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How do i Buy land in spain because spain belongs to us?

Hello, i would like information on how to bring land in spain.. I want to buy land big enough so i can move my family (40) People to spain and open shops and take over the town of madrid maybe.. Spain is Moroccan territory anyways so i would like information on how i can get my land back! We have tooken ancient egypt away from the black africans now i want to take away our land from the spaniards. How do i do this?

If your country wasn’t so GREADY…. and started a “war” for indepence then you’d also control the Western Sahara… that was stupid of your country wasn’t it !! maybe you should try and control what you have first idiot -_-

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