The main theme here is "Brexit" which the Big Pharma/banking cartel is fighting tooth and nail to prevent. Despite the majority decision in the 2016 referendum, many politicians appear to be of the opinion that this is of little importance and that they "know the true will of the people" much better than do they themselves.

Just over 23 weeks ago, the Brexit party, under the leadership of Nigel Farage, was formed. A few weeks later, it won a landslide victory in the elections to the European Parliament and the Brexit Party is the largest single party in that body. This victory, although impressive, does not confer any power onto the Brexit Party because the European Parliament does not have any power to confer! It is a talking shop with no power to make or break legislation – this is the exclusive domain of the banker appointed Council.

The European Parliament is a sham; a mockery of democracy designed to mislead the public that they have some say in European matters – we have none whatsoever!

Boris Johnson

A few weeks later, a concatenation of events including much pressure from the Brexit Party finally forced that banker stooge Theresa May to resign and opened the way for a staunch Brexiteer, Boris Johnson, to become prime minister. He tried to out-manoeuvre the British Parliament in order to force through a hard Brexit on the 31st October. Certain "Remainers" then asked for and received an injunction from the English Supreme Court negating Boris's action. They then went on to pass a resolution in the lower House of Parliament prohibiting a clean-break Brexit.

As Nigel Farage predicted, Boris has now little choice but to go to the country and to call a general election…

The only unknown matter at this moment is when the election will be. When the Prime Minister has been specifically told by Parliament that he is forbidden to carry out the will of the people then his only recourse is to ask the people to replace those who are thwarting their will.

Nigel and friends have built the Brexit Party up to the point where it is capable of challenging almost every parliamentary seat. He has offered Boris a deal: The Brexit Party will leave Conservative Party seats where the incumbent is pro Brexit unchallenged and focus its activities upon those attempting to deny the people their choice. Already there is a groundswell of opinion even in areas which have been "automatically" Labour Party seats for more than half a century to vote for the Brexit Party or pro-Brexit Conservatives. More than 3 million voters in two Northern areas have indicated that they would do so for this election.