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What a country!

Is it just the USA?

The entire world is being impacted by the creation of the internet, comprehensive satellite coverage, and the accumulation of wealth in an increasingly smaller number of controllers.

The richest man in the world, a South African billionaire with vast business interests in China bought a major roll in the POTUS election and is being rewarded with a set of keys to the US government.

The POTUS-elect is deeply in bed with Saudi money, Delhi development, corrupt global-crypto crooks.

This is so far beyond 'a country' an honest assessment concludes it's a global game controlled by global interests... which is supremely ironic since the POTUS-elect fooled the USA into believing he's an 'American First' activist.

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