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Robert Jackman writes on culture, society and unusual goings on in London and elsewhere. Having adventured in the American South and Eastern Europe, he has spent time with gun enthusiasts, gutter-punks, anti-government militias, and the Insane Clown Posse. He is currently writing a travel book on American freedoms and the relevance of the Constitution to today’s America.
Robert Jackman writes on culture, society and unusual goings on in London and elsewhere. Having adventured in the American South and Eastern Europe, he has spent time with gun enthusiasts, gutter-punks, anti-government militias, and the Insane Clown Posse. He is currently writing a travel book on American freedoms and the relevance of the Constitution to today’s America.
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Benjamin Wakefield is an editor at Mark Allen Healthcare and occasionally writes about politics, society and health
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