In Fools' Paradise, a mock-heroic poem on Brexit, Nicholas Hagger approaches the most important national event of our time in the spirit of Tennyson and gets to the heart of the UK's national predicament.
Focusing on a small, influential group of men, this work challenges conventional narratives of 20th-century history. It delves into their underestimated wealth and power, providing context for the war on terror. The author warns about the risks associated with the growing movement towards world government, offering a provocative perspective on contemporary global issues.
Traces the influence of freemasonry on American history, arguing that the founding of the Jamestown colony in 1607 was a masonic enterprise and that the masonic agenda continues in the current push towards global democracy.
Focusing on the tumultuous early months of Boris Johnson's premiership, this sequel delves into the political landscape following Brexit and the pivotal 2019 General Election. It explores the challenges and controversies that shaped Johnson's leadership, capturing the atmosphere of political uncertainty and public sentiment during this critical period in British history. The narrative provides insights into the dynamics of power and the implications of decisions made during this time.
Exploring themes of apparent conflicts such as Brexit, the coronavirus pandemic, and war, the collection of poems delves into the deeper connections that bind humanity to Nature and the universe. Through evocative language, the author highlights the contrasts of contemporary issues while emphasizing the underlying unity that persists in the face of turmoil. This work invites readers to reflect on the complexities of modern life and the harmonious threads that weave through our existence.
The book features a collection of letters from Hagger, addressing both prominent and lesser-known figures, showcasing his groundbreaking contributions to literature, philosophy, and history. These correspondences provide insights and aids for interpreting his innovative ideas, revealing the depth and breadth of his intellectual pursuits. Through these exchanges, readers can explore Hagger's thoughts and the impact of his work on various fields.
A pageant to celebrate the coronation of Prince Charles with a vision of the coming Carolingian Age.
An algebraic formula that works as an algorithm whose many variations provide instructions for the creation, development and end of the universe, and offer a Theory of Everything.
How Russia's invasion of Ukraine affects the West's (and Syndicate's) Great Reset and advances the competing Western, Russian and Chinese attempts to create a New World Order, a phoenix rising from its ashes.
Seeing the Promised Land of Moses as a symbol for the coming World State