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From her childhood srirasmi has been fascinated by and attracted to men in general and sex in particular. Full collection of srirasmi’s pictures and videos. About Geekvania is an online community dedicated to supporting our favorite celebrities and their projects. Whether it's movies, television shows, books, music, or video games, we're here to provide an insider's view. We are also very interactive so we are very lenient with our community guidelines. So please enjoy our community and become a geekvania today!A former navy pilot who claims he has been involved in 25 missions while flying to terrorist targets in Pakistan and the Middle East has today spoken about the part he played in the May raid in which seven men linked to the London Bridge terror attack were killed. Phillip Woodruffe, whose brother was killed in action in 2010, first publicly discussed his military experience in an interview with The Times and The Telegraph on Friday. Mr Woodruffe, 50, admitted he and his fellow aircrew had flown a 'few dozen' missions in the past 10 years but said it was only after speaking to his family that he decided to go public about his experience. He said he had been 'hounded' by journalists and had endured constant phone calls from journalists about his military service. Phillip Woodruffe (left) says he only went public about his work in the military after he was harassed by journalists over his experiences He said he wanted to help counter the'misinformation' he believed had been put out by the Government about the way the RAF targets terrorist cells. After announcing last month that there had been up to 150 RAF'strikes' on terrorist targets in the Middle East in the past five years, Mr Woodruffe said: 'This is probably the most under-reported story in the British media, perhaps because we don't hear anything. 'You can't put a price on protecting people, particularly in the Middle East.' He has been criticised by some of his friends for joining the RAF, in particular for serving in Afghanistan. His father worked at the RAF's Engineering Depot at Bawtry, in Yorkshire, where the majority of aircraft are built for the RAF. Phillip Woodruffe, who says he went to the Middle East in 2016, claimed that his unit had killed 'hundreds' of Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters 'I didn


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