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  1. sirius one29/1/16 21:45

    ....have the DVD. oh how I wish this would broadcast in the U.S. as it does in Britain. I fear tho that Americans would change channels before they could grasp what he describes.

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    1. system failure due to insufficient evolution?29/1/16 22:10

      Yes, under other circumstances, it would be a revolution of awakening.

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