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 | | As the second day of the sit-in dragged on, Eggleton eventually called to consult with citizens, but by this time he had already publicly committed two refueling aircraft, a frigate and some 350 Canadian troops to war. |
 | | When asked how he felt about the possibility that civilians would be killed in these attacks, Eggleton responded, "Well, this is war, and these things happen in war." He ended the phone call by telling us to "de-occupy" the office. |
 | | Demonstrators noted that Eggleton had almost 200 pictures of himself on the walls, in addition to an Art Eggleton clock which featured the MP's smiling mug and his ironic theme, Keeping in Touch, something Eggleton neglected to do during the first 28 hours of the sit-in. |
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