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Apr 23, 2026 22 min

Inside the GHF Hunger Games

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Dave McIntosh, an ex‑marine who worked in Gaza during the GHF Hunger Games, became a whistleblower. He exposes the disgusting war crimes committed during the faux aid distribution program. GHF, a Christian organization, laundered taxpayer money under the pretense of being a humanitarian aid company. In reality, it was a mass slaughter campaign. In this Age of Absurdity, nothing is surprising anymore. Manufacturing Dissent exists because of you. We’re independent—powered only by readers and listeners. For less than a coffee, you can join us. Annual memberships are 30% off. Stand with us. Fuel citizen journalism. Keep dissent alive. Source: https://youtu.be/80Qrcgu_Kq8?si=l6PlRezwG71JmWIE Get full access to Manufacture Dissent at mandissent.com/subscribe

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