Ken Brown

Passionate about seeing men (and women) of all ages released into all they can be, with emphasis on encouraging men to stand up and be counted!

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

If I disappear from Twitter it will probably be because I have been asked to provide ID to prove I am who I am and that I'm over 16. I'm not going to playing that game. So, perhaps I should say 'Cheerio' before I go silent!

[🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Graham Moore 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @englishexit]

The law has not changed - the education system has - George Custance wrote that s book (original) 1803. These constitutional laws are your BIRTH RIGHT as an Englishman. Not a Brit. @realdinobane @gabby_cabby @RestoreBritain_ @RestoreCumbria

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

My views have been overturned and I now see everything in a new light, an uncomfortable and unsettling light. I am not sure when I will publish my fourth book in my Christian Taboo Series, but I feel a sense of urgency to get on with it.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

The process of writing my Christian Taboo Series is continuing to lead me down an unexpected pathway. I knew very quickly where I would go with my fourth book. My long-held views about government, history, and economics have been overturned and I now see everything in a new light

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

My next subject is incest. Not popular for discussion at parties. While writing I came to another surprising conclusion that led me on to a critique of the State, the Welfare State and British Governments since the Second World War. My conclusions will not be popular.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

Was there something deeper going on? It seems that nearly everyone's got a tattoo now. Why has something only found in marginal communities become mainstream? I write about that in this book. My conclusion surprised me.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

I knew my second book would be about tattoos. It's called, “Life and Death" This book deals with the religious and cultural background to tattoos as well as their global spread, and the modern popularity of tattoos.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

However, I decided to write a book about cannibalism and human sacrifice before I wrote about tattoos. That's why my first book, Part 1 of my Christian Taboo Series is Flesh and Blood, and not the book about tattoos.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

When I started to study Leviticus, I came across a series of talks about Leviticus on YouTube. In one of those videos the speaker made a few comments about tattoos that grabbed my attention and started to go around in my mind. As a result, I decided to write a book about tattoos.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

In the Introduction to my first book, ‘Flesh and Blood', I explained that the idea to write a book came out of a strong impression while my wife and I were volunteer teachers in India that I should study the book of Leviticus.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

As of 28 October 2025, I have written and published three books in what I've called my Christian Taboo Series: Flesh and Blood, Life and Death and Sons and Daughters. I'm currently working on my fourth book in the Series.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

My third book is now available in e-book format, as well as paperback.

The book starts with a look at incest, moves onto a description of family and kinship structure in ancient Israel and in the East End of London in the 1950s and finally critiques the modern British State.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

My third book in my Christian Taboo Series is now out. I published my second book in the Series (Life and Death), in September 2024. It's published in paperback and e-book. It suggests that the sudden popularity of tattoos is sourced in a global spiritual movement.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

My third book in my Christian Taboo Series is now out. I published my first book in the Series (Flesh and Blood), in May 2024. Out in paperback and e-book. I have found that my books start where I think they should start, but end up somewhere I don't anticipate.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

My third book in my Taboo Series is about incest, family structure in Ancient Israel and in the East End in 1950s. The final section deals with the negative effect of the State on the family and British Society since 1945.

[Ken Brown @kabrown57]

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[Times Radio @TimesRadio]

“We’re not talking about dying, we’re talking about killing.”

Melanie Phillips criticises the “hijack of language to manipulate public opinion” over the assisted dying bill.

@MelanieLatest | #TimesRadio

[CuriousRam @sheikhover]

@cold957 Bit of context and one of the reasons citizens have concerns over 'two tier policing' https://t.co/9mO5YD6MQX