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Patrick Smith

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I'm an Account Director for @WeAre_Essential I'm also a published author, my book is for 7-12 year olds - The Dummy Pass - bitly.com/dummypass
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Why I take frog poison

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By Patrick Smith
| The Spectator Australia Verified
You picture the rainforest, naturally. A clearing at first light, a shaman with thousand-yard eyes, the canopy screeching overhead. What you do not picture is a fourth-floor flat on an east London estate, a woman wafting sage around your head and the slow realisation that you have just handed over £150 to be – quite literally – poisoned. This is kambo.
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Smith: Christianity's essential role in Western civilization | Opinion

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By Patrick Smith
| Springfield News-Leader Verified
Patrick Scott Smith Springfield News-Leader March 21, 2026, 3:40 a.m. CT Besides the connection between human value and voting rights, I’m beginning to believe Christianity is the start, foundation, and guarantor of it all. With direct cause, everything important to our Western civilization: our freedoms, rights, and way of business, I believe has a Christian basis.
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Zimbabwe: Beyond the Endgame

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By Martin Rupiya, Patrick Smith, Knox Chitiyo, Gugulethu Moyo
| LSE Connect Verified
Thursday 17 July 2008 | 1 hour 56 minutes 6 seconds As talks between Mr Mugabe and both factions of the Movement for Democratic Change open in South Africa, the crisis in Zimbabwe continues. Western countries are pushing for more sanctions against Zimbabwe's rulers, while President Mbeki and the African Union oppose them. Meanwhile, the shrinking economy provides Mr Mugabe with less and less to pay the army, police and administrators. The June 27 presidential run-off was dubbed the endgame.
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