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What we're doing is saying what happens with the establishment and how are we as ordinary human beings are used as pawns. What do we really know about what goes on! We think we are a democracy.... Are we? I'm not so sure.
David Suchet
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David Suchet
Age: 78
Born: 1946
Born: May 2
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Sir David Courtney Suchet
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