Six Years Later

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The narrative follows Oxford professor Joseph Giant, who challenges political correctness by voicing his concerns about the influence of the Muslim community on British culture. He perceives significant changes, such as the prohibition of church bells on Sundays and the shift of the day of rest to Friday, as signs of a growing threat to traditional British values. Through Giant's perspective, the book explores themes of cultural conflict and the tension between minority rights and majority traditions.