The ever-inventive Beau Bo D'Or proves that one picture of his is worth a thousand of my words.
Beau Bo D'Or - Cry, Freedom
Friday, April 28, 2006
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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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- 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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