Diane James – uneasy crown-wearer – another Brexit pointer

Diane James, the new UKIP leader, 20 Nov 1959, is certainly an intense, tough, no-compromiser with a Sun Mars in Scorpio square Uranus, though perhaps a touch overly impulsive and forceful. She’s evidently a good media performer which makes sense of a confident Jupiter Mercury in Sagittarius sextile Venus in charming Libra. But there’s a very steely backbone behind the smiles and a disinclination to adapt to others. Her heroes are, she claims, Maggie Thatcher, Churchill and Vladimir Putin.

UKIP, 3 Sept 1993, who should be delirious at having pushed for over the years and finally won a Brexit vote, look very uncertain and highly strung in 2016/17/18 – the tr Neptune square tr Saturn is hitting on their Virgo Sun at the moment; and in 17/18 tr Pluto will conjunct their Uranus Neptune in Capricorn. So not all going as they expect.

She’ll be a tricky fit with UKIP since her Sun Mars is conjunct the UKIP Pluto and square the UKIP Saturn; with her Pluto conjunct the UKIP Sun – so a real tussle with hostility emerging. The relationship chart has an explosive composite Mars Uranus in a simmering-dislike square to Saturn; and a control-freak composite Sun Pluto. Not easy at all and it may blow asunder come tr Uranus into Taurus in 2018/19 when it squares the composite Saturn and opposes Mars Uranus.

But for all that her win was announced (I think) at 1.30am on 16 September in Bournemouth with Jupiter exactly on the MC which has to bring some luck to her term; though it’s right on the Lunar Eclipse square Mars, so likely to be very argumentative.

Her own chart has tr Uranus opposition her Solar Arc Uranus and square her Solar Arc Mars in 2017/18/19 which will make for a bumpy ride. With a slipping, slithering, muddled and unsuccessful tr Neptune square her Mars/Saturn through 2017. She’ll be deeply frustrated with Theresa May and a thorn in her flesh with tr Pluto conjunct the composite Mars through 2017/18. Government policy and progress on Brexit may not meet with UKIP approval.