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Emotional letter from Greenpeace protester tells of rotting in Russian cell | Environment | The Guardian
"“I feel like all my rights have been denied and I shouldn’t be here, really,” she told The Telegraph from the courtroom cage during a brief break in proceedings." - telegraph.uk
Pretty Pirate Miss Harris has an upset tummy and her Russian captures won't take her to a doctor. Jailers are "captures" in Greenpeace's fantasy world.
Can you imagine Stede Bonnet whining that his rights were being violated after he was captured in 1718?
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