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Not converting anyone

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Re: Targets and such, September 25 letter.

Keep up the yawn-fest posts Mr Holm. We know you and Mary-Ann are staunch in your crusade but remember you’re in the minority and your lazy, boring posts do nothing to make the electorate turn to the left.

Rolly Hay

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D Ferris
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27 September 2024
So one presumes you have facts to prove the two aforementioned are of a minority view - or is it just conjecture that makes your case because a new coalition government was elected, all of whom have vastly different views, some of which could be called minority.

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