Crowns, Towers & Lightning Bolts: the 2020 US Elections & the October Surprise

The much-touted 2020 Presidential race is on its last lap the US and with just days to go, I thought it time to see how the astrology squared up with the messages that came through in the geomancy forecast I recently did on YouTube. To avoid this post getting too long or becoming overwhelming, I…

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Brexit: Is the UK really in danger of breaking up?

A lot has happened in British politics in the last month. As Mercury turned retrograde for the last three weeks of March, things seesawed back and forth, catapaulting Parliament from one shambles into another, with the Prime Minister and the House of Commons vying for control over the Brexit process. Now, as the UK hurtles towards…

Brexit: the Next Episode

What's the likely outcome of Mercury's next plot twist in the Brexit saga? A lot has happened in British politics since my last blog post just a week or two ago. Not only has Libran, Theresa May, backed down from her rather hardline stance at the beginning of last week, to be replaced by a…

Brexit Vote: Next Steps

Theresa May lost last night's Brexit deal vote. But being the tough Saturn in Scorpio 'difficult woman' that she is, she's not giving up. Between now and the deadline of 31 March, MP's will now be subjected to an increasing number of pincer movements by the government as the UK prime minister attempts to force…

Brexit: Deal or No Deal?

A lot can happen in two years, and my goodness, there have been so many twists in this particular tale since that historic (and controversial) vote back in June 2016. In the last week, though, things have seriously ramped up, both for the UK and its current prime minister, as the March 31 deadline rapidly…

To Brexit or not to Brexit, that is question…

In less than 10 days, the UK population will go the polls to decide whether or not they want to be a part of the European Union or not. This is a fairly landmark vote, and one that has massive implications, not only for the fate of Britain, but also potentially for the rest of…