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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – May 15, 2026
Greetings from Tyler, Trump says twenty years is enough. But Iran is not being forthcoming. The way he looks at it most of us will be dead, and the next generation can deal with the situation. But Trump’s not happy about the way Iran is negotiating. But the way we’ve been dealing death to Iran’s…
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India Bans Military Drone Manufacturers from Using Chinese Parts
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