Bøger af William Tell

A story of hope and survival against the odds that challenged the mind, body and spirit. The book links seamlessly with 'Downing Street Species' book by the author and presents an amazing story of unique life and near death events. From Liverpool dockland on to 10 and 11 Downing Street and across the globe it describes unbelievable but true life episodes of psychic mystery witnessed by many, including those in high places. It relates his survival against the odds, his psychic discoveries and healing abilities, which amazed him as much as the many people it touched. William met and tried to influence three British Prime Ministers but they were not for turning. William's older brother drowned in a canal before he and his twin brother Tom were born some weeks later. William was destined to save four people from drowning in four separate events in his lifetime. He later prepared for and survived the first of many life challenges on a dark Friday 13th 1992 in the Lake District. William believes that we all have a life mission and that is to make a positive difference in people's lives. That belief drove him forward.

The book describes a journey into the habitats of species MP with unique insight into the UK political world. We are all species, but it seems that many of the 650 Westminster MPs have evolved a unique DNA. This seeks to secure their lifestyle protection and survival. The author met three Prime Ministers and two Chancellors of The Exchequer but was not impressed. In Liverpool the BBC asked him to do a film interview on what he would do if he was Prime Minister. He could have become a Labour Party MP but declined that invitation. His experiences started with a request to present to New Labour HQ on how to mobilise the 360,000 party members to win the General Election. Those experiences as unpaid strategy adviser and many more provide a unique insight into the powerbroker species. Cherie Blair/Booth wrote in her book to Bill my email friend. Cherie who laughed at his jokes was a conduit by email into No 10, but Prime Minister Blair was not for turning on Iraq, MP standards, economic management and other issues. The author presents to all people and emerging democracies a proposed blueprint for achieving political and democratic excellence.