Who Really Drives Global Terrorism? Internal US Govt Data Offers A Surprising Answer
Who Really Drives Global Terrorism? Internal US Govt Data Offers A Surprising Answer Authored by Larry Johnson via Sonar21.com Every administration reaches for the same line. Iran, we are told, is the world’s foremost state sponsor of terrorism — a claim now central to the case f.
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- Published: Aug 22, 2026, 3:25 AM UTC
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