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• Jock Coats 11th Jul - 8:14am
  Sue, thanks you. As an anarchist I wholly agree. I was just toning it down a little for his lordship :)
• Antony Watts 11th Jul - 7:45am
  You know, looking at it, the Treaty of Lisbon with the EU was a marvellous thing. Freedom of movement of people, goods, services and capital....
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