Brexit Open Thread

by | Jun 20, 2016 | Articles | 61 comments

by James Corbett
corbettreport.com
June 20, 2016

Those were the good old days, the halcyon days, the days of one week ago when we could discuss the Brexit campaign as if it were a straightforward choice between the tyranny of the EU and…well, the tyranny of the UK, but tyranny on a smaller scale. And as we discussed last week, the momentum seemed to be firmly on the Brexit side.

That was before the grisly murder of Jo Cox, the pro-EU MP and “rising star” of the Labour party, at the hands of Thomas Mair, who (as we were dutifully told several hundred times over the weekend by the MSM) reportedly screamed “Britain first!” at the scene of the crime, and who gave the name “Death To Traitors, Freedom to Britain” in court. But for every story pointing out Mair’s history of mental illness and identifying the attack as the work of a clearly deranged mind, there are several thousand attempting to tie this crime to those crazy Brexit-ers and their dangerous nationalist ideology. As UKIP leader Nigel Farage concedes, the events of the last few days have taken the wind out of Brexit’s sails.

But don’t worry! Your vote almost certainly won’t count anyway! As mainstream media from Business Insider all the way to the good ol’ Big Brother Corporation are now reporting, the Brexit referendum is not legally binding and the pro-Remain MPs will almost certainly use their sizable majority in the House of Commons (454 to 147) to block any actual moves to leave the EU common market. (The irony here will likely be lost on all but those who realize that “national sovereignty” is no sovereignty at all.)

So what does all of this mean for the would-be Brexiters? Is there any chance at all that the Brexit campaign will actually be able to succeed in seceding from the EU superstate? And if not, is there any chance that the referendum will at least spark the fires of secession and decentralization in other parts of the world (like Texas)?

Let’s use this post as an open thread to keep up to date with the Brexit referendum news and to debate the best way forward for Brits who are concerned about freedom.

61 Comments

  1. “Norman Reddaway style spook might be in the background”

    http://freecriticalthinking.org/daily-pickings/1831-final-countdown

    “Most people will not know about Norman Reddaway. He was the spook who engineered the media during the (then ) EEC accession process under Heath. By some accounts he was virtually running the media, and engineered the dismissal of a number of anti EEC journalists in both the print and broadcast media.”

    More info on Reddaway is in Dave Barnby’s ‘The EU: A Corporatist Racket’

  2. Thanks for your participation, Jody. I do appreciate it. However, rather than copy/pasting links it would be more helpful if you could provide a brief description of what it is you’re linking to or at least a title or headline so people know what they’re clicking on and why. Thanks.

  3. I was horrified at Jo Cox’s murder, which I wouldn’t wish on anyone, but I agree that her image is being deified, and used to discredit Leave supporters.

    She was a vocal advocate for bombing Syria, and this article which she co-authored, calling for an invasion, was published in the Observer in November 2015, a few days before the Syria parliamentary debate. I wrote her a polite but angry letter about it at the time.

    https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/oct/11/british-forces-ethical-solution-syria-humanitarian-crisis

    The article was a rehash of one she had written for the Yorkshire Post a couple of months earlier:

    http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/opinion/jo-cox-syria-is-not-iraq-we-must-take-action-now-1-7453039

    People are donating money to the gofundme rememberance fund set up by Cox’s husband in her name without really knowing much about her or the charities receiving money in her name. The White Helmets appears to be a very sinister military propaganda operation, and Hope Not Hate, while laudably campaigning against racism, is a very politically-motivated trade union supported organisation.

    The fund at the time of writing amounts to almost £1 million, twice as high as it was when the Guardian published this article:

    https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jun/18/jo-cox-gofundme-royal-voluntary-service-hope-not-hate-white-helmets

    The musician Peter Gabriel, who was a friend of Jo Cox, wrote a eulogy that was being forwarded on social media. It included this very revealing statement:

    “Two years ago when she was thinking of trying to become an MP, she and I were amongst a small group of people invited by Ricken Patel and Avaaz to take part in an intense week’s leadership training led by Robert Gass.”

    Looking at these people and organisations, what they stand for and who funds them, is both revealing and disturbing. These are the forces behind the scenes that manipulate our aspiring politicians and well-known social campaigners – anyone who has power and influence and who is too gullible to realise what’s really going on.

