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16 November 2010, 03:26 PM
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Recommended reading.
"The Dying Light" by Henry Porter.
A political thriller set in Britain in the very near future, it makes use of laws and systems that are already present, brought in by the last lot, and makes VERY unsettling reading.
Although it's fiction, I highly recommend it to anyone who opposes the totalitarian approach of Lying Labour, and also to those who believe, "If you have done no wrong, you have nothing to fear".
Read it and see what you think...............
A political thriller set in Britain in the very near future, it makes use of laws and systems that are already present, brought in by the last lot, and makes VERY unsettling reading.
Although it's fiction, I highly recommend it to anyone who opposes the totalitarian approach of Lying Labour, and also to those who believe, "If you have done no wrong, you have nothing to fear".
Read it and see what you think...............
16 November 2010, 04:52 PM
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Sorry to be a bit off topic but I've just had a quick look at the "Mock the Week" book for this year (Book people come to work)...........I think I just burst something, V funny 
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16 November 2010, 05:17 PM
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"The Dying Light" by Henry Porter.
A political thriller set in Britain in the very near future, it makes use of laws and systems that are already present, brought in by the last lot, and makes VERY unsettling reading.
Although it's fiction, I highly recommend it to anyone who opposes the totalitarian approach of Lying Labour, and also to those who believe, "If you have done no wrong, you have nothing to fear".
Read it and see what you think...............
A political thriller set in Britain in the very near future, it makes use of laws and systems that are already present, brought in by the last lot, and makes VERY unsettling reading.
Although it's fiction, I highly recommend it to anyone who opposes the totalitarian approach of Lying Labour, and also to those who believe, "If you have done no wrong, you have nothing to fear".
Read it and see what you think...............
Will order the book and dig out the thread a month or so hence.
16 November 2010, 05:29 PM
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Just read this, shocking but it should be read by everyone to let thme know just what people went through to give us what we have today.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Forgotten-Hi...pr_product_top
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Just read this, shocking but it should be read by everyone to let thme know just what people went through to give us what we have today.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Forgotten-Hi...pr_product_top
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16 November 2010, 06:56 PM
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I just looked at"The Dying Light" on Amazon. Why can I buy the paperback for £4.20, but the Kindle edition is £11.99? I was thinking of getting a Kindle for Xmas, but I think I'll do a bit of research on pricing before I commit.
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Just read this, shocking but it should be read by everyone to let thme know just what people went through to give us what we have today.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Forgotten-Hi...pr_product_top
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Well I just finished reading this - after reading a couple of other books I had.
Amazing book, unimaginable what this guy went through and what the british army and government did to the far east POW's after everything they went through
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- it's true 
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