| At the start of the new millenium, the nation falls apart. Its religious beliefs mean nothing, it believes logic and not faith and subverts all to justify the failure. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008. |  |
The angels in heaven lament the rise of the 'brand' that replaces faith as the 'control' of humanity. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008. |  |
In an age of protest, those with a mind to be strong, abandon the legitimacy of government and the authority of the state. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008. |  |
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| Tanks, Morris dancers and riot police pirouhette in a 'dance of the chaotics'. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008. |  |
The Chancellor of the United Kingdom, and chief 'communista', abandons the pretence of representation of the 'working class'. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008. |  |
The 'Manly Man' comes back with new purpose, and renewed vigour - but without respect. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008. |  |
| Born into Incarceration and the number 42. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008. |  |
Public opinion, much maligned by abstract representation, only ever yields one result. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008. |  |
The inevitable end. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008. |  |
At the start of the new millenium, the nation falls apart. Its religious beliefs mean nothing, it believes logic and not faith and subverts all to justify the failure. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008.
The angels in heaven lament the rise of the 'brand' that replaces faith as the 'control' of humanity. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008.
In an age of protest, those with a mind to be strong, abandon the legitimacy of government and the authority of the state. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008.
Tanks, Morris dancers and riot police pirouhette in a 'dance of the chaotics'. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008.
The Chancellor of the United Kingdom, and chief 'communista', abandons the pretence of representation of the 'working class'. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008.
The 'Manly Man' comes back with new purpose, and renewed vigour - but without respect. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008.
Born into Incarceration and the number 42. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008.
Public opinion, much maligned by abstract representation, only ever yields one result. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008.
The inevitable end. Leake Street, Waterloo Station, London. June 2008.
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