Living in a Dictatorship: The Blair Years

ISBN-13: 9781412096218 / Angielski / Miękka / 2006 / 388 str.

Norman Utton

Opis

This book follows New Labours / Blair's pledges to the British public since they came to power in 1997, and shows how in every single case Blair broke those pledges.
At the same time this book shows that Blair has turned the UK from a democracy into both a dictatorship, and police state with true Brits having absolutely no say in the way their country is run, and at the same time being afraid to speak their mind for fear of being prosecuted for offending some other religion or race. It also explores in some depth the lies and deceit used to go to war with Iraq, with considerable and strong evidence about these lies, and the way Blair and Bush lied to their respective Governments and citizens about the whole lead up to the war. There is clear evidence that between them both Bush and Blair had taken the decision to go to war with Iraq with or without UN approval, prior to democratic approval. This book also gives the true reasons as to why the war with Iraq was started.
This book also exposes the way that Blair is well on the way to handing over the sovereignty of the UK to Europe, and the way EU Laws prevent us from deporting traitors to the UK by way of the Human Rights Bill. It also shows the major immigration problems in the UK, the ever rising crime with knifings and murder becoming almost daily events, plus the way the innocent are criminalized, and the criminals go virtually unpunished, and the failure of the Blair Government to provide for the elderly in terms of both pensions and care with the total collapse of both the NHS and Welfare state, which were once the envy of the world.