Bernie Spofforth, who never intended to become a political dissident, details a profound shift in global power structures following her arrest and subsequent public vilification over a social media post. This investigation examines the money, legislation, institutions, and global frameworks that Spofforth argues are reshaping modern life beyond the control of ordinary voters.

Written in plain English, this book combines deep research with wit and anger to explore critical contemporary issues.

• Tracing the flow of money and legislation impacting daily life.
• Analysis of digital identity systems and censorship mechanisms.
• Examination of Net Zero policies and economic control measures.
• Argument that power has moved from democratic accountability to unelected networks, international institutions, NGOs, and corporate alliances.

The book poses a disturbing central question: What if the biggest lie of our age isn’t what’s happening, but the belief that you still control it?

• Author: Bernie Spofforth
• Binding: Paperback
• Publisher: Fisher King Publishing
• Language: English
• Print Length: 461 pages
• Publication Date: June 23, 2026
• ISBN-10: 1918396000
• ISBN-13: 978-1918396003
• Dimensions: 14.81 x 2.64 x 21.01 cm
• Weight: 606 g

For professionals and readers interested in governance, accountability, and the shifting landscape of modern power, this book offers an essential, research-driven investigation.