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Mrbeast Rebuilds The Orphanage

In 1989, Rosie Mashale Came To Khayelitsha South Africa Where She Was Disturbed By Children Dumping While Their Parents Are At Work. One Day, In The Year 2000, When An Abandoned Baby Was Left On Her Doorstep, Rosie Took Care Of The Baby And Never Turn Any Child Away! In Early 2023, Rosie Knew That The Health And Safety Department Shuts Down The Orphanage Due To Asbestos Causing Children In Toxic To Die! Rosie Was Heartbroken Until She Calls For Rescue, That's Why, Mrbeast (Jimmy Donaldson) Came To The Rescue! He Orders Darren Margolias And Dan Mace To Rebuild The Orphanage. Rosie Was Happy And Thrilled! She And The Orphans Returned To Baphumelele! 143.44.192.154 (talk) 15:26, 29 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Robert e lee: Mrbeast Is A Good Guy

Princess Amber: God Bless Him! 143.44.192.154 (talk) 15:28, 29 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Baphumelele Children's Home

Set In A Crime Ridden Township Of Khayelitsha, Baphumelele Is One Of The Shacky House In Khayelitsha, South Africa.

In 1989, Rosie Mashale Moved From Eastern Cape To Khayelitsha, She Was Disturbed To See Children Dumping A Garbage Dump. One Day, When An Abandoned Baby Was Left On Her Doorstep, Mama Rosie Took Care Of Him And Took Him A New Home. As More And More Children O Were Put On Her Doorstep, She Took It, As A Sign From God, Forming A Children's Home In 2001.

In 2019, Asbestos Were All Over The Orphanage. Rosie Hoped That Someone Would Rescue Her And Orphanage.

So That's Why, Robert E. Lee And His 3 Companions, Stonewall jackson, James Longstreet, And J.E.B Stuart Were Rescuing Mama Rosie And Rebuild Baphumelele Children's Home. The One Who Made Asbestos Was Flintheart Glomgold, A Bad Cruel, Greedy, Villainous Rich Anthropomorphic Pekin Duck With Grey Beard! He Was Arrested By South African Police Service (SAPS) Mama Rosie And 200000,000 Were Saved! 143.44.192.114 (talk) 14:04, 4 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]