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Nick DeWolf Photo Archive
deerfield, massachusetts
july 1958

the john wilson printing house

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Democracy Matters :verified:

The very man who sent cease-and-desists to TV stations that aired pro-choice ads is now outta there.

The GOP is collapsing under the weight of its own hate, discrimination, and bullshit!

Even One Of Florida's Top State Attorneys Has Had Enough Of Ron DeSantis's Sh*t
esquire.com/news-politics/poli

Esquire · Even One Of Florida's Top State Attorneys Has Had Enough Of Ron DeSantis's Sh*tBy Charles P. Pierce
#RonDeSantis#Florida#JohnWilson
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Strypey

This is the first time I've been heavily disappointed in the quality of Te Ara, the official Encyclopedia of New Zealand. This page, written in 2016 by one John Wilson, consists of an image of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in Te Reo Māori, followed by a highly questionable translation into English;

teara.govt.nz/en/document/4216

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teara.govt.nzThe three articles of the Treaty of WaitangiMost Māori chiefs signed the Māori-language version of the treaty at Waitangi on 6 February 1840 or later in the north and at Auckland. A recent translation of the articles of the Māori version follows: The First The chiefs of the Confederation and all the chiefs ...
#HonourTheTreaty#TeAra#JohnWilson
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