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Former drug dealer helps people overcome addiction | DW News

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@hamzasyed
@@hamzasyedImported2wk ago
I've been to 75 countries. I had a 10 hour layover in Frankfurt and that is all I ever want to see of Germany. Nothing - not the people (genocidal Zios), not the culture or food - makes me ever want to return.
@herb_sativist
@@herb_sativistImported2wk ago
Bei uns (und überall anderswo) sind es die NGOs, die den Süchtigen alles bringen, um auch süchtig zu bleiben. Ich hätte damals gerne mein kostenloses Spritzbesteck gegen eine Mahlzeit getauscht.
@veedelk1266
@@veedelk1266Imported2wk ago
Held
@hanspeterraatz4928
@@hanspeterraatz4928Imported2wk ago
Tell them to drink 1 liter beer a day. That will get get them back to health in 45 days. It worked for me after 13 years of heroin addiction. 5 days Methadone at first, then nothing else, except beer. First 3 weeks only congee with condiments, after the appetite comes back for more. Better do it in Summer, because in Winter you are freezing the turkey.
@moneroforthepeople
@@moneroforthepeopleImported2wk ago
ehrenmann
@bastard303
@@bastard303Imported2wk ago
Geiler Typ, Rückgrat ab Nacken .
@goodhuman5036
@@goodhuman5036Imported2wk ago
😂😂😂😂😂 former???
@nightloveii3464
@@nightloveii3464Imported2wk ago
Every single one of these videos is real. That’s the issue.
@Gothead420
@@Gothead420Imported2wk ago
<i>Ehrenmann!</i>
@azyeffff
@@azyeffffImported2wk ago
❤❤❤
@dwnews
@@dwnewsImported2wk ago
Mohamed Bousaaidi claims to have been addicted to gambling, which ultimately drove him to deal drugs. After spending time in prison, he overcame the addiction, he says. Today he finances his social work through donations and financial support from his family.