OpEdNews - Page 5 of Article: Big Brother state reaching new levels of surveillance and depression

I never thought I would be writing this kind of stuff, but if you live in London and have been blind to all the changes, you're lucky indeed. I feel Hitler is in power, and I found living in Los Angeles last year even less inspiring. I have no doubt it is now as bad in Canada, as these three countries are all doing the same damn thing and following the exact same policies, no matter who is in power.

I'm not sure if I like what we have become, because of a few terrorist attacks. We had plenty of those in the past, virtually nothing changed after that, and we were happy for it. I don't know where all this is leading, I am not going to prophesise here, but I don't like it.

I tend to avoid Central London now, of course, the astronomical Congestion Charge doesn't help. I don't know who can now afford to go to Central London, but not me. Terrorists perhaps, I bet they're all living in Westminster, immune to everything, whilst we suffer so miserably and have lost the wish to even live, in such a world.

This article is an excerpt of the book "Destructivism, The Path to Self-Destruction", written by Roland Michel Tremblay. It is available online for free on his website, it also contains all his previous political articles:

http://www.themarginal.com/destructivism.htm

Roland Michel Tremblay is an author with six books published in France. He is a French-Canadian born in 1972 who has been living in London UK for 15 years. He can be contacted at this e-mail address: rm@themarginal.com

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