Will the political pendulum swing against Boris, or the entire Conservative Party?

6 May 2022

This week, Nigel Farage spent some time with old friends in the City. And what he heard there is a bit of a worry. Those who actually decide how to allocate billions of pounds of their, our and everyone else’s money are becoming concerned about the direction of the political pendulum in the UK.

In short, it’s likely to begin to reverse, with yesterday’s council elections marking a turning point.

This would have grave implications for the pound and the prospects of Brexit Britain. Find out how from Nigel Farage…

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