Unreasonable behaviour an autobiography of a computer

“Clouting was an enduring memory of that evacuation. I was clouted by the schoolmasters, clouted by the kids in the playground, and clouted when I got home.

I was building up a tidy store of resentment and mistrust.”

It’s incredible to think that McCullin will turn 89 next month and yet he has probably escaped death in more countries than most people get to visit in a lifetime.

He got his break in 1959 with an eye catching image which made it onto the pages of the “Observer”. It was a picture broadly relating to the killing of a police officer in London’s east end and since then he went from strength to strength.

“What’s this all about?” I asked a mercenary.

‘Oh, they’re killing these guys.

5 strong unreasonable fears of particular things (paragraph 4).

You’ll see them in a minute. There’s a real nasty black gendarmerie chief, a real evil bastard. He’s doing away with that lot. He’s been shooting them all morning he takes them to the river bank and shoots them in the back of the head