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Merissa (12051 KP) created a post

May 3, 2021  
"In September 1939 the British Government launched Operation Pied Piper. To protect them from the perils of German bombing raids, in three days millions of city children were evacuated - separated from their parents."

TOUR - Pied Piper by Keith Stuart - @Archaeolibrary, @maryanneyarde, @len_maynard, #CoffeePotBookClub, #HistoricalFiction, #WW2, #BlogTour,

https://archaeolibrarian.wixsite.com/website/post/piedpiperbykeithstuart
      
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Suswatibasu (1701 KP) rated Parliament Ltd: A Journey to the Dark Heart of British Politics in Books

Jul 24, 2017  
Parliament Ltd: A Journey to the Dark Heart of British Politics
Parliament Ltd: A Journey to the Dark Heart of British Politics
Martin Williams | 2016 | Biography
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Unbelievable, explosive, mind blowing claims
There were times where I literally gasped, laughed, clapped and whinced listening to this.

Exposing the dark heart of politics where morality has been swept away with the brush of business, Martin Williams has done an epic job of proportions revealing how intertwined the British government is with lobbyists, expenses scandals, external business interests with many even relating to human rights abuses. I would definitely want to hear an updated version reflecting the current government in power.

Bravo to Williams - an extremely important read for this generation.
  
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Alec Baldwin recommended Hunger (2009) in Movies (curated)

 
Hunger (2009)
Hunger (2009)
2009 | International, Drama, Documentary
7.5 (2 Ratings)
Movie Favorite

"The story of Bobby Sands and the hunger strike he died from while imprisoned by the British government at the Maze prison in Northern Ireland in 1981 is not for the faint of heart. Michael Fassbender, as Sands, takes your heart nearly to the grave with him in a miraculously dedicated and brave performance. The politics of the strike, orchestrated to protest the unwillingness of Margaret Thatcher to recognize the IRA inmates as political prisoners, is a quiet backbeat to the action and is never demagogic. But like with all great films containing shattering performances, your feelings for the cause of the IRA at the hands of the British government circa 1981 cannot help but be brought into sharper focus. McQueen won the BAFTA Award for most promising new filmmaker for this film."

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