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The Islamization of Catholic Charities

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Meet the ‘Mohammeds’ running the Church’s migration agenda.

The Catholic News Herald, “Connecting Catholics in North Carolina,” bragged that the refugee case coordinator for the Catholic Charities Diocese of Charlotte, had been recently honored.

His name? Ashir Haji-Mohamed. The latter part of the name meant that he had made a pilgrimage to the Islamic holy city of Mecca.

Haji-Mohamed, a former Somali refugee, had previously been in the news for helping resettle Syrian Muslims, as well as Jordanians and Turks, in North Carolina. After the Biden retreat, Catholic Charities of Charlotte had also worked to bring Afghans to North Carolina.

The Islamic Center of Asheville doubled in size as Catholic Charities dispatched Afghans there, and then working with “a Catholic Charities volunteer—a Muslim from Pakistan” transported Afghan Muslims back and forth from their growing mosque in the Blue Ridge Mountains in what an article described as an “island surrounded by bright red, Trump-voting counties.”

When the Trump administration in its first term imposed a temporary travel ban for Muslim terrorist states, Mayada Idlibi, a Syrian Muslim who worked for Catholic Charities in Charlotte, and had previously taken part in World Hijab Day, attended a protest in support of Muslim mass migration to America and against President Trump’s efforts to stop Islamic terrorism.

The troubling events in Charlotte are just one example of the Islamization of Catholic Charities.

Last month, Front Page Magazine+ exclusively reported on how refugee services at the Catholic Community Services of Utah is actually run by Aden Batar, a Somali Muslim refugee imported by the organization, who also serves as the president of the Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake. The case manager supervisor for refugee resettlement there is named Khalid Al Hachami.

The story shocked many people and received over 100,000 views on Twitter, but has become all too typical of Catholic refugee programs that are run by Muslims to bring Muslims to America.

And dual roles at a Catholic refugee group and an Islamic mosque are not even unusual.

The Catholic Archdiocese of Galveston Houston employs Samira, a Muslim ‘refugee’ from Afghanistan, as a case manager. This information was put out as a press release as the Archdiocese declared that it was expecting to import hundreds of Afghan families to Houston.

Also working as a case manager at the Archdiocese was Umarfarouk Omaru Lolleh who also appears to be the chairman of the board at the United Muslim Association of Houston (UMAH).

Catholic refugee groups aren’t just bringing Muslims to America, they’re also transporting them to local mosques and even providing leaders for those mosques being set up in America.

Muslims have become so ubiquitous at Catholic Charities that you can count multiple Mohammeds in a single local operation. And that represents only a percentage of the total Muslim employees.

At Catholic Charities of Central and Northern Missouri’s Refugee and Immigration Services two out of three case managers are Muslim. Yusuf Mohammed, one of the case managers, is a Somali Muslim who was resettled in Columbia, Missouri. He’s one of at least two Yusuf Mohammeds who works at this particular Catholic Charities center.

When the first Muslim migrant from Afghanistan arrived in Columbia, Missouri, he was welcomed by the Islamic Center of Central Missouri and the Catholic Charities of Central and Northeastern Missouri. Representing Catholic Charities was Ismat Rashid Kaakar, the Catholic Charities Afghan Program Coordinator, and Frishta Aslami, the Case Management Supervisor at Catholic Charities, whose name means ‘Submission to Allah’: both of them from Afghanistan.

Catholic Charities of Central and Northeastern Missouri had helped make Missouri the eighth largest recipient of Afghan migrants.

At the Refugee and Immigrant Services of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, Zaki Mohammad Ahmadji serves as the director of refugee services while Sajjad Jawad works as the Supervisor of Employment Services. The archdiocese directory also shows two other employees named some form of Mohammed. That’s a lot of men named after Islam’s founder working at a Catholic organization. But many of these Catholic organizations now have more Islamic priorities.

The Archdiocese of Indianapolis’s fanaticism had previously made headlines when it sent out press releases boasting that it had defied then Indiana Gov. Mike Pence to resettle a Syrian ‘family.’ “We welcome this family during Advent, a time when the Christian community asks God to renew our hope,” then Archbishop Joseph Tobin declared in the press release.

