The central theme of the movie “The Obama Deception” is that the new President of the USA is a carefully crafted puppet, controlled by the highest levels of his administration, taking their orders from a shadowy, elitist international cabal known as the Bilderberg Group. Their goal is the creation of a ‘New World Order’, this week mentioned on the front pages of newspapers such as The Mail and The Telegraph here in the UK.

The intention of installing a one-world government could have seen this movie dismissed as just a conspiracy ‘theory’ from a bunch of crackpots – unfortunately events are moving so quickly now that the general public can see that ‘theory’ is fact . This documentary demonstrates that those behind Obama want to mislead the American people, and indeed the world, into accepting global slavery as the answer to the global economic collapse.

Am I the only person on the planet who until yesterday has not seen Midsomer Murders? Where have I been? At least I have not been in Midsomer, as no one is safe there. Midsomer is an area with many small villages where the residents seem to have murder in mind all the time. Perhaps the series has now finished after over a decade of murder and intrigue because everyone has either been murdered or arrested.

Only the pilot episode “The Killings at Badger’s Drift”, which aired on 23 March 1997, was available for review but it certainly kept us glued to the screen. We are introduced to DCI Thomas Barnaby (John Nettles-Bergerac) and his rather dim witted sergeant Gavin Troy (Daniel Casey) as they piece together the events that lead up to the murder of Emily Simpson, an elderly resident of the village of Badger’s Drift. Barnaby is a very calm and collected character.