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'I don't hate Kibaki... He isn't a man who caused me to hate, he broke my heart' - Vimarsana News

'I don't hate Kibaki... He isn't a man who caused me to hate, he broke my heart'

Kibaki was a respected leader not known for expressing emotive off-the-cuff sentiments. His “Kabaka Yekka” comment disrupted the entire meeting and it was left to others to recover the ground.

Could the Midlands LEAVE the UK? The radical political group battling for an 'independent Mercia' - Vimarsana News

Could the Midlands LEAVE the UK? The radical political group battling for an 'independent Mercia'

The Acting Witan of Mercia, or Independent Mercia, is a radical political group based in the Midlands who believe the United Kingdom is in illegal control of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Mercia.

An unprecedented political avalanche: - Vimarsana News

An unprecedented political avalanche:

Calamity for the once record-breaking and promising SLPP ! By Shamindra Ferdinando A massive public riot, at the approach to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s private residence at Pangiriwatte Road, Mirihana, could have been avoided if the top ruling SLPP (Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna) leadership swiftly responded to the growing public disenchantment with the government, though it […]

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If Conservatives Can't Get Good Laws, How Can They Run A Con-Con? - Vimarsana News

If Conservatives Can't Get Good Laws, How Can They Run A Con-Con?

A conservative movement that cannot elect good lawmakers is unlikely to control an Article V Convention of the States.

Chile's Appetite for Going Green to Be Revealed in New Constitution Vote - Vimarsana News

Chile's Appetite for Going Green to Be Revealed in New Constitution Vote

(Bloomberg) -- The world is about to find out just how green Chile’s new constitution will be as delegates prepare to vote on a controversial proposal to grant inalienable rights to flora and fauna.