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Ken Schoolland - You Own Your Own Life... To lose your...
You Own Your Own Life... To lose your Life is to lose your Future, to lose your Liberty is to lose your Present ...and to lose the product of your Life and Liberty is to lose that portion of your Past that produced it A product of your Life and Liberty is your Property. (Ken Schoolland)

You Own Your Own Life... To lose your Life is to lose your Future, to lose your Liberty is to lose your Present ...and to lose the product of your Life and Liberty is to lose that portion of your Past that produced it A product of your Life and Liberty is your Property.

Ken Schoolland

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