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					<description><![CDATA[One little thing: if you Google &quot;One Nation March&quot; you will get very few results because that is not what this rally was called. The way Google works is that putting quotation marks around a set of words only searches for instances of ALL the words appearing together.

If, however, you Google &quot;One Nation Working Together&quot;, please, let me know how many hundreds of links come up. Learn to use Google, sir, before you use Google results as pseudo-scientific &quot;evidence&quot;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One little thing: if you Google &#8220;One Nation March&#8221; you will get very few results because that is not what this rally was called. The way Google works is that putting quotation marks around a set of words only searches for instances of ALL the words appearing together.</p>
<p>If, however, you Google &#8220;One Nation Working Together&#8221;, please, let me know how many hundreds of links come up. Learn to use Google, sir, before you use Google results as pseudo-scientific &#8220;evidence&#8221;</p>
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