By Edith Hathaway © 2021
Known as “Mr. Brexit,” Nigel Farage is the one person in the UK who symbolizes the decades-long fight of UK citizens aiming to gain independence from the Globalist tyranny of the European Union. Initially there seemed so little hope that his goals would reach fruition that he was dubbed “the patron saint of lost causes.” He was vastly outnumbered, especially by establishment politicians and the mainstream media, notably the BBC. They all said Globalism is here to stay, so get used to it and stop questioning the inevitable, including unlimited mass migration. Nation-states must learn to be subservient to the New World Order and the Great Reset. Continue reading
![](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Glenn_Greenwald_2014-01-20_001.jpg">David dos Dantos)
Election year 2020, more so than any election year in at least 60 years, is marked by overriding themes so huge that they almost dwarf the presidential candidates themselves, who become more like allegorical figures out of a Medieval Morality Play. But this is a Contemporary Morality Play with very high stakes politically, economically and socially. For this reason I have concentrated on those larger themes to date in making my election predictions. In Oct. 2019 at a public lecture in Dallas I first predicted that Donald Trump would be re-elected President of the United States. Though no opposing candidate had yet been chosen, I made my case, and I still stand by it. 
The year 2020 was always the target year, both politically and astrologically. The Jupiter-Saturn conjunction in Dec. 2020 highlights an astrological target year, and with it many non-astrological factors that can also be described by the planets. When the JU-SA conjunctions started to dominate in sidereal EARTH signs, from Sept. 9, 1921, the shift began from the previous FIRE period that had featured the power of both religion and the nation-state. In the EARTH period (1921-2199), businesses, corporate conglomerates, industrialists and bankers would gain increasing power over nations and their policies. 
By Edith Hathaway © 2019
