side there's another ian fleming out there, he's got belinsky hand. i could go on about spies and the next ian fleming has ready-made villains. i could go on but i should stick to the subject and move on to my second category of radicals which are those with a personal grievance against society. india >> host: 90s a new form of radical begins to appear on this side of the atlantic in the shape of radical student groups. people -- the war in vietnam, they have concerns about human rights in the liberty movement etc.. like the cambridge spies most of those who got involved in the 60s and 70s came from comfortable, highly educated backgrounds but seem to feel the need to escape from their sheltered life that they were being brought up in. and they sold resources and out of bounds. many of them did no more than a protest on the streets and sometimes more and sometimes less and broadly in the name of civil rights. and the kind of protests that concerned the intelligence service in britain. some of the most extreme took weapons training, to explode and make

still, looking on the bright side there's another ian fleming out there, he's got belinsky hand.d go on about spies and spy stories, but i move on to my second category radicals, which are your personal grievance. in the early 1970s again, a new form of radical dissent begins to appear in europe and on the side of the atlantic as well in the shape of radical student groups. people broadly associated with the process about the war in vietnam say concerns about human rights. like cambridge spies, most of those got involved in the 60s and 70s came from highly educated backgrounds and didn't feel the need to escape from this sort of sheltered bush westlife but they were being brought up in and they moved into squats instead of collect eggs were they shared resources and went about discussing their grievances. many of them did no more than protest in the streets. sometimes more, sometimes less than broadly in the name of civil rights. but these protesters had to be pleased. however, some of the most extreme of weapons training learned how to explode, to make them explode bomb and carr

still, looking on the bright side there's another ian fleming out there, he's got belinsky hand.ld go on about spies and spy stories, but i move on to my second category radicals, which are your personal grievance. in the early 1970s again, a new form of radical dissent begins to appear in europe and on the side of the atlantic as well in the shape of radical student groups. people broadly associated with the process about the war in vietnam say concerns about human rights. like cambridge spies, most of those got involved in the 60s and 70s came from highly educated backgrounds and didn't feel the need to escape from this sort of sheltered bush westlife but they were being brought up in and they moved into squats instead of collect eggs were they shared resources and went about discussing their grievances. many of them did no more than protest in the streets. sometimes more, sometimes less than broadly in the name of civil rights. but these protesters had to be pleased. however, some of the most extreme of weapons training learned how to explode, to make them explode bomb and car