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Our World Order (2009)
Dr. Do Rong and Ivana Gettsum conspire to steal the world's most horrible weapon in order to sell it to Osama bin Badd. Jamie Bondo from the British Secret Service is called in to quietly rectify this situation.
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Dr. Do Rong and Ivana Gettsum conspire to steal the world's most horrible weapon in order to sell it to Osama bin Badd. Jamie Bondo from the British Secret Service is called in to quietly rectify this situation.
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Written By:James W. Hawk
In Theaters:10/9/2009
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