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TWO lads, shirtless and drunk, climbed up the black metal gates of the Treasury and yelled to the crowd below them: “Revolution!”
The crowd cheered. “That really sums it up,” I said to my friend.
This was December 9 2010. It was a cold, damp night and we were stuck in Parliament Square.
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