Due to the fact that the government disallowed these people, they stayed in hiding, not being able to leave, socialize, and being forced to bend to the laws of the corrupt government, and society. The longer these people stayed, the more fearful they became, and the more power the government gained. Britain is now like a confined society, one with boundaries, one with corruption, and one where people no longer have the freedom they used to...
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Britain is now like a confined society, one with boundaries, one with corruption, and one where people no longer have the freedom they used to. The Government of this society is a corrupt and evil legion that creates fear, lies, and distrust, that cause people to lose there previous lives. All of these acts have caused a revolution that pushed the government into the power that it did not deserve...
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