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DIE Jovis, 17 die Aprilis.
States Ambassador to be heard, about taking Ships.
Ordinance for Martial Law.
Mr. Vynes to be instituted to the Living of Watton.
Sir H.Forster's Ordinance.
Mansell and Harris.
Papers dispersed by Order of The States Ambassadors.
E. of Denbigh against Capt. Stone & al. Committees for Stafford.
Sir R. Norton's Ordinance.
Message to the H. C. on the following Subjects.
Col. Stepkin released.
Sir R. Heath stiled C. J. in his Habeas Corpus.
Mr. Whitwick, who signed it, to attend.
Ordinance to clear Sir Humphrey Forster of his Delinquency:
PRAYERS, by Mr. Hardwicke.
Ds. Grey de Warke, Speaker.
The House was informed, "That The States Ambassador, that is to remain here, desires to be heard at
the Committee of Foreign Affairs, concerning taking
of Ships."
And it is Ordered, That the said Committee shall
meet on Saturday next, in the Afternoon, to hear what
he shall offer to the said Committee; and the House of
Commons to be desired, by the next Message, to appoint
their Committee accordingly.
Ordered, That the Consideration of the Ordinance
for Martial Law is put off till To-morrow Morning.
Ordered, That Dr. Aylett is hereby appointed and
authorized to give Institution to Mr. Vynes, to be Minister of Watton, in the County of Hertford.
Next, the Ordinance for taking off the Sequestration
from Sir Humphry Foster's Estate was read the Third
Time, and Agreed to. (Here enter it.)
Ordered, That the Cause between Sir Rob't Mansell
and Mr. Harris shall be heard on Monday Morning next;
and that Mr. Harris shall pay Forty Shillings Cost to Sir
Rob't Mansell, for not being ready, with his (fn. *) Counsel,
for the Hearing of the Cause this Day.
Upon Complaint made to the House this Day, "That
some Servants of The States Ambassadors were seen
this Morning to disperse Papers, printed by the Order
of The States Ambassadors."
It is Ordered, That the Members of this House of
the Committee of both Kingdoms do make Report to
this House To-morrow or Saturday Morning, concerning
the last Paper delivered in by The States Ambassadors,
which is referred to them.
Ordered, That the Charge of the Earl of Denbigh
against some of the Committee of Staffordshire shall be
heard at the Bar the next Thursday after Whitsunday, at
which Time all Parties and Witnesses are to be present.
The Ordinance for taking off the Sequestration of Sir
Richard Norton's Estate, was read the Third Time, and
Agreed to, with a small Alteration.
A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by
Dr. Aylett and Dr. Heath:
1. To put them in Mind of the Earl of Nottingham's
2. To desire Concurrence, that the Lady Grandison
may have a Pass to go into France.
3. To desire Expedition in the Ordinance for the
Great Park of Windsor.
4. To acquaint them, that The States Ambassador,
that is to reside here, desires to be heard before the
Committee for Foreign Affairs, concerning Ships; and
their Lordships have appointed Saturday next, at Three
of the Clock in the Afternoon; and desire their Committee may meet.
5. To deliver to them the Petition of Ryter, concerning the Danish Ship, with Recommendation.
6. To let them know, that this House agrees to the
Ordinance concerning Commissioners for the Admiralty,
with a small Alteration; and desire their Concurrence.
7. To let them know, that this House agrees to the
Ordinance for taking off the Sequestration of Sir Richard
Norton, with an Alteration.
Next, Colonel Stepkin was brought to the Bar by a
Habeas Corpus, and was thereupon released, according
to the Virtue of, former Orders; and, upon the reading
of the Habeas Corpus, it was found that the Writ did
mention Sir Rob't Heath to be Chief Justice of the King's
Bench; of which the House [ (fn. *) is very sensible], and
thought it fit it should be taken into Consideration, he
being a Person that was excepted in the Propositions
for Peace, and hath deserted the Parliament; and the
Houses having declared all Places and Offices void that
have been granted by the King since His going away
from the Parliament.
