November saw the building of a giant wall around the city, known as "The Good Wall of Stoke".
The wall was ordered by the city's Council of Elders as a way to limit the influence of troublemaking outsiders, such as the French, hip hop artists and philosophers.
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| The wall along Stoke's north-east border |
Stoke City Council's secret police did their bit for the city by rounding up undesirables, such as intellectuals and people who wear glasses.
Despite efforts by the resistance movement, lead by charismatic crazy-paver Jon Gash, Stokies fell into line with the new order and now lead happy lives.
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