Rathering like preaching to the choir, but it was free from Amazon for a while.
One aspect that I did learn something about was that the "Remainer Unicorn" that Brexit was all about avoiding EU tax rules was untrue. I had thought that tax rules was insufficient to explain why the rich wanted Brexit - after all, the rich can move their money about as they wish.
The book was obviously written before the election and so is almost out-of-date. But if people didn't learn what Brexit was about in the last three years ... they are about to find out.
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Thursday, 9 January 2020
Friday, 25 October 2019
23. Honourbound - Rachel Harrison
Well I have a huge pile of half read books, but I only list those books that I have read every word, from cover to cover:
A 40k novel involving guard, commisars and psykers.
A 40k novel involving guard, commisars and psykers.
Sunday, 10 March 2019
19. Sand Lords - Peter McLean
Stuck in hospital, I am catching up with reading on my iPhone. I'm not sure if I should count this fairly short story as "one book",
Tallarn v Orks
Tallarn v Orks
Friday, 22 February 2019
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