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happen next? - As Orwell pointed out; ―The price of order always entails a handing over of control and
loss of freedom on the part of the citizenry‖ [1] . From out of chaos, comes order, their order, a New World
Order.
The trick of creating chaos, the seizing power under the pretence of returning order, is a tried and truly
tested method of deception and manipulation done time and time again. The very following day after the
May 2010 General Election, and when it soon came apparent that a hung parliament was going to be the
outcome and result for the country. Gordon Brown, William Hague and so many other MP‘s in general,
could be seen donning purple suits, ties, jumpers, dresses, blouses, T-Shirts, bags and a whole array of
other purple items. The whole of the BBC‘s and even Sky‘s news sets, and programmes such as
Newsnight hosted by Freemason Jeremy Paxman, and BBC‘s Question Time, presented by ex Bullingdon
Club member David Dimbleby, were and still are at the time of writing - designed with purple carpets and
the backdrops lit and highlighted in shades of purple. That summers Wimbledon even started in ablaze of
purples, Boris Johnson appearing on TV playing on a ―purple table tennis table‖ sponsored by Yahoo and a
new purple logo! Then from out of nowhere and all of a sudden a flash mob descended on Parliament
Square with purple T-Shirts, purple banners and purple flags demanding ―political reform‖, who were
they? Who paid for their T-Shirts, banners and leaflets etc., and why?
The Purplelites were all over the internet, spreading their message via websites like Twitter, Facebook
and YouTube etc. - The Yorker website, which formed in 2006 by two students: Journalist Daniel Ashby
and computer scientist Nick Evans, who have turned it into the University of York‘s largest student-run
company, with over 120 members, and its contributing writers regularly reported about the ―Purple
Revolution‖ and on the day prior to the General Election wrote about a ―revolution brewing in the city‖. It
went on to say in military fashion; ―Students from the University of York are in the process of organising a
protest on electoral reform... the rally is expected to occur at 14.00 hours on May 15, next Saturday at
King‘s Square - near The Shambles‖ [2]. The major message was; ―Don Purple if you are attending‖.
The main organisers of the event/s are Caleb John Wooding from King Edward‘s School - creator,
Ieuan Ferrer, and Jamie Fisher from the Norton Knatchbull School. I contacted them and asked why the
colour purple, and what‘s there part behind it all? They never got back to me.
Protesters certainly did march down King‘s Square, joining thousands of people across the country in
the call for electoral reform. It stated the protest; Take-Back-Parliament‘s and it‘s first demonstration in
Trafalgar Square, where at least 2,000 people ―dressed in purple‖ caught the attention of Nick Clegg, and
after accepting their petition, the leader of the Lib Dems urged the campaign to forge ahead; ―...in every
street, in every community all over the country for a different, better, new politics‖. Take-Back-Parliament
was/is a campaign formed in the aftermath of the election result. Its purpose is to unite a coalition of
different groups and organisations who call; ―for a Citizens Convention to be convened to decide on a new
voting system to be put to the people in a referendum‖. - Soon after this so called Purple Revolution -
Take-Back-Parliament campaign, - frantic talks broke out and the ―Lib-Con pact‖ was born.
Ever since the coalition, everyone in politics, the media‘s TV presenters etc. or showbiz people in
general can be seen donning purple! Now this isn‘t just another of those little coincidences that keep
cropping up throughout my observations, - though I‘m not saying everyone‘s knowingly playing along
with this saga, as even the BBC‘s political News correspondent Gary O‘Donoghue who is blind, stood
proud in his purple suit and tie, whilst reporting about the latest deceit and lies coming out of the House of
Crooks, a day or two after the May elections. What, - are we being led to believe that O‘Donoghue said;
―Hmm, I like that new colour everyone is now wearing, I think I‘ll go a buy myself a purple suit and tie‖. -
This was not the likely scenario, but the decision was no doubt left to the BBC‘s programmes producers
who know of the ―Purple like Revolution‘s‖ preset Masonic agenda, and the subliminal messages it wants
to purvey to the viewing public, and goes to show you how almost everyone behind it are connected to the
Freemasons, Rotarians and Odd Fellows etc.
As I write the Purplelites, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is on TV addressing the nation about the
UK Economic forecast and looks swell in his purple tie. Just look around the chamber and you‘ll see these
Purplelites are everywhere, as I edit following the March 2011 budget, the chancellor George Osborne
announces his proposals wearing a purple tie, as doe‘s Ed Balls and Ed Miliband facing him.
Colours follow trends and can be all the rage at certain times, as in the case of Avocado, which is a
shade of green and synonymous with those awful bathroom suites of 60‘s and 70‘s. Now purples all the
rage, and so much is it in vogue, its finding itself all around the globe, as you can now buy electric irons,
toasters, coffee makers, la-z-boy recliners, sofas and chairs, bed spreads and pillow case, towels, rugs,
carpets, paints and wallpaper etc. And as much as the interior and fashion designers would love to lay
claim for this colours reinvention and popularity, they can‘t, as they had nothing to do with its re-