It is Ordered, That Mr. Whitwhicke, with whose
Name the Habeas Corpus is signed, shall attend this
House To-morrow Morning, and then the Business shall
be taken into further Consideration.
"Whereas Sir Humfrey Forster, Knight and Baronet,
hath paid Five Hundred Pounds in Hand, for the Discharge of the Sequestration of his Lands and Goods,
and for his Delinquency, and hath given Security for
Two Hundred Pounds within Six Months, and Three
Hundred Pounds within Three Months, after the
Counties of Berks, Bucks, and Oxon, be reduced to
the Obedience of the Parliament: Be it therefore
Declared and Ordained, by the Lords and Commons
in Parliament assembled, and it is hereby Declared
and Ordained by the Lords and Commons in Parliament assembled, and by the Authority thereof, That
the Sequestration of the Lands and Goods of the said
Sir Humfrey Forster, and his Delinquency, be discharged; and that he, the said Sir Humfrey Forster,
be permitted freely and quietly to enjoy his Lands,
Rents, Goods, and Liberty, notwithstanding any Sequestration or Delinquency heretofore done whatsoever: And be it further Ordained, That all Sequestrators, Solicitors, and others whom it may concern,
take Notice, and render Obedience to this Ordinance,
and all Things therein contained; provided, that this
Ordinance, nor any Thing therein contained, shal
not extend to that Proportion of Estate settled by
Order of the Lords and Commons, for the Maintenance of the Wife of the said Sir Humfrey Forster,
and the better to enable her to help her Children;
but that she shall enjoy the same, and that it shall be
set forth for her accordingly."
House adjourned till 9a cras.
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Reinforcements At WR For Vikings In 2010?Posted by on August 11, 2010 – 11:32 am
Another day of training camp practices, and another day of no Percy Harvin or Sidney Rice on the practice field. We've written about this a couple of times here on the vikings.com Blog during 2010 Verizon Vikings Training Camp and the prevailing positive spin on this situation is that the absence of 2 of the club's top 3 WRs is giving others on the WR depth chart a chance to showcase their abilities.
That's true. But now I want to take it a step further.
Who is making the most of that opportunity? I'll qualify my opinion by reminding you that we're far from being able to make a final judgment on the matter because we haven't even played 1 preseason game yet. This decision won't ultimately be made until after the 4th preseason game, which is in early September.
For now, though, I'd point to Jaymar Johnson and Logan Payne as 2 players who might be able to carve out a roster spot for themselves in light of the unavailability of Harvin and Rice during camp. Both Harvin and Rice should be ready to go once the regular season comes around, and both Bernard Berrian and Greg Lewis have had good camps and will be on the roster. But I wonder if the absence of Harvin and Rice for such an extended time during training camp might cause Vikings brass to consider keeping 1 more WR than originally planned.
If so, a solid camp from Payne and 2+ years of experience in this system from Johnson make them the top candidates to land the job, in my eyes. Johnson is slight in frame, but he's continually improved since the Vikings grabbed him with a 7th round draft pick in 2008. Johnson was at Winter Park on a daily basis this offseason and he possesses the straight-line speed and shifty feet necessary to compete for a roster spot. Payne has slowly worked his way into a good training camp, plodding along in the early days but picking up steam along the way. He carries himself well on the football field and doesn't seem to miss any assignments. I've also noticed him on kick coverage units, which is going to increase his chances.
As we stated, there's a long way to go before this decision is made. But for the time being, don't sleep on Johnson or Payne just yet.
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By Shaquille T. on Aug 11, 2010 | Reply
I hope Rice and Harvin will be ready for the season. Also I hope Henderson returns back to form and C. Griffrin. We have too many key injuries. I'm not concerned about Favre right now, I'm more concerned about our teams health. Good thing we brought in Sheppard and drafted Cook in the second round to help us out at the cornerback position. I have confidence in T jack, but i would rather have Favre for another season, but if that doesn't happen I will be behind T jack 100%. I believe we need to win the super bowl to get a new stadium. I'm a MINNESOTA VIKINGS FAN, not just a vikings fan. Which means vikings should stay in MINNESOTA FOREVER.
