How They Broke Britain

How They Broke Britain: The Instant Sunday Times Bestseller dives into the complex web of issues plaguing contemporary Britain. Initially priced at £5.50, this paperback edition comes with new material, providing fresh insights. Author James O'Brien offers a compelling narrative aimed at uncovering the intricate networks of power and influence that have led to nationwide challenges such as economic downturns, shrinking freedoms, and escalating social divisions.

The book charges that a combination of political self-interest, media manipulation, and the actions of select influential groups have significantly contributed to the current state of the nation. O'Brien's investigation highlights the connections between think tanks, government corridors, media entities, and their pivotal roles in shaping public perceptions and policy directions. Here are some key features of the book:

• Insightful analysis of Britain's socio-economic issues
• Examination of the links between dark think tanks and Downing Street
• Ten chapters, each focusing on a figure implicated in Britain's decline
• Exploration of the media's role in exacerbating the country's problems
• Bold and incisive commentary from James O'Brien

How They Broke Britain promises readers an enlightening perspective on the myriad forces that have led to significant national changes, challenging them to question the extent to which Britain's current situation could have been engineered by a powerful few.

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