
On 15 November 2012, there was a by-election in the UK, in Manchester Central.
In Manchester Central, the voter turnout was 18.16%.
A growing number of people know that elections are a waste of time, as the 'big decisions' are made by secretive cabals.

On 16 November 2012, the Daily Mail names some of the secret rulers in the UK.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2233681/A-coup-Lefts-old-boy-network-The-Leveson-Inquiry-momentous-implications-free-speech-But-Mail-dossier-raises-disturbing-questions-influence-quasi-masonic-nexus-people-know-best.html#ixzz2CN14dc9c
Donnelly lives with Peter Power, an ex-spokesman for and close associate of the former Business Secretary Lord Mandelson.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2233716/Dark-arts-links-Masters-Spin-.html#ixzz2CMo3F7vL

Sir David is a trustee of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, the group behind the BBC Newsnight report which failed to mention the names of any powerful child abusers.

Among senior police officers linked to Common Purpose is Cressida Dick, the police commander in charge of the operation that ended with the 2005 shooting of innocent Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes.
aangirfan: DICK IN CHARGE OF TERROR
Dick chose Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers to head the investigation into phone-hacking and payments to police and public officials at Murdoch's News International.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2233684/Disturbing-questions-Levesons-Key-adviser-Special-Investigation-central-figure-McAlpine-scandal-judicial-inquiry-press.html#ixzz2CMrvstv5

Blair and Savile, friends of Israel
Sir Bob Kerslake, head of the Home Civil Service, is a Common Purpose graduate.
Professor Richard Sambrook, who was the BBC's Head of News and director of the World Service, is a fan of Common Purpose.
A year after the report was completed a former ITV Wales journalist had a private meeting with Sir Ronald in which he says he told him about Des Frost's claim.
"More and more instead of it being a conversation between the two of us, it was me telling him things and my impression is that he was stunned, shocked, by the Des Frost allegations. I got the impression he knew nothing about it." - FORMER ITV JOURNALIST PADDY FRENCH
Child abuse inquiry 'may not have heard key evidence'






