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Addressing grievances first step to achieving peace - Chomsky
William Graham

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Posted by dan Breen on November 3,2009 | 09:48AM

Norm Chomsky, Ralph Nader, Norman finlelstein, Howard Zinn, All great Americans. If the world (American & brit ish leaders ) would read and listen to these men the world would be a little better off. Remember it is the british and the Americans who could make a real diffence if they wanted to. But the reality is Corprate geeed. Send money guns and lawyers ! As long as the zionist jews buy off american politicans there will never be peace.

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