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Sounds like they whipped up a batch of some stinky BS and seeing if youll try some. Just let them waste their life in falsehoods and lies while preying on the humble and the righteous.

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Whats all this i hear about the Demon of Assa Dee // ??

Is there such a demon or some-one shoveling me sum of thier leftovers grin.gif ?

If you heard this, its a whole bunch of BS, bz there is no demon for any gurbani...gurbani is supposed to remove and destory demons not bring them to you...so what you heard is all FALSEEEE

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