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EU and US
Does the US really really want the EU to succeed? Or does it just say that it does? Is the US really broken up over Brexit? Brexit benefits the US. Maybe the US wants to hem in Europe with Great Britain as it hems in Asia with Japan. Why would the US want a competitor…
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Brexit and Political Capital
I’m coming here today to solve a problem for Great Britain. Okay, you say, who does this jackass American think he is butting into our affairs, thinking he can solve a problem that he thinks we can’t solve? And who asked him anyway? And why does he give a shit – excuse me, sheit…
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The Nazi Menace
So returns the conquered, a headless Theresa May, flat on her back, still and stiff upon her shield, a sheaf of papers in her curled, livid hand proclaiming slavery in our time. Her executioner, Donald Tusk, dressed in grim Nazi gray, arms akimbo, legs spread wide across the channel, sniffs contemptuously. The enemy bears down…
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Brexit and Dignity
So what we have today in Great Britain is a classic case of domestic violence. For a long time now, the working class in Great Britain has suffered. They have been punched in the face again and again. The bruises are clearly in plain sight now. Sunglasses won’t camouflage this beating anymore. The political class,…
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Brexit Exit
What the British can do and must do is use this Brexit mess as an opportunity to reform Brussels. That’s where the smart money lies. There is a brilliant opening to do so. It works as simple as this: Dear EU, We the British would really prefer to stay, but we want a revised governmental…
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Brexit Requires Courage
It is clear that this Brexit deal was badly managed. But what else could you expect from a duplicitous leader, a puppet of corporate interests, not to mention the Rothschilds, who never wanted the UK to leave anyway? The prime minister slow-walked Brexit and then came up with a deal that is of course worse than…
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Pain, Brexit, Reality
I hate pain because it tells me that something is wrong. I’d much rather live in pain than do something about it. Inertia is a powerful force. Pain ruins my day. Pain means I have to take time off and fix it. I don’t want to take time off. I want my life to be the same. I’ve…
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Chequers and Chess
There is an alternative to the Chequers plan, you know. Britain can negotiate a new European Union. The problem was never that a EU was not a great idea but that this EU was a terrible idea. Of course, it was. It was devised by greedy elites for greedy elites. Given that, Britain can exit…
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Brexit and You
Maybe if you live in the United States, Brexit is not a big deal for you. Is it a big deal, however, for what it reveals about our “leaders.” Almost two years ago, the people of Great Britain voted to leave the European Union. By all accounts it was a fair referendum. Generally speaking, people…
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Why We Lose
Have you ever wondered why we the regular people usually lose? We lose because a) so many of us don’t care, b) we aren’t organized, c) we underestimate our opponents, but mainly d) we are always reacting to what the elites are doing. Let’s take Brexit as an example. The LEAVE camp won the referendum…
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