Greenbelt is a prominent liberal Christian event that began as a music festival in 1974 and has since morphed into an all-inclusive festival of faith, art, and music. Most of the talks at Greenbelt focus on the role of the church in modern society and how it should act.

Jayaraj, who worked on numerous international assignments, including the Climate Resilience plan for the UK's Department for International Development (DFID), called Welby a "brand ambassador of the climate crisis movement," observing that contrary's to the archbishop's claims, "India's agricultural output is at an all-time record high."

This foible, in his otherwise flawless character, makes him the note-perfect candidate for "treasons, stratagems, and spoils," i.e. for buggering up Brexit and screwing up democracy.

The Archbishop of Canterbury -- a fawning Europhile and fervid Remainer -- is now plotting feverishly to subvert Brexit and veto the democratic will of the people as expressed in the 2016 referendum.

CITIZEN'S ASSEMBLY

The assembly would be convened next month, according to The Times. Last night Lambeth Palace did not deny the claims.

'I generally don't criticise the Archbishop but he shouldn't allow himself to be tempted into what is essentially a very political issue right now,' said Mr Duncan Smith.

'This assembly is designed to destabilise Boris Johnson's position'.

Welby is said to be liaising with a cross-party group of senior MPs over a series of public meetings.