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April 11, 2013

Many odious entities enter Los Angeles every day–smog, D-list celebrities, hipsters from the East Coast that have had enough of the cold–but one such group is particularly disturbing: it is the host of ships that frequently enters the ports of Iran to conduct business with the Islamic Republic, and later docks at the Port of Los Angeles to, you guessed it, conduct business with the United States.

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