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Why a One World Government makes perfect sense - The Concept of a Pan-World	5	2 years 16 weeks ago by SolveeCoagula	2 years 15 weeks ago by henry_hart_1
Why Israel Should, and Probably Will, Attack Iran	30	1 year 3 weeks ago by Iron Mike	40 weeks 3 days ago by minhajquazi
Wikileaks: The State Logs	192	2 years 25 weeks ago by Momo	2 years 18 weeks ago by Momo
Will Britain be next in line for a AA downgrade?	6	1 year 41 weeks ago by SolveeCoagula	1 year 40 weeks ago by Rainbow drop
Would aliens be hostile, or would they come in peace? (And no, this is not Roger)	5	1 year 49 weeks ago by henry_hart_1	1 year 49 weeks ago by henry_hart_1
Would you vote for the Alternative Vote?	15	3 years 14 weeks ago by Thomas Ash	3 years 13 weeks ago by Momo
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