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10 December 2018

Universal Credit The British Social Underclass By Gary Knapton A Manchester Writer

 

 

Gary Knapton Manchester Writer Universal Credit Advice Support

 

 

 

Here is a Manchester writer advocating positive action to address the Kafkaesque deep state machinations against the sick, poor, disabled, single parents, the unemployed, and their children. The narrative captures the Zeitgeist in reflecting the findings of authoritative reports.

 

From Under A Cloud At Heartbreak Hill  - A social media book telling the truth about the Universal Credit crisis,

 

 

 

 

Surviving Universal Credit | Check out Gary Knapton's Book

https://heartbreakhill.home.blog/author/garyknapton/

Articles and videos featuring From Under A Cloud On Heartbreak Hill:

https://www.communicationuk.com/universal-credit-on-heartbreak-hill-gary-knapton.html

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