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During the seventies, David Tangye and Graham Wright were part of the Black Sabbath crew—and they have the stories to prove it. As the group grew in fame and notoriety, incidents of bad behavior mounted alarmingly. Whether it's Geezer's lyrical journeys into the underworld or the gun-obsessed Ozzy Osbourne at home in Atrocity Cottage, this is Sabbath as you've never known them before. A real-life Spinal Tap, this is a warm, funny tribute to four mates from Birmingham who became the biggest heavy rock band in the world.

The story follows Captain Graham Wright, a visionary whose unconventional ideas often lead to conflict with those around him. Despite facing challenges for his outspoken nature, his 93 years of life have allowed him to witness many of his predictions and concepts become reality. The narrative explores themes of individuality, foresight, and the struggle for acceptance in a world that may not be ready for progressive thoughts.

Challenging traditional methods of persuasion in democratic deliberation, Graham Wright introduces an innovative approach centered on integration to enhance decision-making. This book offers a new perspective on the complexities of democracy and emphasizes the importance of collective will, proposing that integrating diverse viewpoints can lead to more effective outcomes in democratic processes.