“From Nick Boles Who? To future Conservative Party Leader and new Tory Prime Minister!”

David Cameron got ‘carried away’ with ‘fluffy’ issues after becoming Tory leader, neglecting voters’ key concerns, one of his closest advisers said last night after getting the phone call from his Bilderberg masters. 

It might be a surprise to members of the public why Planning Minister Nick Boles is suddenly clearly coming out in a bid to oust David Cameron as party leader; as Mr Cameron struggles to get to grips with pedophiles within politics.

The Planning Minister said the modernisers who seized control of the party in 2005 had become ‘overly obsessed’ with impressing Oxbridge-educated professionals while neglecting Britain’s ‘hard-working strivers’. Isn’t that just what the doctor ordered, someone who appears to speak utter sense making the British public feel that at least this guy gets it, but does he? Or was he told what to say in a private conversation with Bilderbergers last night and given the green light to begin the coup on the Tory Party leadership after Cameron’s paedophile gaffe. 

Just for the record – being gay does not mean you are a paedophile. You cannot equate that disgusting behaviour with homosexuality. Perhaps someone should tell this to the Cabinet Office and Prime Minister David Cameron after the Cabinet Office wrote to blogs in the past couple of weeks threatening to sue over my allegations that Kenneth Clarke touched my penis while I was in Ian Greer’s office. A claim which of course he denies.  My accusation about Kenneth Clarke is a matter of fact, as far as I’m concerned. The Cabinet Office sent emails protesting that Mr Clarke wasn’t gay so therefore he couldn’t be a paedophile. I have never accused Kenneth Clarke of being gay, I could not care less about his or any other person’s sexuality. This just demonstrates the government’s ignorant belief that to be a paedophile you have to be gay, shame on you all!

What’s coming for David Cameron, as if he didn’t know, and sooner than he could have imagined is a  vote of “No Confidence” within the Tory Party. David Cameron like Magaret Thatcher before him will be replaced  – but by whom? Clearly it’s now time for Nick Boles to come forward as the next government leader after attending the Bilderberg Meeting this year introduced by Minister without portfolio Kenneth Clarke, yes that guy who touched my penis! 

Kenneth Clarke is a senior Bilderberg member and attends on a regular basis introducing the next British Prime Minister or conservative party leader. Reports from within Bilderberg say that new leaders are introduced to the cartel by having to serve high profile members drinks. David Cameron attended before his premiership as it seems to be part of the grooming process. To be accepted you need to demonstrate that you are willing to humiliate yourself in front of people like Henry Kissenger et al.

The Jimmy Savile paedophile abuse scandal is proving too much for David Cameron after his “All paedophiles are gay” gaffe on ITV yesterday – so enter Nick Boles, stage left, right on cue.   But do you really want to be led by someone who attends clandestine meetings with the world’s power brokers who decide our and the world’s fate each year? From orchestrating the economic global collapse, to the depopulation of what Ted Turner calls 95% of the world’s population – in order to save the planet of course, to World War 3.  Bilderberg does it all in the name of progress moving towards a global one world government which they call The New World Order.

What is Bilderberg?

Bilderberg takes its name from the hotel in Holland where the first meeting took place in May 1954. That pioneering meeting grew out of the concern expressed by leading citizens on both sides of the Atlantic that Western Europe and North America were not working together as closely as they should on common problems of critical importance. It was felt that regular, off-the-record discussions would help create a better understanding of the complex forces and major trends affecting western nations in the difficult post-war period. Sounds good right? No, for example it is illegal for American politicians to attend as it violates what is called the Logan Act. 

This year please welcome all the way from the United Kingdom to Chantilly Virginia, where this year’s Bilderberg meeting took place back in May, Lord Peter Mandelson, John Micklethwait - editor and chief of the Economist, Gideon Rachman from the Financial Times, Martin H. Wolf from The Financial Times,  Peter Voser – CEO Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Marcus Agius – Chairman Barclays Plc, Kenneth Clarke – Cabinet Minister without portfolio and, drum role please, future Tory Party leader Nick Boles.

David Cameron could well be ousted very soon for Nick Boles to take over the Tory party leadership becoming the British Prime Minister. Remember you heared it here first!