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on Ukraine
where’s the crime askingHow many children have died?Moscow is the place ~ n.b. Marina Ovsyannikova has now had the Moscow police searching her family home for evidence of crimes. This is a witch hunt. CLP 10/08/2022 →
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on light
amongst happy throngone woman cries her heart outrainbows come with rain ~ n.b. Oblivious of the calendar, I travelled to see family and friends and discover that Brighton Pride is set for the same weekend. This means a lot of relaxed people, a lot of extravagance and flamboyance, a very large number of police. So →
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on heat
wonder at mankindtrains to Paris underseapylons lift cables systems of powerconnect us to each otherbind us to our fate ~ n.b. Standing here overlooking Rainham Marshes, watching another bloody sunset, you can hear the electricity cables crackle as they carry charge towards the City of London. If you listen really carefully, you can hear the →
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on Ukraine
apropos ‘horror’what I feel counts for nothingin light of your grief ~ n.b. This must end. It will end. Then what? CLP 30/06/2022 →
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on Ukraine
aggressors, listen”War is horror, blood and shame.”there’s no victory ~ n.b. Marina Ovsyannikova put it as plainly as possible, speaking in court, when also pointing out that charges against her for allegedly discrediting the Russian armed forces are “absurd”. It seems to me that the Russian military’s very actions discredit it themselves. CLP 28/07/2022 →
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on Ukraine
swap of prisoners?woman basketball playeryour merchant of death n.b. The USA finally picks up the phone to Russia. One can only ask, why has it taken the imprisonment of one US citizen to finally provoke direct contact between foreign ministers of these two nations? Do lives of individual Ukrainians have less worth? Surely, they are →
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