fashbash
29th May 2007, 14:04
I Fought The Law started as one man's journey around the UK as he broke all the daft and archaic laws that still exist as relics from history. But Kieran's journey led him to discover something much darker about the laws that exist in Britain today.
This book is an often hilarious, occassionaly ridiculous, sometimes vitriolic but always accurate look at the way our civil liberties our being eroded in this country, and how the English race are letting democracy slip between their fingers. This book is a call to arms for all freedom-loving englishmen to fight the growing levels of social control that New Labour are enforcing.
The book goes off on strange tangents at times, but it is certainly entertaining and it strikes a chord with the times. In an age where you can now be arrested for holding a peaceful, even silent, demonstartion within 1k of Parliament, or be stopped and searched for no reason whatsoever by an increasingly powerful and politicised police force, this book should be the freedom-lovers bible. Buy this book, borrow this book, steal this book but get a copy any way you can!
This book is an often hilarious, occassionaly ridiculous, sometimes vitriolic but always accurate look at the way our civil liberties our being eroded in this country, and how the English race are letting democracy slip between their fingers. This book is a call to arms for all freedom-loving englishmen to fight the growing levels of social control that New Labour are enforcing.
The book goes off on strange tangents at times, but it is certainly entertaining and it strikes a chord with the times. In an age where you can now be arrested for holding a peaceful, even silent, demonstartion within 1k of Parliament, or be stopped and searched for no reason whatsoever by an increasingly powerful and politicised police force, this book should be the freedom-lovers bible. Buy this book, borrow this book, steal this book but get a copy any way you can!