LABOUR, THE ANTI-SEMITISM CRISIS & THE DESTROYING OF AN MP - Garratt, Lee
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The inside story of how accusations of anti-Semitism in the Labour Party resulted in a Labour MP losing his seat. Containing explosive revelations of what really went on at the heart of the Labour Party during those turbulent years, this book considers what happens when false allegations turn into a political witch-hunt not too dissimilar to McCarthyism in the 1950s. Ably demonstrating that the facts were continually misreported by a media clique, and rarely challenged by supposed allies, Garratt's words and simple, yet meticulous piecing together of events expose a shameful period in British…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The inside story of how accusations of anti-Semitism in the Labour Party resulted in a Labour MP losing his seat. Containing explosive revelations of what really went on at the heart of the Labour Party during those turbulent years, this book considers what happens when false allegations turn into a political witch-hunt not too dissimilar to McCarthyism in the 1950s. Ably demonstrating that the facts were continually misreported by a media clique, and rarely challenged by supposed allies, Garratt's words and simple, yet meticulous piecing together of events expose a shameful period in British political history; one which most people shut their eyes to or meekly surrendered and acquiesced when met with a dominant 'truth'. *This book contains undisclosed & private Labour Party suspension letters
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Autorenporträt
Lee Garratt was born in 1972, in Manchester, England. He graduated in 1995 from the University of Greenwich with a Humanities degree and obtained his English secondary PGCE in 2004 from St Martin's College. He has been a barman, a TEFL teacher, a holiday tour guide and Metropolitan Police constable. He is the eldest child of a transport worker and secretary and currently works as an English secondary school teacher in the East Midlands. He is the author of one political work (Labour, the anti-Semitism Crisis & the Destroying of an MP) and has had a variety of books published including the fantasy novella Remains and two short story collections: New Worlds and Other Times, Distant Lands.