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John's Gone

Author: Simon Sellars • Nov 29th, 2007 •

Category: Australia, Ballardosphere, politics, surrealism

So he has…

..:: Previously on Ballardian: John Howard: The Conspiracy of Grey Men (which is the only post on this site I’ve left with a comments box completely unmoderated, as the comments are completely priceless and apparently fairly sum up the level of political debate in this country).

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