By PurplePeopleEater on Aug 11, 2010 | Reply
This article restates exactly what I have been thinking, 6 WRs on the depth chart with Lewis, Johnson and Payne as the backups. That almost insists that we have only 3 RBs on the team though, simply because there won't be room for more. Peterson obviously will be the starter, and it's hard to believe that we'd let the 2nd round draftee hit the road. That leaves Ryan Moats, Ian Johnson, Albert Young and Darius Reynaud competing for the last spot. Fromwhat I've been hearing Albert Young is at the top of this list right now, but it'd be a shame to have to cut the others. Espescially Reynaud, I always saw skills in him that I thought were going to make him a pretty respectable starter some day. Keep an eye on these guys even after we are forced to cut them, they'll be making some noise in whatever team nabs them off of free agency.
By JoshTheViking on Aug 11, 2010 | Reply
I can definately see them using Joshson or Payne as temporary replacements for Harvin and Rice, even with the chance that one of the 2 would be a extended stay on the regular roster. Also, keep in mind we could always look at D. Reynauld as a good WR position as well. Worse case scenario, if they are short on WR, havent they talked about using Joe Webb as a possible fill-in? Or will he be getting some time in as a QB, though I would image that being during the pre-season. Cant wait to see what his potentiol could be for the team.
I definately agree with Shaquille T., the Vikings are the MINNESOTA VIKINGS. Not the L.A. Vikings, or any other state's Vikings. We definately need to nab the Superbowl this time around if we plan on getting the team the new stadium. Though a little more money from Zigi rather then the state of Minnesota towards a new stadium would help as well.
I am flying up from Annapolis, MD just to see the team play a few games this year. Can't wait to see Vikings win it all this year!
SKOL Vikings!
By Jayson Kriedler on Aug 11, 2010 | Reply
I have just 2 words to say: "Randy Moss".
By favre514 on Aug 11, 2010 | Reply
The Vikings should try and talk to the Chargers about Jackson.
By Vernon on Aug 11, 2010 | Reply
Yes, Jayson Kriedler INDEED the MN Vikings should pursue Randy Moss(Yes that Randy Moss) a trade with NE would likely cost the Vikings slightly cause of his contract The guy has matured greatly! Playing for a championship still hasnt satisfied his Hunger to be better. Plus Favre comes into camp as soon as he hears Randy comes to camp. NOW what would it take?? Greg Lewis + Ian Johnson + 3rd round picks for the next 2 years for Randy + NE's 4th round next year and 5th the following year? NE needs a potient standout back-up runner Heck Ian or Albreit could be that guy for the Patriots. The Vikings could extend Randy's contract so he can retire a Viking, allowing Randy to work with Sidney and Percy the the way Chris Carter worked with him. Both Sidney and Percy could use the stiff competition Randy would bring cause face it Randy gets here and becomes the #1 NOT 2 or 3 the Number 1 receiver for a year at least. And Faver bombs to Moss would spark Highlight reels clippers world wide. NOT only that but soo much opens up everywhere else when a dominate Randy is on 1 side of the feild Shiancoe, Rice, Harvin and Peterson can take avantage and abuse of the oppositions secondary. Did I even mention Berrian?? He's slated to become a fantansitic WR this year injury free and speed up to par with that of Randy in his Prime. THEN again Randy could flake with his AGE and experience, and become the "I DONT NEED CAMP" player attitude he and all the NFL has seen from Favre. Totally backfiring on the front office that would be taking a chance on bringing him in to help reach a Super Bowl. And yes I would think Randy would keep a level head if brought back to a Dome to play his final contract/seasons in the NFL. As the controlled envirnoment helps pad those numbers!!!
