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Decades Towards a European Powder Keg
Year
2018
Language
ENGLISH
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Summary
An in depth partial pictorial book depicting the decades from 1940 to 2018 leading to Brexit. A born and bred Londoner. An Atheist, Darwinian and Freudian and his deep analysis covering Despots, global Genocide, ethnic cleansing and Demographic shifts in populations. Analyzing and concentrating on mainly Europe, London and the UK in particular; It goes on to explain the prolific changes from one decade to another and the ramifications of the UK joining the European Community. The decisions made by successive Governments and the politicians that made those decisions. Highlighting Immigration levels, the overall effects of a multicultural society and the overriding effect of religion and faiths. The heinous terrorist attacks and the fears in Muslim communities in general. The effects of political correctness and the massive division between the far left and the far right and the reasons behind it. Exploring the thought process behind the EU referendum. The surge in British property prices and failure of major banks. The deterioration of UK living standards, the effect terrorist attacks have had on the ordinary British society and Europeans. The decline of the British NHS, law and order, housing and education. The unprecedented rise in Asian Grooming gangs, Knife crimes and shootings, drug dealers, rape and acid attacks, detailing and analyzing why. More importantly the increase in Islamic extremists and injustices where policing is concerned and the anger and frustration expressed within the UK society. Subject analyses of fear, religion, Radicalisation, covert intelligence, Peadophiles and conspiracy theories. Also highlighting the disturbing rise in Diabetes, mental health issues and loneliness. Some added poems weaving in and out, plus glorious moments through the decades, and sad horrific moments. Films, music and television back in the day. More importantly a born and bred Londoners disgust with the whole situation and his agonizing decision to leave the City of London that he once idolized.