The leaders of the government and opposition parties have
all given a New Year address to the nation. This represents the unofficial
starting gun shot for the coming general election on the 7th of May. The Prime
Minister David Cameron is filmed in a busy workshop or factory with machinery
behind him and engineers busy at work. He explains how his own plans for
repairing the economy are working and warns people about voting for anything
other than Conservative because it would derail the recovery and return the
nation into chaos, see: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-30645707.
Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats and deputy Prime Minister is filmed
in his home with a Christmas tree in the background. He says that a choice
between Tory and Labour is a grim decision. A Labour government will ruin the
economic recovery and a Conservative majority government will only look after
their own, rich people. So why not support real change by voting LibDem? It
will give you both a stronger economy and a fairer society, see: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-30623654.
The leader of the Opposition Ed Miliband laments about poverty, debt and
inefficient public services of the nation today. He says Britain
needs a new beginning, a new plan for recovery and prosperity. Miliband also
has the backdrop of a Christmas tree, indicating that he is in his home, see: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-30639727.
I am not fooled for a moment by this array of sophistry and public relations
trickery; I'm sure I am not alone. The use of background is very important in
these kinds of schemes. Our subconscious mind sees the fearless leader facing
us in his smart suit, while healthy copious industry rumbles away behind him.
The men in the workshop are "right behind" the Prime Minister,
literally as well as metaphorically. For Clegg and Miliband it's the family man
routine, the open collar, Christmas trees behind them; you can imagine the wife
and kids gathered round. Top psychologists are used to produce these kinds of
films, straight out of the Tavistock Institute and Fabian Society, of which
Miliband is the current chairman. In fact all of those three men you've just
seen have been involved in the various fifth column covert or quasi-covert
world of organizations like the Fabians or the Bilderberg Group, see: http://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/bilderberg-2013.html.
We're looking at a one-party state here; it's all a huge confidence trick. Of
course there are the second tier parties like the BNP, Greens, UKIP etc. UKIP
are really no longer second tier but are confidently stepping up onto the top
of the pile. After their success in the European Elections they plan to contest
every seat in the General Election and will almost certainly win a few of them
at the expense of all the main parties. Some of what they stand for sounds very
progressive, an exit from the EU etc; but how independent are they really? How
long will it be before Nigel Farage is invited to a Bilderberg Group
conference? If he's invited will he say no? See here for more details: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/the-ukip-revolution.html.
A new anti-political movement has been started by a fellow anti-New World Order
activist Danny Bamping, "None of the Above". It's intended to be a
paradoxical satire on the fraud of post-democracy; unfortunately the electoral
commission are doing their best to shut it down, see: http://notavote.co.uk/. I think NOTA a great
way of illustrating the LibLabCon secret one-party state charade. I've said it
before and I'll say it again; there's only one way we can bring in real change,
real freedom and real improvement to this world. We have to address the issues
I raise here and expose them to as many people as we can.
I'd like to wish all
HPANWO readers a very Happy New Year!
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