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et the only level at which i would ever agree to participate would be that of local self-government; i have a strong dislike for central governments-because of their inefficiency, the condescending and know-it-all attitude, lofty and ideological yet practically useless "visions"

with no roots in

the needs of constituents, among other

W et the only level at which i would ever agree to participate would be that of local self-government; i have a strong dislike for central governments-because of their inefficiency, the condescending and know-it-all attitude, lofty and ideological yet practically useless "visions"

with no roots in

the needs of constituents, among other


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et the only level at which i would ever agree to participate would be that of local self-government; i have a strong dislike for central governments-because of their inefficiency, the condescending and know-it-all attitude, lofty and ideological yet practically useless "visions"

with no roots in

the needs of constituents, among other


References
Allan Odden: Clear Plans Yield Productive Results



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