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The US needs a peaceful revolution

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Published 23 November, 2009, 11:26

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In an exclusive interview with RT’s Anastasia Churkina, an American talk radio host and film director Alex Jones reveals an alternative side of recent US policies.

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Jones delves into such hot issues as Barack Obama’s presidency, the looming demise of the US economy, the engineering of the economic crisis and the collapse of the dollar.

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