By MossforLife on Aug 11, 2010 | Reply
Yes we need to get back Moss, 1) He's a Viking 2) The Minnesota Vikings Fans allowed the Media to over characterize Maybe the Best Reciever in NFL history that was on course to shatter all WR records be ridiculed for his behavior. The Media convinced us he was a bad & uncontrollable person over night. What did Moss really do but stick his foot in his mouth by not speaking politically correct. His four years with Dennis Green there were no complaints, However, the quitting of Green, the Owner Selling the Team, and the team not performing well made Randy the scapegoat. We treated this Young Man like a precious gem for 4 years until we entered rough waters and we kick him to the curve because we were not happy with the events. The Media drove that all the way home and the Randy Moss factor was no more. I hope that my Minniapolis Friends & Fans would annouced verbally throughout Minnesota that Randy Moss belongs to US! better stated "We Want Moss" You can Spend 20 Million on Favre Spend Twenty on your own. He's still Thee Best WR that changes Opponents defensive schemes. Come on Minni get him back. Moss, Rice, & Percy will get us a SB Ring and a New Stadium. Ziggy are you reading this. Spend some more money for reassurance if Favre goes down. Tarvaris has guys to take the team over the finish line with good hands and speed.. Don't sell yourself short now because the window of opportunity closes rapidly. Chicago hired a 20 Mil dollar Hit Man "Peppers" wake up. Pittsburg, Carolina, Arizona, New Orleans, showed the NFL how to beat the Vikings…. Full assault on the QB because running is not one of his option.
By Dennis on Aug 13, 2010 | Reply
I am afraid it don't matter how good our WR, RB's are. What matters is our offensive line. They can't keep 7th grader from getting to our Quarter Back. or open up a whole for our RB's to run through. and they don't know how to run block. I'm very disappointed with the amount of money they make and they can't keep in shape. I say start fresh next year get good players.
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The debate over whether college is worth the investment or not seems to be an increasing subject matter among young adults. Since the housing market crashed and the Great Recession took hold of America, people have witnessed climbing debt and have begun to ponder whether or not the cost of college is truly worth the investment.
Some reports show that student loan debt for our country has made its way over the $1 trillion mark as frustrated recent graduates struggle to find their place in the professional world, receiving continuous rejection letters or taking jobs for which they feel they are significantly under-qualified. In reality, these struggles are just the same as they've always been, and although student loan debt may be on the rise, so, too, is the discrepancy between what you could be worth as a college graduate versus your ultimate worth without that degree.
As reported by The New York Times, the pay gap between those with degrees and those without has risen to a striking difference in recent years, reaching an all-time record in 2013. Last year, Americans with four-year degrees reportedly earned 98 percent more per hour than those without a degree. When you put this statistic into monetary terms, those with a degree earned an average of about $32.60 over the last decade, which has risen (albeit slightly), while their non-degree counterparts have experienced about a five percent decline in hourly wages, averaging out around $16.50 across the ten year span.
What many people get stuck on is the immediate frustration that comes from trying to find a job when you're fresh out of college. This has always been a difficult time for many new graduates, but the important thing to keep in mind is that with experience, your income will increase, as will your job opportunities. It can be difficult to see past the initial frustration, but in the long run, college pays for itself many times over. Because of the discrepancy in wage offerings for those with degrees versus those without, the ultimate effect of not possessing that degree ends up costing much more money as a result of being able to earn significantly lower wages.
Although it seems as though colleges and universities are full of scholarly folks that are investing in their futures, the fact of the matter is that the economy is still finding itself short on qualified, educated applicants for many of the jobs that are out there. As technology continues to take hold of our lives, increased skills and knowledge are required to do day-to-day tasks. Generally speaking, a college degree is required just to be able to get face time in front of an employer, because companies know that those applicants that possess degrees have the ability to learn and continually adapt to the changes that will inevitably come down the line.
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Beautiful flowers, lots of wildlife, awesome fishing!Our year-round house sits on the West shore of Lake Winnisquam. This camp has been in our family for three generations. The 24' fireplaced livingroom was originally a one room school house in Laconia, and brought across the ice by draft horses. We have pictures of the original owners & the original B&B guest book for 'Camp Westwood' from the late 1800's. Beautiful spacious sunny rooms all have a view of the lake & Belknap Mountain Range. The kitchen has all the amenities: Jenn-air stove, lg frig, dishwasher and disposal. The large dining area has 2 large bow windows overlooking lake. Play cards on the 24 ft porch with 3 large picture windows and a slider to the deck overlooking the lake. Sit by the outside fireplace eating s'mores and watch the moon rise over the mountains across the lake.
