I just spent a few minutes chuckling over a story reporting a new Facebook group by the name of 'Subversively move Tony Blair's memoirs to the crime section in book shops'. It seems his book is showing up in various sections such as horror, crime and fantasy, as some members of the public make a peaceful protest against a man they consider a war criminal. What's your take?

Originally Posted by Lots2say

I just spent a few minutes chuckling over a story reporting a new Facebook group by the name of 'Subversively move Tony Blair's memoirs to the crime section in book shops'. It seems his book is showing up in various sections such as horror, crime and fantasy, as some members of the public make a peaceful protest against a man they consider a war criminal. What's your take?

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As to your comment, my take is that you might well be right about it belonging in all three sections, and perhaps we'll soon see that you've got lot2say about plenty of other topics too!