Single to Westminster, via Berlin

The inventions of an audio technology genius record the memories and philosophies of Adolf Hitler. The taped voice, and all the signals from this special tape go straight into the subconscious memory and mind of a young street battler named Charlie Watson, active in Right-wing politics and activities, these opinions being inherited from his late father. Charlie changes his approach to politics, and becomes a mesmerising speaker, who stands for Parliament, and scores an astounding victory. After a 'Morals' scandal and a General Election, Charlie's party comes out with nine seats, and form a coalition with the Tories. The story tells of Charlie's passage from a street-fighter to the very bases of Power in Britain today, encompassing the 'Westminster expenses' scandal, a British version of 9/11, and his Party's actions in Europe. One theme behind 'Single to Westminster, via Berlin' is the battle against the encroaching powers of the European Union, as well as the power of the State against the individual.