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Neocon Podcaster Mark Levin Advocates Mass Murder in Iran
Mark Levin, the neocon podcaster whispering in President Trump’s ear, was interviewed on Netanyahu-friendly Channel 14 television in Israel. He used the interview to make his demands for the Trump administration known. Levin strongly advocates for a continuation of the United States’ bombing campaign against Iran. While Trump has dropped approximately 3,000 bombs on Iran, […]
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