Almost unnoticed, an old tradition of political dissent and protest is being eradicated in Britain. Edinburgh and the environs of Gleneagles were taught as much during the G8 chatter.
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Who would deny a family the right to sit on a beach?
Almost unnoticed, an old tradition of political dissent and protest is being eradicated in Britain. Edinburgh and the environs of Gleneagles were taught as much during the G8 chatter. The new rules, without benefit of any legislation whatever, are these: think what you like, say what you like, sign those petitions to your heart's content. But approach the Queen's highway in any manner that appears organised and you will be regarded as a mob.
