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Michael Ruppert
Michael Ruppert

Michael Ruppert was an American author, journalist, and investigative reporter, known for his critical analysis of globalization and the oil industry. His work often focused on political, economic, and environmental issues, particularly the impact of peak oil and globalization. more

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