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American Pravda: Propaganda-Hoaxes vs. Chinese Reality • 48m ▶
• December 16, 2024
• 6,700 Words • 572 Comments • Reply
Last week I published an article discussing former Ambassador Chas Freeman, one of America's most highly-regarded professional diplomats of the last half-century. Very early in his career, Freeman had been the personal interpreter for President Richard Nixon during his historic 1972 trip to China and meetings with Mao, and that country remained one of his... Read More
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What Part of National Socialism Do YOU Disagree with…
…Legacy media, Hollywood, and establishment RINOs? Seriously, name one.
• December 11, 2024
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With our privileged FCC broadcasters, legacy newspaper barons and other anointed members of “mainstream” culture spitting mad about their failure to defeat Donald Trump on Nov. 5, they are now coalescing around a new message. Without the slightest hint of irony or shame, our elite media and their pals in Hollywood and subsidized schools are... Read More
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American Pravda: Dangerous Foods • 1h20m ▶
• December 2, 2024
• 10,800 Words • 441 Comments • Reply
Donald Trump has selected Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to serve as Secretary of Health and Human Services in his new administration, and the latter has declared that his mission will be to "Make America Healthy Again." But even if Kennedy is confirmed by the U.S. Senate, he faces a very stiff challenge in fulfilling that... Read More
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American Pravda: The Racial Roots of China's Rise • 1h41m ▶
• November 4, 2024
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Although the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences was not one of the awards originally established by Alfred Nobel, most of the world's population and media treat it as such, with that impression strengthened because it is announced around the same time. Just as with the Nobel Prizes in Physics or Medicine, the award in... Read More
Wokeness Kills Class Politics and Empowers Empire (w/ Christian Parenti)
• September 25, 2024
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Oftentimes the idea of “wokeness” or “woke” ideology, whether calling it as such or acknowledging its existence, can be thought of as coinage of the right wing. Christian Parenti, professor at John Jay College, journalist and author, joins host Chris Hedges on this episode of The Chris Hedges Report to make the case that what... Read More
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American Pravda: A Rising China Faces the West • 1h17m ▶
• August 19, 2024
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Back in the summer of 2018, I launched my American Pravda series in earnest, deciding to finally present some of the extremely controversial material that I'd gradually uncovered during the previous five or ten years. One of my earliest articles focused upon the Jewish role in the Bolshevik Revolution and the resulting ideological aftershocks in... Read More
The US Cries Out in Pain as It Threatens You and Accuses You of Being “Evil”
• April 21, 2024
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Don’t forget that China is the real aggressor. Let’s just keep saying that, while top US officials issue nigh daily threats against the Chinese. Jew Blinken’s latest threats come just two days after four-eyed closeted faggot Mike Johnson called Chinese people “evil” and declared he was sending money to support a war in Taiwan. RT:... Read More
America Has a Third World Economy
• April 8, 2024
• 400 Words
Friday’s jobs report, the financial press tells us, “blew past projections,” with a monthly jobs gain of 303,000 compared to the 231,000 average over the past year. The Biden economy is gathering steam. In actual fact the jobs report shows that the United States is continuing its collapse into third worldism. A first world economy... Read More
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American Pravda: The Rise of the BRICS and the Fall of the USSA? • 25m ▶
• September 4, 2023
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For Americans such as myself who came of age during the 1970s or early 1980s, the Soviet Union always carried the whiff of a decaying ideological empire, ruled by a decrepit political leadership class that had long since lost the trust of its own people. Such was my opinion at the time, and nothing I... Read More
The Recent Bullishness and Why a Hard Landing Is Still Inevitable
• August 8, 2023
• 2,400 Words • 70 Comments • Reply
Market sentiment has gotten much more bullish since when I wrote No Collapse is the Real Dystopia in June. This summer saw a major bull market, or rather bear market rally, with the Dow reaching its longest winning streak since the 1980s. The “top economists” did a total U-turn and no longer expect a recession... Read More
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America: The First True Global Talmudic Empire
• July 4, 2023
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Throughout history, each evolutionary segment of linear empire incorporated its own symbols, archetypes, and myths to sell its messaging and justify its actions.. Rothschild Zionists currently run the US Anglo-Zionist empire, not just as behind-the-scenes financiers as was common in the past, but as “hands on the wheel” / “in full public view” managers. As... Read More
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China, America, and the Economist • 41m ▶
• April 11, 2023
• 5,400 Words • 305 Comments • Reply
The world's most influential newsweekly is probably the Economist, and I've been a continuous subscriber since late 1979, a period of more than 43 years. For the last couple of decades, I've usually just glanced at an issue before placing it among my stacks of past numbers, but this week's cover story caught my eye:... Read More
The Cover-Up Begins
• March 14, 2023
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The disinformation service, Bloomberg, takes the lead. Bloomberg points its finger at Donald Trump and “Trump era deregulation.” In Bloomberg’s rewriting of history, Trump is responsible because he signed a bill passed by Democrats and Republicans that allowed mid-sized banks to “skirt some of the strictest post-financial crisis regulations.” So, where was the federal reserve?... Read More
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Russia, China, Iran... and Saudi Arabia? • 23m ▶
• March 13, 2023
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On Friday geopolitical plates of tectonic scale may have visibly shifted as Iran and Saudi Arabia, two of the most important countries in the Middle East and erstwhile bitter adversaries, announced that they had reestablished diplomatic relations after a lengthy round of negotiations held with top Chinese officials in Beijing. Back in 1945, President Franklin... Read More
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China's Turn
Americas Hyper-Financialized Economic System Is No Match for China's Government-Directed Investment Model. Regrettably,...
