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Winston is confused that he’s an opposition MP and not actually part of the Government
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.
Twelve of the first eighteen American presidents owned slaves. Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration and called slavery an “abominable crime,” yet he was a lifelong slaveholder. Fearful of dividing the fragile new nation, Jefferson and other founders who opposed slavery did not insist on abolishing it.
Thomas Jefferson: Liberty & Slavery | Monticello
monticello.org https://www.monticello.org › Slavery › Paradox of Liberty
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.