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Thys 11 month s ago
Yeah, almere and lelystad. The worst things happening to the Netherlands are cities like these. Don't go there if you want to be safe and/or have a good time.
       
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Micky 11 month s ago
Six UK/England cities.
       
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Valentine 11 month s ago
Old, lifeless buildings and towns... in Europe... shocking! It's OLD, what do you expect?!?!
       
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Grissel 11 month s ago
Valentine, Lelystad and Almere are not OLD cities. It was still water not too long ago.
Both are just 50-60 years old
       
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Ned 11 month s ago
Stop censoring words! It's bloody annoying!
       
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Benjamin 11 month s ago
So....virtually ANYWHERE there are ILLEGAL immigrants. Noted.
       
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Lineau 11 month s ago
Stick your hate up your ass!
       
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Bias 11 month s ago
Lineau,
Maybe if they weren't LITERALLY ALL of the crime, our justified and quite palpable "hate" wouldn't exist. Ponder that for a moment you asshole, pro-criminal, Leftist prick.

Lineau,

I'm sure the irony of your words is completely lost on you, dipshit.
       
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"Narva, Estonia. Before WW2 it was the best preserved example of Nordic baroque architecture in Europe. The Soviets bombed it to rubble, bulldozed the remains, forbid Estonians from returning to the city and built commieblocks on the remains of the truly amazing Nordic baroque architecture from Swedish times. If Narva would be intact then Estonia would have several cities with the most preserved Nordic architecture by time periods. Tallinn remained mainly intact and is a Nordic medieval fairy tale where the street networks in the old town are older than anything in the New World."

 

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