Why Do American Kids Pay the Most for College In the World?

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Why Do American Kids Pay the Most for College In the World?

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Sunday, May 26, 2019 - 11:02.

American college kids pay the most for college in the world an it is not close. There are two major reasons why. Do you know the reasons? Here is the story...

Why it's not free?

Joe Sun, 05/26/2019 - 17:03

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Because we are Republic Dave. You on the

"THE PRIMAL SCREAM" OF JEWISH SLAVERY

PAUL MUGAR Sun, 05/26/2019 - 19:44

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DAVE "THE PRIMAL SCREAM" [OF REVOLUTION] IS THE WAR CONTRA THE IN~JUSTICE OF SLAVERY "IF YOU WANT PEACE ~ WORK FOR JUSTICE" JUSTICE IS GIVING TO EACH WHAT IS HIS DIVINE SOVEREIGN DUE JUSTICE IS DENOMINATED IN THE ONE~WORLD RELIGION OF MONEY THE JEWISH BLOOD~of~SATAN MONEY IS THE IN~JUSTICE OF THE PRIMAL SCREAM REPLACE JEWISH MONEY WITH THE JUST BLOOD~of~CHRIST RULE OF SAMUEL MONEY DESTROY THE ISRAELITE KINGS OF THE LUCIFER~IAN BAAL~FOUR SLAVE MASTERS WHY ARE YOU NOT IN THE FATIMA ARMY OF CHRIST THE MESSIAH RULE OF SAMUEL, DAVE ??? ??? ONLY THE FATIMA MARY CAN HELP YOU, DAVE !!! !!! !!! MARY'S IMMACULATE HEART WILL TRIUMPH [WITH OR W/OUT YOU DAVE] !!! !!! !!! In Mary's Lanced Immaculate Heart of Incurable Love and Truth, paulus

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