Since much of the Catholic Charities resettlement business focuses on Muslim migrants, employing Muslims from those same parts of the world to act as case managers and interpreters to usher in more of their fellow migrants has become routine around the country.

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma posted a picture of its refugee case manager Maleeha Siddique waving an Afghan flag and bragged that “because of our recent work resettling 1,800 Afghan refugees in Oklahoma, it provided Maleeha the opportunity to serve those from her home country” and announced how happy it was that she was “able to celebrate Eid al-Fitr with others, a festivity that marks the end of Ramadan.”

Basira Faizy, the Afghan case worker at Catholic Charities of Arkansas, became a celebrity after she appeared on Hillary Clinton’s short lived TV series Gutsy. Faizy came to the U.S. along with 15 members of her family.

How is Catholic Charities being so rapidly Islamized?

The story of Hekmatullah Latifi, an Afghan who used to work for USAID, is instructive. Latifi went from working for Catholic Charities at the Arlington Diocese to becoming the Assistant Director at the Resettlement Academy in D.C. for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. The Biden administration’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM), the engine for the mass invasion of the United States, signed a $65 million contract with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) to resettle ‘refugees’. Among other programs, PRM funded the  Refugee Resettlement Academy. The Director of Recruitment for the Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of D.C. is Afghani Barakzai who used to work as a senior administrator at USAID and worked at a USAID funded program for Afghanistan.

At this rate, Catholic Charities could just as easily change its name to Islamic Charities.

Comments

  1. I asked Google’s A.I., “Why are there so many Muslims working in top positions at Catholic Charities?”
    AI Overview
    Muslims and Catholics frequently collaborate at high levels within Catholic Charities due to shared values regarding service, charity (
    in Islam), and social justice. These partnerships are designed to serve diverse communities through interfaith cooperation. Both faiths emphasize aiding the vulnerable, fostering mutual respect, and working together on community-focused initiatives.
    Key reasons for this collaboration include:
    Shared Commitment to Service: Both Islamic and Catholic traditions place a strong emphasis on caring for the poor and marginalized.
    Interfaith Partnerships: Organizations like the
    Interfaith Center of New York (ICNY) have specifically facilitated the “Catholic-Muslim Joint Action Initiative” to bring together service providers, particularly in areas like New York.
    Active Engagement: Muslim leaders and organizations have partnered with Catholic Charities to support community projects, including food pantries and disaster relief.
    Inclusive Mission: While Catholic Charities is rooted in Catholic teaching, many of its staff and leadership roles are open to people of all faiths who share a commitment to the mission.
    These partnerships aim to build, in the words of the ICNY, a “relationship of reciprocity” between Catholic and Muslim communities.
    There was an off from the A.I. to dive deeper.

    • America needs to remove as many Muslims as possible before we are Europe and we no longer have our freedoms.

    • WHY does not this work in the OPPOSITE WAY?

      WHY are not CATHOLICS settled and welcomes into MUSLIM countries?

      …and of course–given free lodgings, fooled, medical care and “walking around money?”

  2. It’s getting to the point where no informed patriotic American can any longer remain a Catholic. Not there yet but close to there. My, what a mess the Catholic Church has become, not only in America but all over the world.

  3. I have a friend who is Catholic. She told me years ago that she had never read the Bible. I have heard that from other Catholics.

    Without knowledge of what the Bible says about such things as Jesus said, “Watch out for false Christis, wolves in sheep’s clothing,’ ‘ and what Paul wrote about not ‘sitting at the same table with demons, eating and drinking with demons,’ people are easily misled by such as the *leaders* of the church, like the pope

    This is so disgusting. Helping muzzies to take over and use those who chose Christ to fund their takeover.
    And the muzzies have every intent of forcing the Catholics to worship their beast….or die for not doing so.

    • somehistory says,

      “I have a friend who is Catholic. She told me years ago that she had never read the Bible. I have heard that from other Catholics.”

      I was brought up Catholic. I went to public schools, catechism Saturday mornings, and Mass on Sundays. Actual Bibles were not found in the pews but were replaced by Catholic reading materials which contained a written version of the Mass, hymns, and excerpts from the Bible. Even when I was young, I thought that it was odd not to have Bibles present.

