Living In A Fascist Country: Conspiracies, Peak Oil, Greedy Politicians, Endless Religious Wars and your Disappearing Freedom and Privacy
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Chapter One: Living in one of Kafka's nightmares. Chapter Two: The state is now our biggest enemy and the biggest threat to our privacy and freedom. Chapter Three: How we stopped being a democratic country and became a fascist state. Who are the people who are wrecking our lives? Chapter Four: The truth about peak oil, the coming fuel shortage and America's oil wars. Chapter Five: How and why Britain became a terrorist nation--led by a war criminal. Chapter Six: Our special friends and closest allies: what sort of people are these fat and greedy bastards and what do they believe in? Chapter Seven: What really happened on September 11th 2001: who did it, and why. Chapter Eight: Identity cards, under-the-skin chips and the end of our freedom and liberty. Chapter Nine: Why and how banks and other institutions put your privacy and identity at risk. Chapter Ten: How a Government of cheap crooks has destroyed Britain's infrastructure and turned it into a money-making conglomerate. Chapter Eleven: Sending tanks to Heathrow: how and why politicians learned to use fear as a weapon. Chapter Twelve: Governments lie all the time: how the media helps them deceive the voters. Epilogue: We should become enemies of the state because the state is the enemy of the people. The Author. Publishing House.
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