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First Americans

AllaN01Bear

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4. update.

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Wed Jul 1, 2026, 09:52 AM

15 hrs ago

saw a short of this and it is a re inactment of the 150th celebration of the defeat of the us 7th calvery. some of u correctly guessed on it being a re inactment and little big horn.

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update. AllaN01Bear 15 hrs ago #4