This is the same street were the diverted number 30 bus was blown apart. The latest is one more occurrence in the rich history of this street (the guardian)
What escapes mention in this article is that Tavistock Square is also home to a statue in honour of Mahatma Gandhi, whose successful nonviolent campaign of resistance contributed to the British empire leaving India. A rather stark contrast to the otherwise nonexistent rightwing 'politics' of Osama & Co., LLC, who've now stained the square with blood.
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What escapes mention in this article is that Tavistock Square is also home to a statue in honour of Mahatma Gandhi, whose successful nonviolent campaign of resistance contributed to the British empire leaving India. A rather stark contrast to the otherwise nonexistent rightwing 'politics' of Osama & Co., LLC, who've now stained the square with blood.
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