Vanabī diktatōreļu pakalpiņi britānijā savākuši "bīstamās literatūras" kartotēku. Izskatās pēc laba saraksta. Šis tas jau zināms, pārējo copy-paste interesanto lietu beklogā.
You must be having a laugh! Yes Minister and The Thick of It were among the satire programmes flagged by beleaguered counter-terror Prevent scheme for 'encouraging far-right sympathies'

Some of Britain’s most popular sitcoms and greatest works of literature were flagged as potential signs of far-Right extremism by a counter-terror programme.

The flagship Prevent scheme, recently the subject of a scathing audit, singled out comedies Yes Minister and The Thick Of It, the 1955 epic war film The Dam Busters, and even The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare as possible red flags of extremism.
Other books, shows and films on list

Beowulf
The Canterbury Tales
The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare
Paradise Lost
The Four Feathers
Lady Hamilton
The Dam Busters
The Bridge On The River Kwai
The Great Escape
Zulu
Civilisation
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
House Of Cards Trilogy
Sharpe
Ray Mears’ Bushcraft Survival
David Starkey’s Monarchy
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‘It includes some of the greatest works in the Western canon and in some cases – such as Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent – powerful critiques of terrorism. Burke, Huxley, Orwell and Tolkien were all anti-totalitarian writers.’
Author Douglas Murray obtained the full list and discovered that one of his books had been given a red flag by Prevent.

Mr Murray wrote in The Spectator magazine: ‘A number of books are singled out, the possession or reading of which could point to severe wrongthink and therefore potential radicalisation... It seems that RICU is so far off-track that it believes that books identifying the problem that it was itself set up to tackle are in fact a part of the problem.’

^Nepiekrītu, ka viņi ir "off-track". Viņi labi zina, ko dara, izpildot savu saimnieku pavēles. Vajag beigt šo naivumu, kur varturu totalitārā motivācija regulāri tiek jaukta ar nekompetenci.