Take in the sunrise with a cup of coffee on the bench of your private 40 ft dock which has easy access to water, for your enjoyment in summer. Fishing on Lake Winnisquam is fantastic Summer & Winter, we can show you our secret spots! Sit at the picnic table and watch the eagles, osprey, great blue herons, loons & ducks. There are bird houses and feeders all around the yard. My Grandfather started the beautiful flower, vegetable and herb gardens which surround the property. Follow the native trout babbling brook which borders the property and travels thru the woods either walking or snowshoing. Relax and enjoy the private, woodsy setting, located on a quiet dead end road, away from traffic. In winter, enjoy great Rainbow & Lake Trout fishing in front of the Camp - no 'Ice Fishing House' needed! The outlet mall, golfing and mini golf, antiquing, hiking and farm stands, cider & pumpkins, Gunstock mtn. Recreational Area, Weirs Beach and the Mt. Washington cruise ship, only 20 minutes away. All types of boat & jetski rentals nearby on Lake Winnisquam. Ice fish, cross-country ski, iceskate, snowmobile right at Camp! There are numerous restaurants to choose from: family style home cooking to 5 star gourmet restaurants within a 30 minute drive. Indoor swimming pool nearby. TO VIEW MORE PICS, REQUEST TO BECOME A FRIEND ON FACEBOOK GO TO : Camp Westwood
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My husband & I have been lucky enough to have this property in our family for three generations. We live in the carriage house next door. We are avid fishermen and love all 4 seasons here. We have lots of great memories of good times & friendships made over the years. Lake Winnisquam fishing is terrific: Lg & sm. mouth bass, lake trout, rainbow trout, white & yellow perch & sunfish. The wildlife is abundant. The gardens are beautiful! We love to watch the sunrise and the moon rise over the mountains across the lake. We live in a wonderful neighborhood!
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Winona State University will present Scott Rettberg and Jill Walker Rettberg as part of the Digital Culture Speaker Series March 20 and 21 in Harriet Johnson Auditorium, Somsen Hall.
Scott Rettberg will present "Combinatory Films," which explores his work with experimental database-driven video, from 12:30-2 p.m., March 20. Rettberg is from the University of Bergen in Norway. He has co-authored several works of electronic literature including "The Unknown," "Kind of Blue" and "Implementation."
His work has been shown online and at art venues across the United States, including the Beall Center in Irvine, Calif.; the Slought Foundation in Philadelphia, Penn.; and the Krannert Art Museum at the University of Illinois.
Jill Walker Rettberg will present "Social Media" at Noon Friday, March 21. She will discuss how we tell stories online, with a particular interest in social media and personal narratives.
Walker Rettberg, also of the University of Bergen in Norway, has published a number of articles about early hypertext fiction, digital art, electronic literature and social media. She has published one book, Blogging and co-edited an anthology of scholarship titled, Digital Culture, Play and Identity: A World of Warcraft Reader.
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Contest open to all Wisconsin writers & poets!
Wisconsin People & Ideas, the Wisconsin Academy's quarterly magazine of Wisconsin thought and culture, regularly publishes some of the best fiction and poetry from around the state. Now it's your chance to become a part of Wisconsin's new literary canon by participating in our annual fiction and poetry contests, open to all Wisconsin residents and students. Click below for more info on how to enter your short stories and poems in our 2014 contests, which are currently accepting submissions until December 15, 2013, and you could win up to $500 and other prizes along with publication in Wisconsin People & Ideas, a one-week residency at the lovely Shake Rag Alley in Mineral Point, and a reading at the Wisconsin Book Festival.
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Come join the English Club as we celebrate the end of the semester!!!
When: April 27th
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The 2011 Aesthetica Creative Works Competition is now open for entries! Aesthetica Magazine is inviting all artists, photographers, writers and poets to submit their work into the Creative Works Competition and is particularly keen to see student work well-represented. Now in its fourth year, the competition is dedicated to celebrating and championing creative talent across the disciplines and welcomes entries from students working in both poetry and short fiction.
