Sickening sight

I MUST say my blood boiled when I saw the ministerial Mercs and Audis rolling into Farmleigh last bank holiday Monday.

Thu, 04 Nov, 2010 - 00:00
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Do these parasites have any shame? They were entering the mansion to decide the fate of the sick, the poor, the elderly, carers and special needs children.

All we were missing was the royal wave.

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