"I thought I was not hearing right ... even George Orwell could not make this up." Citing his experience at the United Nations Security Coun
"I thought I was not hearing right ... even George Orwell could not make this up." Citing his experience at the United Nations Security Council on the day of America and Israel's unprovoked attack on Iran, U.N. advisor and economist Jeffrey Sachs explains why some countries can only condemn Iran, but not Israel or America. "They host U.S. bases ... they are not sovereign countries." He also says the British blocked him from testifying at the emergency session of the U.N. Security Council on the same day.
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