Product Description

Melanie Phillips' controversial and best-selling book predicted further attacks by British citizens, was published a month and a half before the arrests of 10 August. While public debate is being stifled for various reasons explained in her book - which itself was turned down for three years by publishers in Britain - Londonistan has proved that there is a massive demand from the public who want to understand what is happening to Britain and why a small group of ostensibly well-balanced and well-integrated citizens are turning on their own country. In this fully updated edition with a new chapter, she argues that despite 9/11, despite 7/7, despite 10/8 the British Establishment is still refusing to act and curb the mechanisms, people and influences that spawn extremism.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #81592 in Books
• Published on: 2007-05-10
• Binding: Paperback
• 384 pages

Review
'Explosive.' --Observer

'A must read.' --Telegraph

'Penetrating.' --Guardian

'A must read.' --Telegraph

'Penetrating.' --Guardian

Guardian
'Penetrating.'

Daily Telegraph
`Well researched… finely written.'

Customer Reviews

Worth Reading
Very, very Daily Mail.

It goes something like this: we have become spineless; Judaeo-Christian values have been eroded; multi-culturalism, oh-dear-oh-dear-oh-dear; because we've given rights to minority groups like gay people, well, we can't really say 'no' to other minority groups.

Can't we just enforce 'incitement to hatred/violence' laws and bang the lot of them up/deport them?

That last point was my conclusion.

Another rant from Melanie Phillips.
This book comes from Melanie Phillips' own perspective. This is that Israel is like the British Army in 'Zulu' starring Michael Caine, standing up for civilization against hordes of screaming savages. If you share this view, you will love this book.

Resist the madness everyone!

At her very best , be shocked...
Melanie Phillips is quite simply, devastatingly, well researched. Her knowledge is amazing and then presented in an argument that is almost invincible. She is very far from racist, which makes this all the more readable. She deals in fact, unpleasant though that fact is for some people in this world. If you want to understand the true nature of "Islamism" this book is an uncomfortable must read.It definately highlights the differences between "Islamism" and muslims. Which is why it is not racist at all. Sadly, to understand a possible scenario for England's future, this book will paint a devastating picture.