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Posted by: Sid Boyce (Tuesday 23 May 2006, 12:16 PM)

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Looks like my turn for being raided and convicted will surely come as I have enough on my computers right now to justify being jailed. I expect next that citizens will only be allowed to communicate using approved pen and plain paper with the letter supplied in an approved and unsealed envelope.

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