  4. This article openly praises the EU as a stepping stone to world government. Not surprising that it was published in the Soros-funded openDemocracy UK.

    https://opendemocracy.net/uk/gilbert-ramsay/we-can-only-contemplate-leaving-eu-because-its-miracles-have-become-banal-brexit

    The author, a lecturer at St Andrew’s University, stereotypes Leave supporters as misty-eyed colonists longing for the return of the British Empire:

    “When Brexiters long for the days when Britain controlled ‘its own destiny’, they are really recalling an era when Britain controlled the destiny of numerous other countries and peoples by means of patently unfair trade undergirded by brute force.”

  5. This London commentator suggests Jo Cox killing may have been a psyop and makes a rough and ready case. After all, like the Orlando shooting, cui bono? is the key question In the case of Orlando, all established parties benefited – democrat and republican, trump and clinton (Paul Craig Roberts makes this case).

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD9bEGon-x8&feature=share

    I was leaning towards not voting on Thursday – I have moral issues with the institution of voting and have no more faith in UK sovereignty as I do in EU sovereignty- but as I’m increasingly convinced ‘they’ want us to vote remain I may get off my arse and vote ‘leave’, even as a generally left leaning person on state welfare.

    Also note that there is a precedent (according to video) for this kind of political murder in Sweden when population was threatening to leave the EU or some such.

  6. Once again, the Politians must be cornered and MADE to follow the Will of the People. Else, all is for naught.

  7. I resonate with your views VoltaicDude. Jo Cox’s CV reads like the Common Purpose trained and groomed globalist future leader that she was. Here are excerpts from her MP website:

    After university, Jo worked in Parliament for Joan Walley MP, helped to launch Britain in Europe, the pro-European campaign organisation, and then spent two years with Baroness Glenys Kinnock in Brussels.

    Jo then spent a decade working in a variety of roles with aid agency Oxfam, including head of policy, head of humanitarian campaigning based in New York and head of their European office in Brussels. Jo then went on to work closely with Sarah Brown to galvanise international action to stop mums and babies dying needlessly in pregnancy and childbirth.

    Jo was national chair of Labour Women’s Network for four years working with the board to encourage more women to enter public life. She is a patron of Mariella Frostrup’s GREAT Foundation and sat on the board of the Burma Campaign for many years. She has also advised the NSPCC and Save the Children on their UK activities.

    Immediately prior to standing for Parliament Jo was working with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and The Freedom Fund [backed by Clinton Global Iniative], a charity working to end the scourge of modern slavery. She was also in the process of launching UK Women, a new research institute dedicated to better understanding the views and needs of women in the UK.

    She was nominated in 2009 by the Davos World Economic Forum as a young global leader, and in 2012 received the DEVEX award for her contribution to international development.

    Among Jo’s parliamentary interests are foreign policy, international development, early years education and social isolation. She is also taking a keen interest in the northern economy and regional devolution and is a member of the Communities and Local Government select committee.

    Jo is co-chair of the Friends of Syria All Party Parliamentary Group and is an active member of parliamentary groups working on Palestine, devolution, Pakistan, Kashmir and Yorkshire’s regional economy.
    __________

    From the GoFundMe page where the current donations total £1,210,688 of £1.5M, the ‘humanitarian’ charities:

    In celebration and memory of Jo Cox, we are raising funds to support causes closest to her heart, chosen by her family:

    The Royal Voluntary Service, to support volunteers helping combat loneliness in Jo’s constituency, Batley and Spen in West Yorkshire.

    HOPE not hate [Soros NGO], “who seek to challenge and defeat the politics of hate and extremism within local communities across Britain.”

    The White Helmets [Soros created and funded by US, UK et al]: “volunteer search and rescue workers in Syria. Unarmed and neutral, these heroes have saved more than 51,000 lives from under the rubble and bring hope to the region.”

    Here is an excellent synthesis of information about the nefarious White Helmets by Vanessa Beeley:

    “Who are the White Helmets? This is a question that everyone should be asking themselves.

    “A hideous murder of a rising star in UK politics, Jo Cox MP, has just sent shock waves across the world. Within hours of her death, a special fund was established in her name to raise money for 3 causes. One of those causes is the Syrian White Helmets.

    “Are we seeing a cynical and obscene exploitation of Jo Cox’s murder to revive the flagging credibility of a US State Department & UK Foreign Office asset on the ground in Syria, created and sustained as first responders for the US and NATO Al Nusra/Al Qaeda forces?”

