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Join Zurker to become a share holder for free

hey guyz.As u already know that facebook CEO and founder Mark Zukerburg has stolen the idea of facebook from two twin brother in Harvard University in 2001. Later on they complaint and got 65 million dollar in 2007 in 2009 they started a new project (ZURKER) and launched the beta version in Dec 2011. U can join it now and become a share holder of this website. This rocking feature of share is added by them. Totally free, new features than facebook and google+ It will rule the future definitely. Join today and become share holder now from India.. Facebook worth 50 billion today but its users getting 0%. So this new idea is invoked by the twin.
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