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Western Democracy - Brazen Use of Force to Obtain Compliancy

IT is ironic that the brazen use of economic force with a view to obtain compliance to the US-led Western alliance a clear intent of conquest, well in accordance with the ancient law of nations; that old history of rule by conquest is hail…

Published: 19 Aug 2011 at 07:27hrs | 213 | by .

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