    Continue reading here: http://21stcenturywire.com/2016/06/21/who-are-the-syria-white-helmets/

    _______

    In January 2016 Jo Cox and Lord Paddy Ashdown demanded ‘help’ for Madaya from the UK and UN. “The letter includes a request that the prime minister to ready the RAF to start dropping food, should the need arise.” http://www.jocox.org.uk/2016/01/08/jo-cox-and-lord-ashdown-demand-madaya-help-from-uk-and-un/

    “The Truth About Madaya, Syria: Population Held Hostage by US-NATO Supported Terrorists” by Vanessa Beeley http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-truth-about-madaya-syria-population-held-hostage-by-us-nato-supported-terrorists/5500890

    Soros’ Agenda? Madaya Town Hype ‘Aimed at Derailing Syrian Peace Process’ http://sputniknews.com/middleeast/20160115/1033214663/syria-madaya-ngo-propaganda.html

    [NOTE: This comment far exceeds the 500 word comment limit. In future, please break such comments into multiple parts if necessary. -JC]

    • Oh dear, I do apologise for the lengthy post. It was my first time to comment as a member and was not aware of the 500 word limit which I will be most mindful of in future. Thank you for letting me know.

  8. Having myself lost a family member suddenly, tragically I was rather taken aback by how quickly – within an hour or 2 of Jo’s death being announced – Brendan Cox had released a wonderful tribute and had the GoFundMe account set up. The career paths of Jo and Brendan are remarkable in their parallel trajectories and work with NGOs.

    He Used to Work for Save The Children. Chief strategist Brendan Cox denied the allegations from women of inappropriate behaviour but quit in September 2015. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3298572/New-charity-scandal-Save-Children-executive-quits-women-s-complaints-inappropriate-behaviour.html

    Interestingly, his LinkedIn profile still says that he is Director of Policy and Advocacy at Save the Children. https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendan-cox-433b364

    “Prior to this he ran a global research project and published a series of reports analysing global development campaigns and looking at future trends and opportunities. The reports were based on numerous interviews with heads of state, civil society leaders, campaigners and academics. Between 2008 and 2010, Cox served as Special Advisor for Africa and International Development to the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Before that, he was Chief Executive of Crisis Action, a charity that works behind the scenes to address armed conflict and recently won the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship. He started his career in the aftermath of the civil war in the former Yugoslavia working with children affected by the conflict and has a long standing interest in refugee policy. In 2011 he was appointed a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum and in 2012 was selected as one of the top forty young leaders in international development by Devex.”

    He was Senior Press Officer for Oxfam [Jo also worked at Oxfam] and was former Press and Parliamentary Officer (DrugScope).

    He attended London School of Economics and Political Science, which Jo also attended.

    Brendan Cox, who was an adviser on international development to Gordon Brown. Jo Cox was advisor to Sarah Brown (the wife of former Prime Minister Gordon Brown), who was spearheading a campaign to prevent deaths in pregnancy and childbirth. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo_Cox

    When working as special advisor to PM Brown, Brendan was specifically tasked with working on the 1-Goal campaign, whose purpose was to ensure education for all children.

    He was the Executive Director of Crisis Action an organization with the purpose of preventing armed conflict around the world.

    “We are a catalyst and convenor of joint action whose work behind the scenes enables coalitions to work quickly and effectively,” the organization’s website reads. “As a coordinating body we seek no public profile or media spotlight; it is the voice of the coalition that matters.”

    “The organization expanded significantly during his time as director, according to Devex.”

    http://heavy.com/news/2016/06/jo-cox-husband-brendan-death-die-murder-family-kids-children-spouse-uk-british-politician-shot/
    ________
    The extent of how the death of Jo Cox has been politicised and exploited is way over the top. Hilary Clinton posted a tribute to Jo Cox within a day and Obama apparently called Brendan to give him his condolescenses. I now understand that there is a going to be a ‘global memorial’ today, Wednesday June 22, 2016: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/jo-cox-remembered-global-events-8252113

    Here are few more interesting bits from the wikipedia entry for Jo Cox which keeps changing, being updated:

    [Edited as this post far exceeds the 500 word comment limit. Interested parties can follow the link to go directly to the Wikipedia article -JC]

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jo_Cox

    In other words it appears that Jo Cox and her husband helped and continue to enable the current proxy war in Syria via their work and support of The White Helmets and other organisations.

    p.s. It’s my first time posting in here and I forgot to include the link to Jo Cox’s ‘about’ page from her MP website in my comment above. Here it is: http://www.jocox.org.uk/about-jo/

  9. Hmmm …

    “Friends, neighbours and former miners have joined calls to award the George Cross medal to the pensioner who tried to save Jo Cox.

