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Duke Olav Otterson of Bornholm just posted it on Jimbo's talk: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Jimbo_Wales&curid=9870625&diff=608396992&oldid=608396058 And kww has now blocked the Duke. The corrupt police are rushing to silence their critics. No warning, explanation, or evidenc...

I've already had trouble logging on today. Hopefully the brilliant minds employed by the Wikimedia Foundation are working on it.

Syedwala '''Syedwala''' a place in the centre of Fertile Punjab. A place which contributes a significant part of World's best Quality [[Basmati]] Rice, a large producer of Hand Made Carpets. Syedwala has its own importance in this region by its ideal location. Syed wala basically contacts many dist...

Category:Sinister houses: link

Houses which look haunted but aren't actually reported as such.

Edit: Fumbling around with links

Here's a bad one: Jigawa state polytechnic library (T-H-L).

Simply awful.

Bosporan Kingdom (T-H-L) is where most of the sources, save for very obscure mentions, stop until the Mongol Invasion. If you want to go really far back, you could try Scythians (T-H-L) or Cimmerians (T-H-L).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Administrators%27_noticeboard/Incidents#Sock_puppetry_by_an_admin (T-H-L)
Seven subsection in over 24 hours, and where are we? Apparently not far from where we started, despite the massive amount of foul excrement uncovered in this thread.

He again visited Abaqa Khan, accompanied by Shams-uddin the Sahib Diwan, in 1276-7, and this time the former good opinion of the Mongol sovereign in respect to him seems to have been changed to suspicion, which led to his death, for he was poisoned in January 1278, by means of a water-melon given t...

Zoloft wrote:

Duke Olav III wrote:Shams-uddin Muhammad Kurt I (T-H-L)

Yep. "Later he visited the newly crowned Mongol ruler Möngke Khan in Mongolia, who gave him much Greater Khorasan, and possibly land as far as the Indus."

Welcome to our humble band of rogues.

Mange Tak, a pleasure to be here.

Shams-uddin Muhammad Kurt I (T-H-L)