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Diminuendo

Akram Sultan
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Pages
286
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

It is a story about how in 1983 an Arab Muslim grownup with a hobby, otherwise level-headed, was gullible enough to flee the manifest hazards of war-ravaged Beirut and seek refuge in the sane and civilized UK. But the mighty spooks of Great Britain covertly decided that both his nationality and religion were a dual threat to their safety and overtly branded him a Soviet spy of Russian extract to be exposed and expelled from the Realm minus his livelihood, assets, reputation, furniture and the majority of his clothes The fact that they could not prove the espionage and false nationality charges against the chap did not prevent his expulsion. While the chap's hobby was not actually spying for the Soviets but toying with and suggesting ideas about what we are doing in the cosmic order, the subjects of his written theses altered from such deliberations to retailing how a consortium of some brilliant spooks of the world brought about his total financial ruin.

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