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If you were asking where Bartlett got it, you should have said that. Your post sounds like you're asking or a link to the quote. It still sounds like that. Google before you ask. Then address what you found. Don't waste people's time because you're too lazy to do that. I'm not bickering with you anymore sweetie. Have a good one.
I had already researched the quote before I asked. And none of you pea brains can come up with a source. Bartlett is NOT a source. He is merely being a puppet like Rottweiler.
You are too stupid to even understand what constitutes a sourced quote.
I will give an example...your Churchill quote is a sourced quote. We know when he said it and to whom. It was not a debate on socialism or capitalism, but how to structure England's peacetime military.
It was said on October 22, 1945 during a debate on DEMOBILISATION on the floor of the House of Commons.
As usual, you defeat your own argument. You proclaim that "Bartlett is not a source" (as if you are somehow important enough to decide that for others) - and then you turn around and claim that millbanksystems.com is somehow a "source".
News flash genius, mill fucking banksystems.com is not a source. It is a WordPress (free tool) blog...
Maybe you should have read the whole thing, Buttsoiler...
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There's the Hansard text itself by volume, Lords sittings, Commons sittings and Westminster Hall sittings as well as Written Answers, Written Statements, Lords reports and Grand Committee reports. This site also includes extracted lists of People who are recorded as having spoken, Constituencies, Offices, Acts, Bills and Divisions.
If you have any questions or comments about this website, please contact [email protected].
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There's the Hansard text itself by volume, Lords sittings, Commons sittings and Westminster Hall sittings as well as Written Answers, Written Statements, Lords reports and Grand Committee reports. This site also includes extracted lists of People who are recorded as having spoken, Constituencies, Offices, Acts, Bills and Divisions.
If you have any questions or comments about this website, please contact [email protected].
Information presented here is generated from the publicly available XML files. The source code used to create this website is available on Github or via the link on the credits page. <<
-- from the site's index page
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