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Tom Paine, expatriate Englishman, used to blog here about the death of liberty in Britain, but is now to be found at www.thelastditch.org
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- Archbishop warns on terror response
- Shot Brazilian was here with a fake visa
- IRA 'expected to issue statement'
- Ten core values of the British identity
- Don't wait for a marksman - get stuck in
- No reason to suspect Brazilian'
- BBC NEWS | UK | Shot man not connected to bombing
- One in four Muslims sympathises with motives of t...
- NY commuters face random searches
- Violent offences top million mark
- No proof bombers Muslims - Bakri
- PM attacked over unruly pupils plan
- Government borrowing reaches June high
- The men who blame Britain
- A victory for multiculti over common sense
- Controversial cleric visit defended
- Brown rejigs rules to help budget
- Think tank warns over Bush alliance
- The Re-Britannification of Britain
- Statewatch - the EU and your personal data
- The rescuer's story
- Not Proud Of Britain (But Would Like To Be): Slap ...
- Telegraph | News | BBC edits out the word terrorist
- Telegraph | News | US airmen told to stay away fro...
- Islam does incubate terrorism
- Telegraph | News | New anti-terror laws could be b...
- Pakistan 'moral laws' spark row
- Councils 'must collect all debts'
- Email spying 'could have stopped killers'
- ID cards 'wouldn't stop attacks'
- Blair vows terrorists won't win
- US journalist sent to jail for refusing to name so...
- Heads want more power to exclude
- Tax credit system haemorrhages £3bn
- What rocks is capitalism... yeah, yeah, yeah
- The Australian: Charity in vogue, Ethiopia its que...
- Chirac: 'The only thing the British have ever give...
- Father, 31, dies after yob attack
- Panic in No 10 as ID card support collapses
- Happy Fourth of July
- This is our moment?
- All singing, all dancing - the new ID card
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- Tom Paine
- The Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 means people in Britain can now be detained without trial; even without being told the crime of which they are accused. So much for an 800 year tradition of liberty in a country which now has more in common with Myanmar or North Korea (liberty-wise) than the rest of the English-speaking world. © Tom Paine 2006.
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