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Wilfred Wong in Parliament

Posted on May 2, 2021 by rcarvath

1992: “I pay tribute to Mr. Wilfred Wong of Frederick street in London . . .” 2002: “Wilfred Wong, the author of this submission, has visited and interviewed internally displaced people inside the Burmese forests in Karen state and Shan … Continue reading →

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Murderous Marris and his new Kill Bill

Posted on June 26, 2015 by rcarvath

Rob Marris, the Labour MP for Wolverhampton South West, is the latest politician to attempt to legalise ‘assisted suicide’ (i.e. euthanasia). Assisted suicide is generally referred to by its supporters with the softer-sounding euphemism ‘assisted dying’ – but be clear that … Continue reading →

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