Another elected dictatorship was "voted" back into power as Bilderberger Tony Blair began a second term as the UK's puppet Prime Minister.

It was a classic Illuminati operation. When they wanted Margaret Thatcher in office during the Thatcherism/Reaganomics era in the 1980s, they first organised the so- called Winter of Discontent - an explosion of strikes and industrial unrest that ensured the then Labour government would be soundly beaten in the 1979 election that brought Thatcher to power.

To keep her in power for the desired period, they ensured that two unelectable Labour leaders, Michael Foot and Neil Kinnock, led the opppsition to Thatcher in the years that followed. When she became surplus to requirements and began to resist, at least publicly, the UK's further absorbtion into the European superstate, she was removed by her own party while still in office - a year after the Bilderberg Group was reported to have made that decision..

The Thatcher regime was keenly supported by the "newspapers" of Rupert Murdoch and most of the rest of the British press - until that is it was time for her to go. Then the Bilderberger, Tony Blair, was elected leader of the Labour Party after the sudden death of John Smith and Murdoch's papers then switched their support from the Conservative Party to Labour for the first time. This is hardly surprising, given that Blair is an Illuminati place man put in office to serve their agenda - particularly taking the UK into the European single currency and eliminating the pound sterling.

On Thursday morning, election day, Blair was endorsed by the Murdoch papers and usually staunch Conservative papers like the Daily Express. Even the Daily Mail, which claims to be opposed to the European superstate, did not support the Conservative leader, William Hague. The Daily Mirror, the second biggest selling paper behind Murdoch's comic, the Sun, ran a picture of Hague on the front page with the headline X Marks the Clot.

Hague was brought to the leadership of the Conservative Party during the first term of the Blair Government for the same reason that Foot and Kinnock headed the Labour Party during the Thatcher governments: it ensured that their chosen puppets would stay in office. Today, Hague has resigned after being ridiculed by the media dedicated to another Blair government.

Now watch Blair begin the propaganda to manipulate and frighten public opinion into accepting the end of the pound and taking the European single currency. That is what he is there for. He says he will hold a referendum when the economic conditions are right to go into the Euro. Those conditions could not be met while the pound was at its present value. However, this morning as I write this, the pound's value is plummeting on the exchange markets.

Just a co-incidence, nothing to worry about.

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