And here is the Leader, watched by Sarah, as he brings in the harvest of the state collectives in the Pontine Marshes! [are you sure this is the right country? ed.]
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2 comments:
On the matter of the "Future Fair For All" slogan, when it was first being touted, some wag put op a petition on the #10 site, requesting that "Labour guarantee a 'future fair for all'".
The petition was rejected, the reason being given was that the slogan was meaningless.
Quite.
I'm already sick and tired of the whole shebang.
What worries me is that those fields actually look flooded. Global warming (or climate change, as we say now)? or have the Chinese bought up England turning fields on to rice cultivation?
And the rising sun is a very old symbol, all the countries that had it are now in Sunset Boulevard.
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