A ‘National Government’ in the UK now operates

Niall McCrae

The question of who really runs Britain is suddenly elevated from dry socio-political musings to a pressing public concern.  The government is in disarray. After Boris Johnson was forced out, having served merely half of his time on an 80-seat majority from the 2019 general election, a protracted contest for his successor appears to be leading to disaster for the Conservative administration.  Liz Truss has been humiliated, losing her chancellor of the exchequer and home secretary, and her time as prime minister is likely to be extremely short. 

To sceptics, however, the current farce is theatrical, masking the real levers of power.  For almost a year I have predicted the advent of a national government. For the uninitiated, this is a mechanism sometimes deployed in a state of emergency or crisis. Facing a storm, party politics are suspended in order to keep the ship of statehood afloat.  

A national government could be formally instituted in the nearest future. The credibility of the Tory government has been undermined so severely that even the bluest shires have lost faith in their chosen custodians of the country. I believe that this is a deliberate, controlled demolition in pursuit of the Great Reset.

The nation’s finances are precarious, while ordinary people brace themselves for a cold, dark and hungry winter due to escalating fuel bills, energy rationing and hyperinflation in the supermarket. Vast amounts of taxpayer money are being sent to Ukraine, for a war provoked by Western globalists.  

A crash is coming, and I suggest that a national government is not only prepared, but already functioning. Clearly Liz Truss is not in control, but neither was Boris Johnson.  The global response to Covid-19 showed how national sovereignty can be overridden, although Brexit supporters knew that already.  

For the awake, Covid-19 and climate change are Trojan horses to bring in a new world order. A national government dispenses with debate and democratic process, and does the work demanded by the people really in power: the bankers who create or destroy as masters of the universe. At a rung below are the shadowy globalist organisations, particularly the Bilderberg Group and Trilateral Commission (the World Economic Forum is merely a PR show). 

Just before Boris Johnson was evicted from 10 Downing Street, Michael Gove went to the Bilderberg meeting in Washington, alongside shadow foreign secretary David Lammy and Tory internationalist Tom Tugendhat.  Sir Keir Starmer, who somehow became Labour leader after one term as a MP, takes his instruction from the Trilateral Commission. Below the Gove-Starmer axis is a set of trusted MPs who know the unwritten rules of engagement and the planned application of the Great Reset to our political system. 

The chain of command is shown below. Tell me if you think that I’m a wild conspiracy theorist…..