• March 1, 2023
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Ukraine is the first flashpoint in a great power struggle between the United States and China. After years of shifting its industries to low-wage locations around the world, the US finds itself steadliy losing market-share to a faster-growing and more resourceful China. By most estimates, China's economy will overtake the United States by 2035 at... Read More
Sino-Friendship Forever: China Gobbles Up World Economy, Russia Doing Great
• December 17, 2022
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People need gas, okay Jews? The Chinese have a lot going on. The place looks like a friggin’ Mars base. You’ll notice the Jew media never shows pictures of Chinese cities. If Americans knew that China is advanced beyond the US by at least a 100 years – and they are continuing to go forward... Read More
Apple’s Rotten Core
• November 26, 2022
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Introduction A few years ago, China’s CCTV aired its annual Consumer Reports program in which one of the topics was the products of Apple, Inc. Naturally, the Western media trashed CCTV for having the gall to challenge anything American, accusing the TV station of being “a government mouthpiece” wanting to destroy a foreign brand to... Read More
Your Chinese Apple
• November 26, 2022
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I want to make it clear from the start that I have no quarrel with Apple products. I am not an Apple fan, but millions of people love Apple products, mostly with good reason, and Apple has become a fad. However, there is a very dirty underbelly to all this, one that the Western and... Read More
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Neocons Teach Germany the Real Meaning of "Unconditional Surrender"
• October 25, 2022
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Former Axis partners Germany and Japan have allied again---this time as vassal state crash test dummies for the US Anglo-Zionist Empire. Following crushing WW2 defeats, both nations accepted unconditional surrender. The victorious new superpower America was merciful, if only for its interests. That America went the way of the hula hoop. Under the neocon doctrine,... Read More
Obscuring the Jewish Issue In Alt Media: Example #2—Banking Dynasties
• October 25, 2022
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In my previous essay in this series, we examined the Jews who owned and operated the media “watch dogs” and fact checkers who harassed and censored popular natural health doctor Joseph Mercola and Children’s Health Defense (CHD), especially for their views on covid vaccines and the covid pandemic generally. While Mercola wrote in extensive detail... Read More
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For Its Security and Survival, China Must Understand Rothschild Zionism
• October 11, 2022
• 2,700 Words • 246 Comments • Reply
Was Oswald Spengler right? Are we approaching the end of Western Civilization- or at least that West we knew? Perhaps Russia’s President Putin will preserve a piece of it, like the Irish monks who transcribed and hid the works of Aristotle and Plato during the Viking invasions. Barring a Mad Max apocalypse, it seems China... Read More
Can Europe Afford to Turn a Blind Eye to Evidence of a US Role in Pipeline Blasts?
