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If Ever There was a Case of Wagging the Dog Trump’s Iran War Is It

March 9, 2026 Earl Ofari Hutchinson Leave a comment

  Earl Ofari Hutchinson I don’t know if Trump saw or even heard of the 1997 satirical movie Wagging the…

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The Gaza Blowback-Anti-Semitism Back on America’s Table

November 20, 2023 Earl Ofari Hutchinson Leave a comment

Earl Ofari Hutchinson The death of Paul Kessler in an alleged clash with pro-Palestinian demonstrators in Westlake the first week…

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Long Before Trump, The U.S. had Many Chances on North Korea

March 10, 2018 Earl Ofari Hutchinson Leave a comment

Earl Ofari Hutchinson If Trump meets with North Korean Supreme Leader, Kim Jong Un, he would be the first sitting…

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Posted in: Commentary Filed under: kim jong un, missiles, north korea, nuclear, trump, war

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