      My father was Catholic and my mother was Protestant. My mother was very well-versed in the Bible, and she showed me how to approach it.

      I was baptized, made my first communion, confirmation, and was married by a Catholic priest and a Baptist minister as my wife was brought up Baptist.

      Later on, I started looking at other ways to worship and I was drawn to gospel-centered Christian Fellowship services. I also took some Bible study classes which were very helpful.

      I still, on occasion, attend a Catholic Mass conducted by a wonderful local priest. I even got my ashes on the most recent Ash Wednesday from him.

      Bottom line: there are still some very good Catholic priests, but I have a real problem with a lot of the people further up the food chain in the Catholic hierarchy – especially the current Pope.

      And the whole “Catholic Charities” thing is an absolute disgrace.

      • Thanks for that personal account, James. My friend often would ask me questions and then would go to her priest and ask the same questions. From him, she said she never got any real answers. He would usually say not to ‘worry about’ or that he had it covered.

        I encouraged her to read the Bible….she did have one….but had never read from it. So I would answer with Scripture and she would look it up for herself.
        She stayed *faithful* to her church, but would often ask me serious questions about a lot of things.

        The Bible has,,as Peter said of Jesus, “You have words of everlasting life.” Those same words are written down for us.

        • somehistory,

          Thank you for your reply and kind words.

          And, by the way, hope you had a wonderful Easter celebration!

        • thank you, James. I hope it was memorable for you and your loved ones.

        • I attended noon Mass today and there was incense, Walking into the church I detected that fragrance.
          The priest spread the incense over the alter and offered it to us. This is the “Octave” of Easter and it was lovely to attend a simple noon mass.
          My 73 year old husband converted from the “Baha’i Faith” to Catholicism this past Saturday, the Easter Vigil. I returned in 2022. What a wonderful life.

        • Thanks for the post.

          While I left religion 50 or so years ago, glad for you.

      • I would definitely resonate with your perceptions there, James; I too, was raised in a completely Catholic environment and indeed am thankful for its encouragement of my faith. Over the years, I have deliberately engaged in what may be termed “ecumenical” activity and have many friends from different Christian denominations. I do currently, here in the UK, enjoy the fellowship of an Anglican community with distinct overtones of traditional Catholicism (I guess, vaguely synonymous with Episcopalians in the USA?). Through these associations, I have steadily assimilated (I hope!) a more substantial biblical knowledge. I would wholeheartedly agree with your final paragraph!✝️

      • Thanks for that account, James.

        I did briefly work with Catholic Charities in the 1980s–but at the time they mostly helped Southeast Asians–Vietnamese and Cambodians–who were fleeing communist oppression and actually loved the United States. And while it certainly varied, a large number of these refugees were also Christians–mostly Catholic.

        • PRCS, there are lots of Vietnamese, Cambodians, and Laotians here in the bay area where I live. Overall a very hard-working group who value education, particularly science, and who have very low crime rates. Lots of small business owners.

          But you are right–a lot of people don’t even much think about them as a group.

        • Many Vietnamese and Koreans in Texas, too, g.
          The Vietnamese are a very quiet people from what I saw in my interactions with them. and the Koreans own their little cafes, and donut shops, serving anyone who wants to eat some tasty food.
          And they are definitely religious. I believe they truly appreciate the laws that give them a measure of freedom their families didn’t have in their home nations.

          Bringing muzzies in does a disservice to these people.

        • Agreed, Somehistory. And I did not mean to imply that they all settled in California–just that I have a lot of these folks as my neighbors, and often shop at their businesses.

    • I was raised Catholic and went to a Catholic elementary school, and I never read the Bible or went to a Bible study until I ended up going to a Bible study for the first time in my life when I was about 19 years old with a friend. I never experienced any promotion of Biblical literacy with them or any encouragement to read the Bible. When my parents got divorced, they wanted money for it to be recognized, and they cared more that a minimum donation amount was made than that anyone attended church. They said the donation amount was too small. I can go on and on. I am really glad I am at a non-Catholic church now, and I guess I am part of that commercial about Catholics needing to come back home.