• October 6, 2022
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If Washington was involved, it would mark a dangerous new stage not only in the Ukraine war but in Europe’s acceptance of vassal status The sabotage of the two Nord Stream pipelines leaves Europeans certain to be much poorer and colder this winter, and was an act of international vandalism on an almost unimaginable scale.... Read More
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American Pravda: Of Pipelines and Plagues • 28m ▶
• October 3, 2022
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Europe is facing its worst energy crisis in generations, with numerous factories shutting down and severe hardship expected during the approaching winter. Heavily-industrialized Germany has been especially hard hit, with more than half of all small- and mid-sized businesses fearful that they might be forced to close, an economic catastrophe of Great Depression proportions. The... Read More
Putin Is So Insane He’s Bombing His Own Infrastructure, But He’s Much Too Reasonable and Restrained to Fire Nukes
• October 2, 2022
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The US State Department and Joe Brandon have responded to the pipe bombing, saying “Putin, why are you hitting yourself! Hey Putin – why do you keep hitting yourself, huh???” However, Putin says he didn’t hit himself, and America bombed the pipes, actually. RT: The sabotage of Russia’s Nord Stream gas pipelines benefits the US,... Read More
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Speech On the Accession of the New Regions to Russia
• September 30, 2022
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Citizens of Russia, citizens of the Donetsk and Lugansk people’s republics, residents of the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions, deputies of the State Duma, senators of the Russian Federation, As you know, referendums have been held in the Donetsk and Lugansk people’s republics and the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions. The ballots have been counted and the... Read More
The Fraudulent Matrix of US Economic Statistics
• September 27, 2022
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The US government and Western media enjoy accusing other nations of producing unreliable economic numbers, but it is widely recognised that there are no national economic statistics in the world as deliberately unreliable and misleading as those of the US. One notable feature of the Great Transformation was the US government’s innovativeness in fabricating statistics... Read More
In Actual Russia, No Sign of Sanctions
• August 12, 2022
• 900 Words • 31 Comments • Reply
It's time to get real. It's been time to get real. Russia has won its war against Ukraine. This outcome comes as no surprise. Anyone with access to a map could see that the chances of Ukraine prevailing against Russia were slim to none. The only way Ukraine could have emerged victorious — which would,... Read More
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American Diplomacy as a Tragic Drama
• July 29, 2022
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As in a Greek tragedy whose protagonist brings about precisely the fate that he has sought to avoid, the US/NATO confrontation with Russia in Ukraine is achieving just the opposite of America’s aim of preventing China, Russia and their allies from acting independently of U.S. control over their trade and investment policy. Naming China as... Read More
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The American Dream
• July 26, 2022
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The US has one of the most deeply-ingrained nationalistic ideologies of any nation. Accompanying the grand mass hysterias of patriotism and freedom, one of the most pervasive links in the ideological chain that creates the American sense of identity is a belief in “The American Dream”, an imaginary ideal that offers a rags-to-riches path to... Read More
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Superficial America
• July 24, 2022
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If we were to try to identify one point in US history where superficiality took root in America, it might well be a speech by an American salesman named Elmer Wheeler who in 1937 coined the now-famous maxim of “Don’t sell the steak – sell the sizzle!”. For those who don’t know, the sizzle is... Read More
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Economists and Financial Analysts Are Not the Brightest Fish in the Sewer System
• July 16, 2022
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Retail slump sends off fireworks in the press Let’s start with Friday’s retail report where the people who write financial news are apparently clever enough to type, which makes them theoretically brighter than the proverbial apes who, given infinite time, will eventually manage to bang out Hamlet. Many are even treated by their colleagues as... Read More
The Economy: Eventually, Basically Everyone Is Going to be a Single Issue Voter
• June 24, 2022
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I know I’ve made this point a million times, but there was not actually an obligation to do insane illegal sanctions against Russia for invading the sacred borders of a “country” that was a part of Russia for hundreds of years before 1991. Russia crushed Chechnya in two wars that were actually brutal (as opposed... Read More
Betrayed Americans
• June 16, 2022
• 1,100 Words
Yesterday the Fed raised short term interest rates by three quarters of one percent, and the stock market rose. The stock market did not rise because of the rate hike. The stock market rose because the Atlanta Federal Reserve bank dropped its forecast for second quarter (ends June 30) GDP growth to zero — 0.0... Read More
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The Fed Isn't Fighting Inflation, It's Fueling It
• June 13, 2022
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The media would like to believe the Fed is doing everything in its power to fight inflation, but it's not true. Yes, the Fed raised rates by 50 basis points in May and, yes, the Fed is trying to sound as "hawkish" as possible. But these things are designed to dupe the public not to... Read More
Why Is Klaus Schwab a Comic Book Supervillain?
• May 28, 2022
• 300 Words • 59 Comments • Reply
You see tweets like this from conservatives: And you’re just like “oh please no, please… just stop, I’m begging you…” But putting aside the conservative obsession with denouncing leftist globalists as Nazis instead of just denouncing them as leftists and globalists, Klaus Schwab really is a ridiculous figure. I’ve never met a German with that... Read More
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China’s High-Speed Trains. America, Where Are You?
