The book emphasizes the transformative power of prayer, suggesting that through sincere communication with God, individuals can receive profound blessings in their lives. It encourages readers to engage in prayer as a means to connect with the divine and unlock their potential for receiving grace and guidance. The message is one of hope and spiritual enrichment, inviting readers to explore the blessings that prayer can bring.
Waking Up to the Incredible Economic, Political and Social Illusions of the Blair Legacy
278 pages
10 hours of reading
We live in a country fantasising about its ability to run up debts seemingly without end, to enjoy high-paid employment for which it is not qualified, to project military power that it does not possess and in general to assume, in defiance of the evidence, a superior economic and political position in relation to most of the rest of the world. Then there is the apparent conviction that limitless growth can co-exist with environmental protection, that the over-borrowed and abundantly staffed state machine is actually being courageously pruned even while its payroll rises and, finally, that the just-around-the-corner radiant future is one in which will work in the 'creative economy'. Welcome to Fantasy Island. He may be the most spectacular election winner in modern British political history but Blair leaves behind him a seedy dreamworld mired in debt and bankruptcy, drifting into a crisis of employment and employability, hallucinating into existence a diplomatic and military role that it cannot possibly afford. It's time to take stock of the future he and Brown have mapped out for us while there's still time to do something about it.
The book presents a compelling argument advocating for the reallocation of surveillance technologies and ethical considerations from monitoring citizens to scrutinizing the financial system. It highlights how the current financial practices contribute to societal instability and calls for urgent reforms to protect public welfare.
