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'''Slobodan | '''Slobodan Praljak''' is a case of political [[an hero]]ism in [[The Netherlands]]; being the first [[livestreaming suicide|televised suicide]] of a political figure in a court room since [[Budd Dwyer]], even though you barely see anything. Slobodan Praljak, a [[Bosnia|Bosnian]] who defected to fight for the [[Croatia]]n Armed Forces, who, true to his roots in the powder keg of Europe, became a war criminal, hence this predicament he found himself in. Even though he was only given twenty years, Slobodan Praljak promptly downed a shot of cyanide that he snuck into the court room in order to avoid getting his geezer bumhole ruptured by vengeful Bosnians. | ||
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Slobodan Praljak is a case of political an heroism in The Netherlands; being the first televised suicide of a political figure in a court room since Budd Dwyer, even though you barely see anything. Slobodan Praljak, a Bosnian who defected to fight for the Croatian Armed Forces, who, true to his roots in the powder keg of Europe, became a war criminal, hence this predicament he found himself in. Even though he was only given twenty years, Slobodan Praljak promptly downed a shot of cyanide that he snuck into the court room in order to avoid getting his geezer bumhole ruptured by vengeful Bosnians.
—Slobodan Praljak before imminent self-pwnage. | ||
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