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From the page: 16"x23" reproduction of the vintage WWII era poster in Metallic Gold.

In the spring of 1939 and a looming war with Germany of everyone's mind, The British Government's Ministry of Information commissioned a series of propaganda posters to be distributed throughout the country upon the outbreak of war.

The posters were initially printed to send a soothing message from King George VI to reassure his people that all capable measures to defend the country were being taken.

This print helps us keep our heads up in these times and we hope that it can do the same for you!
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KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON

t-shirt based on the iconic WWII propaganda poster from the UK. The original poster was issued by King George VI to uplift the spirits of the British during the war. Its message still rings true today.

Brutal. Not the necessarily the dissolution itself, but just the format of the announcement:

Hi,

We Out.

Peace,
The Clear Card.

Brutal.

We really hope twitter can pull this off, it's very selective, contrary to the vast free open-ended world of Twitterverse. This process will probably involve some human interaction, documentation, or actual physical verification, etc. etc. Which translates to $$$. And companies usually don't like to execute things like that without rolling the costs down the line.

However, if successful this could be a highly effective combatant versus celebrity impostors, annoying parodies, even spammers.

Our team wishes twitter the best in getting this beta off the ground.