When Tony Blair took the UK back into Iraq for the second time, it was in total defiance of the people, who were out on the streets protesting in very large numbers. What gave him such fortitude? Later, it was strongly rumoured that he received a huge commission from his geopolitical masters who wanted the war for their own nefarious agenda. His ill-gotten gains were supposedly hidden in a bank in the obscure island of Vanuatu. It is said that many people in high places – politicians, government officials and others who are in thrall to the deep state – also have accounts there.

I am deeply suspicious of any politician who acts in defiance of his or her constituency, yet appears to have a very strong sense of purpose. If you look hard enough, it is probably aligned with the nefarious plans of others (deep state?) who do not have the good of the nation in mind. There is a key question here that we might ask ourselves: ‘How come so many politicians retire as very wealthy people, when they started their careers with modest means?’ It is certainly not from their salaries!

Now, Theresa May is also defying the people – and the results of a very clear referendum – at a level that defies logic while she desperately tries to re-circulate her horrible deal with Brussels. That deal is entirely against the interests of the British people, a charade that does not free the UK from the EU yet takes away all its rights there. For my money, treason is not too strong describing word here. What is her motive for such treasonous obsession? Well, her rotten deal includes a payment to the Brussels banksters of 39 billion sterling. I speculate: what chance do you think she is on a fat commission from HER geopolitical masters? (Undoubtedly the very same ones that controlled Blair, of course!) Were that so, a mere 1% of the deal and she would be a wealthy woman for life….

Has she set up her account in Vanuatu yet, I wonder? And will it ever be used?

Xavier Hermes