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Elon Musk turns out to be an alien wanting to get back home to Mars. His planet was wrecked by an earlier advanced civilisation on Earth. So that the catastrophe cannot be repeated, he develops a giant rocket ship with a dual purpose.

One is to get him back home.

The other is to deploy multiple nuclear warheads to reduce Earth to cinders.

Putin and Trump are revealed as drones under his control.

Musk’s plan is brought to nothing when in his exuberance he talks wildly about his plan before a public audience with the event relayed in real time on X.

Incarcerated, he reveals that the reason Mars was destroyed previously was because of an inbuilt design in Martians whereby they cannot help but vocalise their carefully designed plans.

Boris Johnson turns out after all to be a Russian asset.

He is exposed after a coded memo he writes promoting Christopher Pincher MP, is decoded. 

The memo shows that when he promoted Mr Pincher he knew the MP was subject to an investigation over sexual assault. It also shows that he lied to Parliament when he said he was not aware of the allegations and the investigation.

The giveaway though is that the memo is shown to be written in a code used by the Russian FSB.

Boris Johnson’s downfall is brought about by his unforced error in using that code, which he does in disregard for how it might reflect back on him and which he does to show off his dexterity and for the rush of playing with fire.

Boris Johnson’s motive is political. He dreams of resurrecting the Ottoman Empire but is gullible and falls for an obvious Russian ploy in which the FSB promise him £350 million a week indefinitely to support his political dream once he has extracted Britain from the European Union.

Johnson’s exit causes him to start to spill the beans, first by leaking a video of a partygate party at CCHQ then by leaking stories that imply his relationship with former Russian agents who might still in fact be active.

The stinger in the tail is when it turns out that Michael Gove is his handler.

A loose group of people with assets sunk into oil are firefighting to preserve their asset value because the world is turning green and they have no exit plan. They join together with their only plan to delay and discredit the green movement.

A team is detailed to discredit Prince Charles, heir to the throne of the United Kingdom because of his influential support for green energy and an end to pollution.

Their attack is via Harry and Meghan. They help to bring them together and they do small things to help the romance blossom. 

They see Harry as the entry point for their plan because of his resentment over the treatment and death of his mother, Princess Diana and because Meghan is mixed race, which adds confusion to the mix. 

None of what happens reflects well on Prince Charles or any of the Royal Family. The plan goes well until an employee of the loose group has an epiphany, fears for the planet and decides to expose the plot. The race is on between the employee and the rich and powerful trying to stop the employee. Friends turn out to be snakes in the grass, and supposed opponents prove their worth.