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Oh come on. That smug bastard sold free trade=world peace.
DaveF
29 Dec 12 at 12:39 am
Peace is dependant more upon the number and freedom of Christians in a country and inversely proportional to the adherence to pagan religions.
Chris M
29 Dec 12 at 9:32 am
JohnRMcD
29 Dec 12 at 10:25 am