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This historic evening:

So, Middle East and North , who's ? I am so hoping for an ...
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Those who praised  to the heavens - Blair, & the leaders of, ,  - will be sad and worried tonight. :-)
 
 
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I hear that 's Swiss bank accounts have been frozen. Great news, if true! EU govts must do the same: 'His' money is really 's.
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We also need to be offering longterm support to  &,because they're NOT YET run by civilian govts.They dont yet have democracy
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Where next for the ? We need to be ready to give to , , , ...
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The 350 who died live on in the rest of us who survived. All hail the glorious dead. All hail the triumphant people of : dead & alive.
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350 people died. They did not get to see this day. The beautiful thing about us, humans, is that we are a community. Not just individuals.
 
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In the Alex pub, celebrating the great news from  with mates.
 
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This is inspiring.This call togoto  on  is what sparked the trail that led to today: 
 
My collected tweets from tonight...

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