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“The Galkope of the diaspora contribute money to support socio-political and spiritual activities, whether good or bad, back in the Galkope territory. They even buy firearms, bullets and hand grenades and send them back home to use during wars in an attempt to help their clans uphold their name” [Kela Kapkora Sil Bolkin]
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