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3.0
Dan Kieran got up one day and decided a) he needed something interesting to do, and b) the Law in Britain has gone eccentric and possibly evil. So he decided to get out their and break some laws with strangers and then write about it.
I think my favourite civil disobedience was the group of grannies who let off some stinkbombs in a courthouse. Kieran also trespasses to spend the night on the roof of a bus station, eats illicit cake and chases King Arthur.
There's a more serious "call to arms", though. Kieran threads together his adventures as ways of trying to find Albion, the England that stood up, that was better than the Big Brother state that he and many others think modern England has become.
I think my favourite civil disobedience was the group of grannies who let off some stinkbombs in a courthouse. Kieran also trespasses to spend the night on the roof of a bus station, eats illicit cake and chases King Arthur.
There's a more serious "call to arms", though. Kieran threads together his adventures as ways of trying to find Albion, the England that stood up, that was better than the Big Brother state that he and many others think modern England has become.
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