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Make mine well done — by Ross Norton

I’ve never really thought of myself as a revolutionary leader, but the time has come to create my own army.

My army will not invade other countries, even if we create plenty of reasons to do so. My army will not have basic training and we will not prop up an industrial complex.

Instead, we will eat meat. The meat will be beef. And the beef will be cooked.

On this day, I stand before mankind and shake my fist defiantly in the air and shout that I shall eat no more rare beef!

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