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Originally posted by Dutch89: ↑

I'm all for defunding the UN IMF etc but i want the big business that fund these wars driven from Washington, along with big pharmaceutical companies and anyone else that uses money to gain influence with the rulers of any nation. That include the Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR and the many others that are funding these wars.
This needs to happen in the EU and the Middle East as well. Biden is not the one making policy as many think, money talks and corrupts the system. The average American is not interesting in endless wars they want it stopped.

In Iran the people celebrated the death of the butcher if Teheran, but the UN flew its flag at half mast, this tells us they care little for the Iranian people or anyone else. The UN is a bottomless pit that stands for the United Nothing.

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Hello. You seem to have no idea. The Muslim Brotherhood were/are banned in basically every Muslim country because they have always been a CIA proxy, similar how Hamas was originally an Israeli proxy, just as The Taliban & Al Qaeda were originally US proxies. Man, you have no idea. LOL.

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