2056: Meltdown: The Lost Rule of Law
Feb 2018 · Xlibris Corporation
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It is 2056. World order is in tatters with bribery and corruption everywhere. Elections are fixed. World leaders feather their nests, leaving the poor destitute. Even judges grant leniency for bribes. The United Nations, bogged down by vetoes, is replaced, and Supreme Court Judge Henry persuades the US president and the UK prime minister to take worldwide action, but sinister mastermind Viktor opposes with his robots scanning the ether and selling information. Envoys, even with advanced technology, suffer perils and have extraordinary hair-raising and ingenious escapes to delight the reader, as will the romantic episodes.
It is 2056. World order is in tatters with bribery and corruption everywhere. Elections are fixed. World leaders feather their nests, leaving the poor destitute. Even judges grant leniency for bribes. The United Nations, bogged down by vetoes, is replaced, and Supreme Court Judge Henry persuades ...
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Philip's lengthy career in law in London spanned many decades of world challenges and, with his close connections with Members of both Houses of Parliament and even the Prime Minister of his day, he is now able to embark on this political thriller with authority, hoping to make a real difference. Born and practising in London, Philip obtained his Bachelor of Law degree at the prestigious King's College London and has already published his autobiography The Shine of Life telling his remarkable life's story. Philip is married and lives in a London suburb with his wife.
Philip's lengthy career in law in London spanned many decades of world challenges and, with his close connections with Members of both Houses of Parliament and even the Prime Minister of his day, he is now able to embark on this political thriller with authority, hoping to make a real difference....
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