• May 27, 2022
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Introduction China has the world’s longest high-speed rail (HSR) network with some 38,000 kilometers in operation, [1] which comprises nearly 70% of all the world’s high-speed lines [2] and more than three times that of the entire European Union. [3] China has more than 2,500 high-speed trains in operation, more than all the rest of... Read More
“Highest Inflation Since 1981” Is a Canard – This Is the Highest Inflation Ever, By a Lot
• May 11, 2022
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Numbers out this morning put inflation at an alleged 8.3%, and the whole media is claiming that this is “at a 40-year high.” It’s not actually at a 40-year high. It’s the highest inflation ever. When they claim it is merely a 40-year high, this makes people think “oh well, at least at some point... Read More
Our World of Lies
• May 6, 2022
• 400 Words
If the inflation narrative we are being fed is true, the sanctions policy of the US government makes no sense as the worst sufferers are the American and European populations who are paying for the supply restrictions in higher prices and interest rates. As Russia is an exporter of energy and minerals, higher prices result... Read More
Resurrecting America's Minimum Wage • 2h54m ▶
An Intellectual and Political History
• April 18, 2022
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Just over a decade ago, minimum wage laws had largely vanished from the American political debate. Although they still remained on the books, they had fallen sharply in real terms, with the federal figure of $7.25 per hour being roughly one-third lower than at its 1968 peak. Relative to the overall productivity of the American... Read More
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I am a Russian Cheerleader
• March 30, 2022
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I’ve yet to see anyone other than leftists, Jews, neocons, and satanic neo-Nazis actually “Standing with the Ukraine.” I’ve seen some allegedly “nuanced” takes on the Ukraine intervention. People seem to want to make themselves feel smart by saying “I understand Putin’s motivations, but I’m not going to support either side.” This isn’t really nuanced,... Read More
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How Mariupol Will Become a Key Hub of Eurasia Integration
• March 29, 2022
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Mariupol, the strategic Sea of Azov port, remains in the eye of the storm in Ukraine. The NATO narrative is that Azovstal – one of Europe’s biggest iron and steel works – was nearly destroyed by the Russian Army and its allied Donetsk forces who “lay siege” to Mariupol. The true story is that the... Read More
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Unhinged American Psychos Condemn India for Not Supporting Total War Against Russia
• March 27, 2022
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The United States government is the king of the entire earth. They can force anyone to do anything, because of the strength of their values. No one is allowed to disagree with American wars. If people try to disagree with democracy wars, we will threaten and destroy them. That’s not just our values – that’s... Read More
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Bandit American Empire Using Bold Moral Lecturing and Threats Against Entire World
• March 18, 2022
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The United States, which is now officially a rogue state, acting out to inflict terror on the entire world in the name of supporting a fake war they cannot hope to win, has begun more aggressively lashing out against the rest of the world. The current US Administration appears to be confused as to why... Read More
Bloomberg Informs Dumb Retards That Saudi Selling Oil in Yuan Is No Big Deal
• March 16, 2022
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This is the top story when you look for what the mainstream media is saying about reports that Saudi Arabia is considering selling oil to China in yuan – from the financial geniuses at Bloomberg: I’m not a racist or anything, but I did have to chuckle a bit when I clicked that headline and... Read More
What Is the Thinking Behind the West’s Collective Punishment of Russians?
• March 14, 2022
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I don’t want to give advice, but it does seem to me that patriotic Russians going out and breaking up these protests would look a lot better than the cops doing mass arrests. But it’s just a few women and weak faggots anyway, so patriotic Russians are more likely to just laugh than view them... Read More
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Russia Ukraine 2: The World Order Has Changed
• March 4, 2022
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TACTICS, STRATEGY AND OPERATIONS So far the Russian military operation in Ukraine has been a reconnaissance in force preceded by the destruction of the supplies and headquarters of the Ukrainian Armed Forces by standoff weapons. The object being to suss out where the Ukrainian forces are, to surround them, to check existing Russian intelligence against... Read More
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American Pravda: Our Public Health Problems
• January 10, 2022
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All of us necessarily focus on different areas, and until quite recently I'd never paid much attention to public health issues, naively assuming that these were in the hands of reasonably competent and reasonably honest government servants, monitored by journalists and academics of similar reliability. For many of us, myself included, an important crack in... Read More
These People Are Doing Bad Things to You on Purpose
• December 12, 2021
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All of these news articles about Brandon’s bad poll numbers are actually pro-Brandon articles designed to inflate the real numbers. The real numbers of support for the man who amazingly won the 2020 election with more votes than anyone ever in the history of the human species are now almost certainly in the single digits.... Read More
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Introduction to The Real Anthony Fauci
Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health
• November 30, 2021
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We are very grateful that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Skyhorse Publishing have authorized us to republish the introduction to his Amazon #1 bestseller, which has now attracted more than 1,100 reviews, 96% of them five-star. I wrote this book to help Americans—and citizens across the globe—understand the historical underpinnings of the bewildering cataclysm that... Read More
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Fauci and the Great AIDS Swindle
A Partial Review of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., The Real Anthony Fauci
• November 27, 2021
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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s new book, The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health is not the book of a politician seeking attention. It is the book of a man determined to stake his own life in the resistance against the unfolding bio-terrorist assault on humankind... Read More
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