Episode 64 The INVSOC Ten and Corporate Propaganda in our primary schools, "courtesy of our friends at the meat council"

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Episode 64 The INVSOC Ten and Corporate Propaganda in our primary schools, "courtesy of our friends at the meat council" The INVSOC Ten, Dirty Dairy, "Beef + Lamb" likes to boogie, product placement in primary schools Full shownotes here http://www.coexistingwithnonhumananimals.co.nz/2011/09/episode-64-invsoc-ten-and-corporate.html

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