    • Helping them to take over the west you are exactly correct. You probably have never even heard what happens in Africa from all the Christian money that comes from the west to Africa.

      If your western churches stop sending money to Africa it would actually help christians in Africa. This western money makes it to Muslims and Muslim takes it over every time.

      The western churches such as the Anglican or Catholic are acually involved in complex schemes with Muslims to spread Islam and support Muslims in Africa. Because they want to be equal to Muslims as well. But the Muslims are very aggressive they actually receive most of the resources and use them to take over village by village, by force if necessary.

      Also, these churches are working to pay money, yes money to Muslim to come to the west. They support them from step one to step finish to come to your city and then they pay their bills.

      The church’s scalps supporting ILLEGAL immigration of Muslims to the west. They are very strange people because they do not want to be racist and when the Muslim comes they give them everything.

      And yes, the Islamic take overs of Nigeria are supported by western Christian’s organizations. They the Muslim receive a large portions of their resource from Christian churches from the west.

      Also, it is worse because sometimes if you moving medicine and food to a village, the Muslims will pretend to be some tough guys, and the will charge money to this truckload to pay themself! They have money so they pay them a bribe, this bribe is use to fight wars. When truckload arrives, another Muslim all the village walks and comes to demand half or they become angry. So they give them.

      I am happy to read this article because maybe you are all awakened to the shameful reality because it has arrived to your front door. These same Muslims you are feeding are taking over your church to get the money. Please wake up.

    • That wasn’t true for me. I grew up and remain a Catholic, and I knew the Bible far better than any of my friends who were mostly protestant. However, if you listen to the words in the Bible they are somewhat different than the lessons in the sermon.

      But closer to this story, is that you should be wary of umbrella charities such as United Way or the bishop’s annual appeal (where Catholic Charities gets a huge amount of its money). Every time I investigated these collection of charities, I found them to be mostly fraudulent. There is something to be said for having a close relationship to the charity that gets your donations.

      • Yes they are fraudulent, but they become extremely generous if you bring a Muslim military aged male around for some reason.

        Go look at Europe and how they really open their hearts and wallets to these types, I don’t understand these Catholics. Catholic groups will largely ignore native whites who are in need of homeless.

        In Germany, they prioritize Muslims and that’s a fact. Muslims also are in the charities themselves and these migrant Muslim men will often already make contact with these Catholic groups before they even arrive on European soil. It goes back to the Muslim countries where Catholic groups are active on the ground, goading men to come to Europe for some reason.

        And it goes all the way to the top, the Catholic pope, who has a lot to say about Muslims and how we must treat them well, but not that much around Christians. Never forget pope Francis washing Muslims feet and calling for unlimited Islamic migration.

    • You hear many verses from The Bible at Mass.
      Many do not so much of a deep dive, but Scott Hahn, a Presbyterian minister-to-be, did and his career has been bringing the Biblical Jewish culture and all of our Scripture and oral and written Traditions into the unity they were intended to be in. He inspired many others to do the same deep study of Scripture using all the tools Christ, his priesthood that he left with his authority, the dogmas they define and the prophets’ messages they validate with that authority left us.

      EWTN hosts are mostly converts. It’s time to listen to their stories and learn the whole truth about what God wants us to know and not another man-made theology out of tens of thousands that include personal ones of the non-church goers who think Christ blesses every interpretation of theirs.

      Even if you became Orthodox, it would at least be closer to what early Christians knew and worshipped than what was invented in the middle-ages and churches invented in centuries leading up to nowadays.
      I hope you listen to their stories real practicing Catholics and read about those who did serve others not seeing their church teachings and/or Bible as being in the way.

  4. The supposed purpose of the Catholic church is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ to the world. How do they expect to do that by hiring so many people who believe that calling Jesus Christ the Son of God is blasphemy?

    • I know, it makes no sense unless church authorities don’t believe in the gospel mission any longer

      • They can’t “believe” and do what they are doing No deep- down belief…no *faith* which is necessary to be a Christian.
        Jesus asked, “When the Son of Man arrives, will He really find *the Faith* on the earth?”

    • The purpose is supposed to be like that, but the truth may be different. I feel that many so called “church” basically are jus like some money making business entities, they want as many as followers so that they can much money from donation. Their main goal is not spreading the gospel.

