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Why Do We Fight the War Game?

Why Do We Fight the War Game?

Farhoud Z. Rastegar

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Publishing Services Consortium, LLC (PSC)
Año de edición:
2026
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Historia
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9798896753384
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October 17, 2023. Days after the horrendous attack of Muslim terrorists invading Israel and killing unarmed civilians of all age and gender, Joe Biden, president of the US, travels to Israel for a 'peace negotiation' between Israel and the Muslim nations. At the end, he rewards Hamas, the terrorist group, with $100,000,000 as humanitarian aid. He rewards the killers with money for their losses in the war they have started. The days of dark and radical Islam are here now. The days of Islam at its most successful point in its history are here now. The days of when the world is invaded and confronted by this once local infection but now global enemy that is all around us are here. The days of the infection of our societies, our schools, our courts, our lives as groups are here now as Islam is injecting itself within our souls, infecting all our lives as a whole. These are the best days for the infection planned by the great Satan, the radical Islam, the true Islam, a work in progress for and by dark Iran. And yet the new generation of artificial intelligence and its evolution is changing the written, recorded, and believed history. The only sources of recording that history for future generations, which will be erased by artificial intelligence online, will be books we are writing that are telling as closely what truly has happened.

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