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Line 27: − − He was criticised in 2006 for suggesting the Opium crop of Afghanistan, from which the Taliban derive their funds, be legalised for sale<ref>http://politics.guardian.co.uk/foreignaffairs/story/0,,1827679,00.html</ref>
→Policies: - actually the source doesn't say that; if you read it, it says that Tory backbenchers told Cameron he should be supporting legalisation of the opium crop.
Cameron has said: "My aim is to promote social justice, making sure that everyone has access to good schools, good healthcare and decent housing, take a lead in ending global poverty and do all we can to meet the great environmental threats of our age."<ref>http://www.conservatives.com/tile.do?def=david.cameron.about.page</ref> However, few British people associate the Conservative Party with these causes.
Cameron has said: "My aim is to promote social justice, making sure that everyone has access to good schools, good healthcare and decent housing, take a lead in ending global poverty and do all we can to meet the great environmental threats of our age."<ref>http://www.conservatives.com/tile.do?def=david.cameron.about.page</ref> However, few British people associate the Conservative Party with these causes.
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