  6. This literally turned my stomach. I stopped attending mass for almost 10 years because I was so angry at the Church for its political actions (or inaction in the case of Pelosi and Biden’s active championing of abortion). But I missed it. I have always loved my faith, just not the church leadership. I just came back to Mass last year and have been happy. Now this.

    I’m so disgusted that Catholic Charities and the bishops would enrich themselves off the backs of taxpayers to import and settle the very people whose leaders openly vow will take America down from within and force Islam into every home, wanted or not. There are dozens of videos online of Muslim imams/leaders telling us exactly what they plan.

    I have to wonder what the change in crime stats have been in all the places mentioned in this article once the Muslim population exploded, thanks to Catholic Charities. How many innocent women and children have been sexually assaulted, even killed? CC workers know darn well the danger these people pose here but resettled thousands of them into unsuspecting cities and towns anyway. Shame on them.

    I will never give a cent to Catholic Charities and will be asking my own church if any of my tithing is being sent to CC. If so, I’ll be attending Mass without tithing from now on. I have no intention of funding the settlement of the very people who hope to annihilate our faith when they have the numbers here to do so.

    • Yes, the faith has been tainted, more than tainted, by their NGO involvement with Muslim immigration.

  7. Charles III is SUPPOSED to be head of the Church of England?!?!
    Just look at his actions in recent years!!!!
    Who really CAIRS in the USA?!?!
    Anyone awake as opposed to woke?!?!

  8. The church is and has been selling off churches and Islam is buying them, thus creating mosques from Catholic churches. That’s the start and has been for a long time. The Pope plays a huge rule in all of this.

    If the church has burial ground on the property, what happens to those plots?

    Cost a lot of money to move them, I once read an article that Islam purchased a church with graves on the property & the Muslim took out all the grave stones, that was in the UK.

  9. “The lslamisation of Catholic Charities”….just when you thought you’d heard it all 😏

  10. The Catholic Church should have better things to do than engage in rampant Islamopandering.

  11. The anti-catholic bashers are in full form, but like many human institutions a narrow mindset and errors can take place at both secular and sectarian levels. The immigration industry, legal and illegal, has profited from huge government financing to NGOs such as refugee organizations in many churches. The USCCB has used illegal immigration as a major resource stream with historical Catholic populations from Central and South America and with hopes to replace aging and disappearing no shows in membership. The blind acceptance of Muslims who practice Islam of polygamy, fgm, childbrides, second class status of females, and anti-semitic and anti-Catholic dogma via sharia is creating additional tension and confusion for many. TBD.

  12. And how many of these Muslim case managers go to Mass? These people are so insanely naïve. I am certain that their concern for the poor, the marginalized etc. are for Muslims only. Are they careful to track where the children go that are taken to foster homes or shelters by Muslim case managers or do they just disappear and no one knows it?

