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America makes us think this way,
by Garrett L Diamond
Sunday, March 07, 2004
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One day I was on a bus me and 50 others we were on an unknown destation our government, the powers that be set into stone a fight for oil. A fight of our life’s swimming in a leaky tanker of our own voter’s registration our state of independence burning as we scream into the night.

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Reviewed by Lois Christensen	6/26/2008

An interesting write, enjoyed reading it.




Reviewed by Phyllis Du'Gas	12/31/2005

Powerful!

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