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Aug 9 2011, Michael Kerjman

Something is wrong with Instablogs surely as the most vividly-grotesque news from the world did not reach this site nowadays.

A recent so-called “London riot” belongs to such over-heated news definitely also both customarily-traditionally and...

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A child carrying a banner sits on a man shoulder as thousands of protesters gathered at Trafalgar Square in London for a rally as part of the ‘Strangers into Citizens’ day of action calling for an estimated 450,000 long-term illegal immigrants in...