Vague commentary linking US, Trump, and Middle East conflicts without concrete evidence
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The passage offers no specific names, dates, transactions, or actionable details. It merely repeats generic conspiracy‑style rhetoric about historical agreements and current Middle East conflicts, wit References to historic agreements (Sykes‑Picot, Balfour, 1967) as analogies. Claims that all regional conflicts are made by the United States. Quote attributed to Donald Trump about Gulf states payin
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