  13. I asked Google’s A.I.: Catholic Charities has been engaged in partnerships with Islamic organizations. Are other charities involved with Refugee Resettlement also engaged in partnerships with Islamic organizations?
    AI Overview
    Yes, other major refugee resettlement agencies in the U.S. frequently partner with Islamic organizations and local community groups
    , mirroring the collaborative approach of Catholic Charities. Organizations like World Relief often work alongside local mosques and Muslim-led NGOs, such as the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) Relief, to provide community support, mentoring, and cultural integration for newly arrived refugees.
    Key Details on Partnerships:
    Diverse Collaboration: Resettlement agencies frequently engage with diverse faith-based organizations (Islamic, Christian, Jewish, etc.) to leverage local volunteers and resources for housing, transportation, and English lessons.
    Case Support: Muslim organizations such as ICNA Relief directly assist in resettling families and cooperate with mainstream resettlement agencies.
    Community Integration: These partnerships are common, as faith-based groups are often highly motivated to assist with the humanitarian needs of newcomers.
    While Catholic Charities has faced political scrutiny and funding shifts regarding its work, partnerships with diverse religious organizations remain a standard component of many refugee resettlement operations.
    Several other major national refugee resettlement agencies frequently partner with Islamic organizations to facilitate aid, resettlement, and integration
    . These collaborations often involve pooling resources for specific initiatives, such as the resettlement of Afghan allies, or conducting large-scale interfaith advocacy.
    National Resettlement Agencies with Islamic Partnerships
    Several “voluntary agencies” (VOLAGs) that hold federal contracts for refugee resettlement have established formal ties with Islamic groups:
    Church World Service (CWS): CWS has a significant partnership with Islamic Relief USA (IRUSA) specifically focused on aiding Afghan evacuees. Under this agreement, CWS provides training and certification for co-sponsor groups, while IRUSA manages the transfer of funds to local groups for housing and essential services.
    HIAS (formerly Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society): HIAS has a multi-year history of collaboration with Islamic Relief USA to advance refugee rights. For example, HIAS joined forces with the Islamic Center of Rockland to resettle Afghan families under their “Welcome the Stranger” initiative.
    Global Refuge (formerly Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service): This organization maintains a long-term global partnership with Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW). They collaborate on strategic priorities like refugee protection and building humanitarian capacity to respond to the faith-based needs of displaced people.
    World Relief: This Christian humanitarian organization has collaborated with organizations like Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) Relief to manage refugee cases and ensure basic needs, such as school registration and healthcare, are met during the initial resettlement phase.
    Broader Collaborative Initiatives
    Interfaith Advocacy: In March 2025, several faith-rooted organizations, including Lutheran Services in America, issued joint statements expressing concern over federal funding pauses for refugee travel.
    The Welcome Corps: Islamic Relief USA is among more than 200 organizations supporting this U.S. government initiative for private refugee sponsorship, often working alongside traditional agencies.
    Direct Resettlement Partnerships: Local Islamic centers, such as Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center in Virginia, act as affiliate resettlement agencies by partnering with both Islamic Relief USA and the International Rescue Committee (IRC) to provide reception and placement services.

  14. Interesting Laws in Canada…Quebec

    “Muslims try to pray outside Catholic church – then authorities shut everything down

    A major cultural flashpoint has erupted after public gatherings outside a historic religious site triggered a decisive government response. What began as a localized situation quickly escalated into sweeping new rules that are now reshaping public space and sparking intense reactions. As tensions rise and broader questions emerge, the situation is no longer just about one event but about how far authorities are willing to go as pressure continues to build”

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/muslims-try-to-pray-outside-catholic-church-then-authorities-shut-everything-down/vi-AA20k8hF?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=69d56aaac6174ee8ab07ca24d3498f83&cvpid=c254763d240443e9e50a099a035bc190&ei=66

  15. I just finished reading The Invisible Coup by Peter Schweizer. He has a section in the book that discusses the actions that no doubt led to the Islamification of Catholic Charities.

    In 1984 Pope John Paul II declared that liberation theology was a false teaching. Flawed because of a “disastrous confusion between the poor of the Scripture and the proletariat of Marx.” Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger stated that it perverted the Christian meaning of the poor and transformed the rights of the poor into a class fight with an ideological perspective of the class struggle.

    Fast forward to 30 years later and Pope Francis came along and reversed John Paul’s decree and went full steam ahead with it.

    Church hierarchy that didn’t agree with Pope Francis were relieved of duties.

    PS Peter’s Pence is the pope’s personal charity. There were allegations that donations from the fund were donated to the Hillary Clinton campaign. The auditor general was looking into it when he was ousted without explanation.

    So this doesn’t surprise me.

    I just give to the maintenance and care for my own Byzantine church and priests and members.

    And I don’t hold out any hope for this pope or the western churches. He’s a replay of the last pope.

  16. The Islamization of Catholic Charities
    ………………………………………….

    Thenks for this expose, Mr. Greenfield.

    And, sadly, other Christian denominations like the Lutherans and Episcopalians have many of the same problems.

      • Grimly true, PRCS–and there are many secular NGOs which are a problem, as well. This naive islamophandering is rife here in the West.

  17. I SIMPLY SAY “FOLLOW THEIR MONEY” 800 MILLION IN 10 YEARS TO CC OF MY TAX DOLLARS. I’D LIKE TO SEE THE BISHOPS ACCOUNTING FOR ALL THOSE MILLIONS.

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