How They Broke Britain

How They Broke Britain by James O'Brien is an electrifying exposé that delves into the dark forces and murky figures that have led to the country's significant decline. This major political work isn't merely a critique but a revealing and defining account of the network that has plotted Britain's downfall. Award-winning, bestselling author, and media sensation, James O'Brien, takes readers on a gripping journey through the power corridors where our country's fate was sealed.

The book begins by charting the drastic changes that have occurred in Britain over the past decade. From a crumbling economy to eroding freedoms, and increasing social divisions, O'Brien paints a picture of a nation that is almost unrecognisable. But rather than leave readers in despair, he provides a detailed map of how we got here, laying the blame squarely where it belongs.

Bold, incisive, and unafraid to rattle the establishment, O'Brien reveals the hidden influencers who have manipulated the levers of power. In ten meticulously researched chapters, each focusing on a specific individual or group, the author unearths the connections between shadowy think tanks and Downing Street, the journalists who sold their narrative to the public, and the media moguls who steered the direction of the country for their own gain.

With fresh material added for the paperback edition, How They Broke Britain provides a comprehensive look at how a select few, driven by incompetence or deliberate malice, helped bring the country to its knees. O'Brien's narrative is compelling and his analysis is piercing, making this book an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate web of power and influence that has forever altered Britain's landscape.

Whether you are a long-time follower of James O'Brien's work or a newcomer to his insightful commentary, this book offers a sobering yet essential perspective on modern Britain. Prepare to be informed, enraged, and hopefully, inspired to rise above the deceit and reclaim the kind of country we deserve.