The word Prom in North America refers to an important high school dance at the end of each school year, but proms has a very different meaning on the other side of the Atlantic. The Henry Wood Promenade Concerts (better referred to simply as, the Proms) are held over an eight-week period each summer, but controversy was stirred up regarding the BBC Proms this past September over the British patriotic anthem, Rule Britannia. Why? There is more to this story than meets the eye, and the implications go far beyond the British Isles and touch every living person on planet earth. What is it that virtually everyone is missing? What is the real story behind Rule Britannia that you will not read in your daily papers? My friends, you need to know!

On today’s Tomorrow’s World program, I’ll explain what this controversy is all about, and what it means for you, no matter where you live. And I’ll also be offering you a free DVD titled: “The Rise and Fall of Britain and America,” so be sure to have writing material available to take down contact information to order this free resource. I’ll be right back, so stay tuned.