Negative Space: Tianamen Square

Tianamen Square and the Drug War: Peter McWilliams, outspoken critic of the war on drugs, became a casualty in that war on June 14, 2000.

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“When the Emperor Constantine turned Christian, he banned the eating of sausage, which of course immediately created a whole army of sausage bootleggers and may explain why Al Capone always looked like a sausage.”—Donald E. Westlake

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Negative Space: Tianamen Square last modified May 25th, 2009.

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