Banned in public?

Is that true? Why?

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The englishes.

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I'd Google 'political upheaval in the UK' but, I'd crash my PC with the amount of hits.

However, "Men charged over flour attack, security raised." just about sums it up.

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This completion pretty much sums up the need for Revolution, doesn't it?

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Um, I don't grt it....
and where was it displayed publically? Online, on SF0 shoulden't count.

To the contrary, Revolutionary +1

I believe this shows what can happen when tasks are done as acts of war.

I'm still not sure why this is unsanitized; surely, criticism of the government is still permissible in the UK...surely, there can't be a law against that now...surely?

Also, by the terms of war, it looks like this makes you an enemy of the revolution, frozenhaddock. Fear not, however; I believe that you can find safe haven in UofA Switzerland.

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While there may not be a law on it. Criticism of the British government is not well received.

And seeing as this is the second part of the task, it does not need to be publicly displayed.

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I don't understand why it doesn't need to be displyed. Instructions say it does. Was any part of this task ever displayed?

I've never hit the flag button before, but my finger's itchin' over this completion.

Nevermind. I get what he meant about the second part. Still, feels like an awfully thin completion to me. As a revolutionary, are you trying to make the tasks look bad by providing thin completions? 'Cause I think that just makes the revolution look bad, like it is the cause for producing shoddy work.

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Methinks he wants to pass Lank.

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Beat 5555pts by the end of the era?

perhaps....