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Thanks to everyone who came to the celebration last Friday, and congrats to all students who presented. To see photos and see what English students presented, check out the STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS page on the UW-L English Dept. website.
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By Professor Chang-Ling Huang, National Taiwan University/Korea Colloquium Series
For years South Korea and Taiwan are known for their successful economic development. Little did the world realize that these two countries in recent years have also made significant progress in promoting gender equality. Democratic governments under Kim Dae Jung and Noh Mu Hyun in Korea and Chen Shui-Bian in Taiwan, have proactively followed the global strategy of gender mainstreaming. When feminists no longer treated the states with animosity and the states no longer behaved like patriarchal enemies, the relations between feminist movements and the states have strong implications for the state-society relations as well as democratic institutions.
One of the most significant institutional features in South Korea and Taiwan's pursuits for gender parity is the adoption of gender quotas. Feminist movements in these two countries interacted with various political forces, including the reconfigured states, to make gender quotas part of the political institutions. Not only did political parties adopt gender quotas in candidate nominations, the states have also applied gender quotas in various fields. This project compares the adoption of gender quotas in both electoral and non-electoral representations and explores the source of their difference. Although Taiwan shows a greater degree of women's electoral representation, its non-electoral representation for women is significantly lower than that of Korea. The difference is attributed to the difference in women's policy machineries. While South Korea established a formal bureaucratic organization, the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family Affairs, Taiwan's efforts in promoting gender equality have been more election-driven.
Chang-Ling Huang is an associate professor of political science at the National Taiwan University. She received her Ph. D. from the University of Chicago. Her research interests include gender politics, labor politics, and state-society relation. She has published in various journals including Developing Economies, Anthropology of Work Review, American Journal of Public Health and Issues & Studies. Her current research project is a comparative study on state feminism in South Korea and Taiwan, in which she examines how the states in these two newly democratized countries have been actively promoting gender equality.
Professor Huang received the Outstanding Teaching Award in 2007 at the National Taiwan University. In addition to her academic career, since 2000 she has been a board member of the Awakening Foundation, the earliest established feminist organization in post-war Taiwan. Between 2004 and 2007, she was the president of the foundation. She has also been a civilian member of various government committees and commissions in Taiwan.
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Heading into a much needed weekend, here's the latest Ebola news of note: The condition of the patients. Nina Pham is now being treated at a National Institutes of Health facility in Maryland. She is listed as being in fair condition. While she was listed in good condition at Presbyterian, doctors ... More >>
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The remaking of SMU basketball with the game's most persistent coach.
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Road Trip: Boston and Indianapolis
Brien and Paul pack their jackets as they head northeast to Boston before finishing their road trip in Indianapolis. Boston Herald columnist and Host WEEI host Chris Vilanni joins the guys to talk about the one year anniversary of the Boston Marathon Bombing. What was supposed to be a day of recollection and paying respect, turned out to be a panic filled evening in Boston after two unattended backpacks were fount near the marathon finish line. A man, suspected of being mentally ill has been apprehended by Boston police and is in custody.
Bob Ryan's "Boston Strong" With Nate & Creight
Mobile users click here for audio Bob Ryan, award winning writer for the Boston Globe and ESPN's Sports Reporters show, joined Nate & Creight to discuss how the city of Boston has bounced back this last year […]
Cancelled Dallas Marathon Donates Unused Food To Organizations
The Dallas Marathon is donating food originally intended for runners to two local organizations after the race was cancelled.


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59 Lyrics - Officer Negative
have you said enough?
enough to hurt someone? make them feel alone?
hollering about heritage, wasting all the t.v. time?
because of something that someone said before i was alive
to add insult to the ignorance, you think you're always right
how can you sleep at night when your running people's lives
take a look at them, can you tell what's in their heart?
it's 1999 no '59
put your trust in ignorance - so blind
it doesn't matter what color, class or creed you are
i think i've said enough
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