> It is not just the police she fears, it’s her neighbours. There is now almost no-one she can trust. This is interesting. Reading a book recently called Ivan'

> It is not just the police she fears, it’s her neighbours. There is now almost no-one she can trust. This is interesting. Reading a book recently called Ivan's war about the Soviet Union under Stalin one of the things it emphasized was the effort by the state to ensure no one could trust each other, to make sure each person felt isolated and alone. Remember the purpose of propaganda isn't to convince you of something it is to convince you; you are alone.