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We move along run with the pack it seems we've got no choice and when we want to change the rules,we find we have no voice. This suits that lot in parliament who seem hell bent on seeing us living in tents because we can't afford the landlord's rents, to all intents it seems we've lost a war and some never knew what we were fighting for. Parliament's an enterprise,a money making scheme,an old boys network for those that don't work,England's glory an Eton and Harrow story mostly. I would never advocate anarchy as a get out clause to set us free but the thought occurs that if we had shares in this government we might move out from underneath the yoke, find a voice,crack a joke, but for now it's just pipe dreams and smoke and silence in the streets.
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Feb 17, 2014
Feb 17, 2014 at 1:17 AM UTC
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We move along run with the pack it seems we've got no choice and when we want to change the rules,we find we have no voice. This suits that lot in parliament who seem hell bent on seeing us living in tents because we can't afford the landlord's rents, to all intents it seems we've lost a war and some never knew what we were fighting for. Parliament's an enterprise,a money making scheme,an old boys network for those that don't work,England's glory an Eton and Harrow story mostly. I would never advocate anarchy as a get out clause to set us free but the thought occurs that if we had shares in this government we might move out from underneath the yoke, find a voice,crack a joke, but for now it's just pipe dreams and smoke and silence in the streets.
john-edward-smallshaw
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Feb 17, 2014
Feb 17, 2014 at 1:17 AM UTC
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