Free Audio Book : How They Broke Britain, By James O’Brien
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Author : James O'Brien
Length : 10h23
Narrated by : James O'Brien
Category : Politics & Social Sciences
Possibility of free reading : YES
Britain is in a state of disarray, facing economic downturns, diminishing freedoms, and escalating social rifts. The political landscape is dominated by self-serving leaders, while the media often exacerbates the situation. The nation now stands starkly different from what it was just ten years prior. But the pressing question remains: who is responsible for this turmoil and how did they orchestrate it?
James O'Brien, with his usual bold and sharp insight, uncovers the intricate web of influences that has led to a Britain plagued by strikes, shortages, and scandals. He traces the connections from obscure think tanks to the corridors of Downing Street, implicating journalists and media executives in propagating these issues. In ten chapters, each dedicated to a key figure involved in this decline, O'Brien dissects how a handful of individuals, through either negligence or intentional actions, have steered Britain into its current predicament.
.@mrjamesob I have just finished your audiobook of How They Broke Britain. All I can say is, thank you.
— Mike Pavitt 💙 🎗 (@InsolLawMan) December 2, 2023
Now please write a follow up volume entitled How We Fix Britain.
Download for free the Audio Book : How They Broke Britain
Dive into the thought-provoking narrative of "How They Broke Britain", a critical examination of contemporary British society by the insightful James O'Brien. This audiobook, lasting 10 hours and 23 minutes and narrated by the author himself, explores the deteriorating state of Britain's economy, freedoms, and social unity. O'Brien boldly uncovers the tangled web of dark think tanks, self-serving politicians, and complicit media figures that have steered Britain into a state of crisis.
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