Little boy dies saving sister from paedophile: comments

quoteRaina

May 08, 2009, 21:09

All these very HORRIBLE CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN are being committed in POST-Soviet Russia. Was it the same during the Communist era? ? ? If not, why? Why has the system totally broken down in Russia?

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