Beullogeo's

I would like to apologise for the length of time it is taking to scan the Tyranny of Ambiguity and make it available for everyone who is interested to read it.

Until recently I was employed as a Civil Servant, working firstly for the Department for Work and Pensions, then for the Department of Health. Due to my increasing inability to keep my mouth shut and blindly obey the diktat of the kommissariat, I came under the scrutiny of the higher level management, who attempted to remove me from my post at every opportunity.

Forced to undergo Sensitivity Training, my natural resistance to the Establishment mind-controllers finally gave my bosses the excuse they needed to start disciplinary measures. Apparently, when told to divide a selection of words into categories of 'acceptable', 'neutral' and 'unacceptable', it is absolutely forbidden to place every single word under the heading 'acceptable' and then proceed to castigate the propaganda administrator for imposing political correctness on the staff. My position became increasingly more precarious following my decision to make a stand, and after months of surveillance of my every activity, an error in procedure from 5 years ago came to light. As a result, I am no longer in the employ of the State.

Since being forced out of the State sector I have had to take any work I have been able to get hold of, in order to survive economically. For that reason my free time has become such that scanning documents has become a near impossibility. I may be financially crippled and bereft of free time, but my conscience is clear. Some may argue it was foolhardy to take a stand against the politicisation of the Civil Service, but the point was reached where I had no choice. I could no longer function as a human being and accept the evil - yes evil - which the Establishment were attempting to inflict on the people, using me as an instrument of their terror.

I will redouble my attempts to get the Sheppard book scanned and ready to read. I thank you for your patience in this matter. Freedom isn't slavery, but working under the boot of the Establishment certainly is.