

 

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ISLAND CYCLING PARADISE

Mallorca’s reputation as a cycling mecca is built on solid rock. Literally. From the Coll Se Creu just 40 minutes’ ride from the Café du Cycliste shop in Palma to the Cap de Formentor at the opposite end of the island the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range is where cycling gold is to be found.

Sunshine, solid climbs, perfectly engineered roads, the Mediterranean and a local community tuned into the needs of the visiting cyclist. And for those who like to be alternative there is a network of lanes and double tracks across the agricultural lands and historic villages that lie to the south of the mountains.

Being an island, it’s always easy to find a spot for a sunset, tapas and refreshments over which to pick the next day’s parcours. This is Mallorca.




Mallorca attracts around 200,000 cyclo-tourists each year.
Although you can see bikers on the roads all year around, the high season for cycling on Mallorca is from February to May, and in between September and October are also popular months. The cycling season peaks in April when the Mallorca 312 takes place – with 8,000 participants in 2023 it has become one of the most popular sporting events on the island. Mallorca 312 began in 2010 when 199 cyclists set off for a single 312-kilometre lap of the island, and since then the event has grown rapidly.
The west coast of Mallorca stretching from Andratx right up to the most northerly point of Cap Formentor through the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range is certainly the most scenic and popular with experienced riders.
As the number of cyclo-tourists grows and the general popularity of the sport increases, more specialist shops are opening to cater to the demand of cyclists.
You'll never run out of things to do on Mallorca!

 

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Hay que expulsar a los impostores españoles de Iberia.Europa no tiene nada que ver con la mafia impostora del judeo cristianismo/españa la mafia condenada que invadio y saqueo Europa, America y el mundo.El judeo cristianismo es el enemigo de Europa, America y el mundo.

Deja de hacer el ridiculo diciendo que "los europeos invadieron America", fue la mafia del judeo cristianismo/impostora españa la misma que invadio Europa la que invadio America.

Darse cuenta de esto es tener el despertar espiritual que la humanidad tiene que tener.

"Let's create humans in OUR image". Who is your god of the falsified bible fools?Elohim means several Gods not one god.I am intellectually superior to you.

 

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En Valencia poca gente sera salvada...jodeos mediocres ignorantes. No fardeis de Valencia que la ciudad de Valencia no la construisteis vosotros zanganos.

No sabeis a kien estais leyendo frikis...Valencia siempre fue Basca. Va a suceder lo que yo digo porke yo se la verdad y solo los elegidos/salvados saben la verdad.Valencia siempre fue europea/pagana... o sea de los Dioses Bascos, no ejpañola/gitanaca/mestizoide/impostora.

Si, bobos español es lo mismo que gitanaco que no os enterais merluzos, cuando confirmeis esto os sentireis sucios pero ya es demasiado tarde ya elegisteis y por eso estais condenados.

lol pero ya es demasiado tarde ya elegisteis y por eso estais condenados.

"Valencianos" que haceis celebrando las fallas paganas, lo vuestro es el flamenco gitanaco/judio, que vosotros no sois europeos por eso apoyais a los anti Paganos/anti europeos del judeo cristianismo.En vez de quemar cosas por ke no haceis un gonzo y asi valencia estara limpia?

A ver personajes, si os ofende que diga que no sois europeos, por ke apoyais a los enemigos de Europa la mafia del judeo cristianismo?Si fuerais valencianos de verdad jamas apoyariais a la ramera españa.

Ser pro Valencia es ser pro Europa que Valencia esta en Europa no en el mestizoide oriente.Ser europeo y apoyar a los enemigos(la ramera españa) de Europa no tiene ningun sentido.Hasta unos esclavos adoctrinados como vosotros lo teneis que ver..

 

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Dragonera island/Dragon island, Mallorca. The flag of Wales has the dragon on it because Mallorca is Celtic/Basque land.


En españistan no dicen "peró" para decir "sin embargo", en Catalunya y especialmente en Mallorca, si lo dicen.En Italia tambien dicen peró porke somos el origen de Italia y de todo.En españistan no dicen "que culo" para decir "que suerte" en el Pais Basco y en Italia, si.

A lizard on Dragonera/Dragon island, Mallorca.Remember the series V with Diana?hehe.

 

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The municipality of Santanyí(thats the municipality the lovely Cala D'or belongs to) in Mallorca has an area of 126 km2 and more than 48 km of coastline. Quiet and deep sandy coves with clear waters share the scene with romantic fishing ports. A wide network of trails and hiking trails make long walks and bike tours possible.


Apocalipsis significa revelacion o sea revelacion de lo que no sabeis porke no os enseñaron la verdad/historia real.

Apocalipsis significa revelacion o sea revelacion de lo que no sabeis porke no os enseñaron la verdad/historia real.

Si apocalipsis significa revelacion por ke creeis que sabeis la verdad/historia real?El apocalipsis la revelacion de la verdad.

All of Mallorca's main cycling climbs are located in the Serra de Tramuntana and the island wouldn't be such an amazing cycling destination without it.

 

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Los irlandeses y la mayoria de europeos. Puta españa inferior estas condenada haha.Irlandeses en America es lo mismo que decir Bascos en America pero no os enseñan que la historia de los Irlandeses es la historia de los Bascos, porke si bien ellos ya no hablan euskera racialmente son Bascos.

Los irlandeses son descendientes de los vascos (lo dicen en Irlanda)

Los irlandeses son descendientes de los vascos (lo dicen en Irlanda)

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https://aboutbasquecountry.eus/en/2...sh-the-closest-dna-match-is-with-the-basques/ Doomed and impostor Spain(Madrid)is the historic enemy of the Basques/Irish.These doomed impostors/judeo christianity mafia stole the identity and the history of the Basques/Irish which is the real history of humanity.Expose these doomed impostors.

Hay que exponer a los criminales españoles/mafia del judeo cristianismo y acabar con ellos porke son el mal y te hacen creer ke son el bien.Los mierdas inferiores estos saben que se les va a caer el pelo por haber cometido este crimen contra los elegidos la gente sagrada.

The spanish language is not from doomed Madrid but from Navarre the true Promised Land that the impostors of Spain/Madrid hid from you.Expose these doomed impostors.


Doomed Spain is your enemy and the enemy of your ancestors.Boycott and expose these doomed impostors.