‘Game Of Thrones’ Is A Secret Muslim Tax-Raising America-Hating Socialist Fraud And Wasn’t Born Here

PLEASE NOTE: This is a piece of satire, not an attack on anyone’s beliefs. What would happen if they ran attack ads in 7 Kingdoms of Westeros? (The land where the show “Game of Thrones” takes place, for you non-HBO watching non-nerds.)SPOILER ALERT: If you haven’t watched season two and plan on it, be careful…

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Jun 22, 2012

SHE LOST THREE BABIES?! We can’t trust her.

WHERE’S THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE?!?!

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