Connie Lawn On Occupy Wall Street Movement (audio)

Sunday, 9 October 2011, 9:42 am
Article: Connie Lawn

Connie Lawn On Occupy Wall Street Movement (audio)

Connie Lawn spent some beautiful autumn hours in the United Stateswith the protestors - and says she was in a time warp. She sends us this audio report

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