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Tag Archives: missing 29 pages of the 9/11 Report
Friends like these
There’s an effort underway to force the US to attack Iran. The pressure is coming from the putative allies of the US in the Middle-East: Saudi Arabia and Israel. Of course this crazy idea is also supported by the … Continue reading →
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