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USA – tolerant nation where necessary to keep power – ambivalence reigned from the genesis of the states to keep them united. But hand on heart the theme is purity of heart and soul.
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Thomas Jefferson: Liberty & Slavery | Monticello
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JC: Landlord Chris why did you kick me out?
Luxon: Because I can, no cause evictions.
JC: But I paid my rent?
Luxon: I’m tired of loaves and fishes, I want crayfish and champagne.
“ I only wanted a sausage roll, but I daresay a crayfish would do.”
Mad Megsy’s locked Harry out of the boudoir again.
Harry, Prince of Monitceto, needs more of his dad’s dosh.