Minus One is Forgery - Hardcover

Thomas, Haydn

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0953228223 ISBN 13: 9780953228225

Publisher: Resarton Books, 2000

Synopsis

Non-fiction on a british government scandal. Forged documents made by staff in a british university. Confirmed by the police. Prosecution blocked by the government with no explanation. Then government censorship applied to the affair.

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From the Publisher

Minus One is Forgery, a non-fiction book, tells us about occurrences that have been censored by the government since 1987. The censorship is apparently about to end. The book includes, amongst other things, details of forgery committed by staff in a British university. The forgery was confirmed (in writing) by the police in 1987 and within months the situation was blacked out, censored, by the government. It would seem that the Prime Minister at the time, Margaret Thatcher, was involved in the decision to censor the affair (the book details correspondence too and from her). The censorship is self evident because you have seen nothing about forged documents made and used by university staff in the media because there has been nothing. Numerous efforts were made to get the news that there had been no prosecution into the media but with no success, for one simple reason, government censorship. Under normal circumstances any newspaper would obviously print a story about forgery committed by university staff which has been confirmed by the police. In the book the author puts a number of questions to the authorities, some of them are addressed to Tony Blair, who, as the present Prime Minister has a right and some would say a duty to investigate the acts of a former Prime Minister when a situation calls for it. Indeed it would seem he has already done this because he, his government, has been censoring this book since it was printed in November 2000. When the censorship is removed the media will take up the story, and Mr Blair will then presumably answer the questions that are put to him in the book. And Mrs Thatcher will presumably also answer the questions that are put to her.

Synopsis

This non-fiction book has been censored by the government since it was manufactured in November 2000. It has now been re-issued, with numerous additions, under the title of "The Cathays Files, Second Edition". The book details, amongst other things, forgery committed by staff in a British university (confirmed in writing by the police). A prosecution should have taken place but it didn't and no sensible explanation was given for this. The situation was then blacked out, censored, by the government. The author puts a number of questions to the authorities.

Edition details

• Publisher: Resarton Books
• Publication date: 2000
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0953228223
• ISBN 13: 9780953228225
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 192