Black Triangle Campaign

November 30, 2012August 28, 2013

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Humanity2012 says: 11 years ago

It is Important that Peoples Right to a Private Life is Respected and Equally that
we Do Not End with Totalitarian Censorship which only Benefits Politicians

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jeffery davies says: 11 years ago

did you think camerooon and co would do anything about it nah its where they get money from and to cut that would deny them of it ,nah its a waste of 5or6million spent of tax payers money again ,jeff3

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K Peake says: 11 years ago

http://hackinginquiry.org/petition/

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Humanity2012 says: 11 years ago

We Need a Better Government

We Need a Caring Government

Redistribution of Wealth from Rich to Poor Now and Forever

Stealing From the Poor is a Crime against Humanity

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Ouch Too A disability support forum founded from the ashes of the BBC’s Ouch Board after they closed it.
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The Void Narking off the state since 2005
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