Posting WW2 stuff on a semi-regular basis until I forget I started doing it | part 622: British infantrymen advance in difficult terrain during the Second Battle of El Alamein (Egypt, 23 October - 3 November 1942). zNSFW

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User: RedguardGary

Categories: worldpolitics

Mods are useless. Worldpolitics is now a vegetable themed sub.

It is my pleasure to announce r/WorldPolitics just passed r/Politics for Reddit’s

Heard worldpolitics is a porn subreddit now. Heres my titties!

WorldPolitics new mods group picture.

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Upvote if you would spank my ass for posting myself on /r/worldpolitics... 1 vote

not enough 2D porn for a sub titled worldpolitics

The Commissar is worried about the Imperial Citizens of r/worldpolitics

THOTS AND GRIMDANK UNITE! KEEP WORLDPOLITICS FREE!!

When you come to /r/worldpolitics for important world issues and see this fiasco.

Upvoting obi wan so that he will be at the top of page giving him the high ground

Choose Wisely, r/worldpolitics

Thank you /r/worldpolitics for entertaining me in these dark times

Heard I could share my nudes on worldpolitics, here I am!

Did a little #trashtag (r/Detrashed) the other day with my dog, worldpolitics seems

When a warhammer titty hits the top of worldpolitics

When you look for politics in r/worldpolitics

I leave for a few days and come back to r/worldpolitics to find moxi had a b-day

boobies - canon but boobs win on worldpolitics?

Old r/worldpolitics users trying to explain what happened to their sub.

The Holy Roman Emperor of worldpolitics, I've come to bargain.

Hey WorldPolitics, check out my Only Fan

NO POLITICS ON R/WORLDPOLITICS - This user is petitioning to bring politics back.

...but he grew up to be a successful political poster on r/worldpolitics if you know

You give me lady wood /r/worldpolitics

Welcome to Thot Island aka r/worldpolitics - thank you Mods

Welcome to r/worldpolitics

r/worldpolitics 101

Some snakes are born with particularly developped vestigial limbs. Not only is it

When you first see r/worldpolitics