    “Bernard Kenny, 77, was stabbed in the stomach as he went to the aid of the Labour MP, who was fatally stabbed and shot last Thursday.

    “Kenny arrived home on Monday afternoon under a police escort, having spent four nights in Leeds General Infirmary.” Cont’d https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jun/20/jo-cox-attack-calls-for-man-who-tried-to-save-mp-george-cross-bernard-kenny

    Comment — June 21, 2016

    “There’s one problem with the above report and it calls into question everything we’ve been told about Jo Cox’s murder. Bernard Kenny, the pensioner who allegedly intervened when Cox was attacked died in 2013.

    “Pictured below is a screenshot of his obituary in the Yorkshire Evening Post. His address listed as Oldfield Lane, Lower Wortley, is a few miles from scene of the attack on Jo Cox in Birstall.

    “So there can be little doubt that the Bernard Kenny referred to above is the same Bernard Kenny referred to in the obituary below. Meaning the story of the attack on Jo Cox is either a modern day miracle with Bernard Kenny rising from the dead to intervene? Or, more likely, a contrived fiction intended to swing the upcoming Brexit referendum. Ed.” http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=135119

    I also find it interesting that it is Jo Cox’s birthday today June 22nd and that Bernard Kenny shares this birthday. What are the chances?

  10. I have not voted for a long time but will vote leave for what it’s worth tomorrow. Bit sick to death of the whole Brexit campaign being hijacked by Farage/Johnson/Gove. A bit of light hearted truth for you all to enjoy below.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPWNh28AzRc

    • I’m so with you on being weary with the quite appalling circus acts all involved on all sides have been a party to. Thank you for sharing that video. Cheers!

  11. Earlier today Jean-Claude Juncker “repeated Brussels’ warning that a Brexit vote will not extract greater concessions from the EU in a bid to keep Britain in the bloc.” http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/682361/EU-referendum-Brussels-Jean-Claude-Juncker-David-Cameron-no-more-reform-Remain

    It’s my understanding that Cameron’s alleged ‘renegotiation deal’ that he petitioned the EU for in February this year was mostly hot air in any event. “Introducing Cameron’s EU red card will have limited impact” https://www.theguardian.com/world/datablog/2016/feb/10/introducing-camerons-eu-red-card-limited-impact

  12. Whatever the outcome of the referendum the U.K. will still be a ‘member state’ of the EU until Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty is activated. http://www.lisbon-treaty.org/wcm/the-lisbon-treaty/treaty-on-European-union-and-comments/title-6-final-provisions/137-article-50.html

    If the EU leaders “wake up Friday morning with the unprecedented reality of a member state quitting the club, they will have to react quickly to contain markets instability and political uncertainty, as well as to prepare the first steps of the divorce process.” https://euobserver.com/uk-referendum/133891

    Let the cards fall where they may, hopefully against the status quo. Either way it will be a battle but a worthy one in my opinion for we the people, in the end.

    • Here’s an article from two blokes at the London School of Economics interestingly:

      The seven days of Brexit: how a Leave government could bypass Article 50

      “Most agree that leaving the EU would entail a negotiating period of at least two years, as set out in Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union. But, argue Frank Vibert and Gunnar Beck, this is not a certainty. If a Brexit vote – combined with a Commons majority in favour of Leave – were deemed to constitute ‘a fundamental change of circumstances’ under the UN’s Vienna convention on the Law of Treaties, Britain could leave the EU immediately. They set out a timetable that would see Britain leave the EU within a week.”

      Cont’d: http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/brexitvote/2016/06/15/the-seven-days-of-brexit-how-a-leave-government-could-bypass-article-50/

  13. Do we think that the gofundme (etc) campaigns are partly fake? It’s common when “passing the hat” for tips to put money in the hat so others are more likely to toss money in, as well. So are tptsb setting up the gofundme campaigns and putting the first several $10ks as payment, enticing the hoi palloi to continue? Or do you think that all the money is from their handlers? Or none of the above?

  14. Brexit Referendum day – timetable

     Polls will be open from 8am-11pm CEST (7am to 10pm BST) on Thursday, 23 June.
     It is illegal to publish any opinion/exit polls during the day as long as polls are open for people
    to vote. Exit polls are allowed to be published as soon as the polling stations are closed.
     YouGov and Sky News have announced that they will publish ‘on the day’ polls at 11pm CEST. These polls turned out quite accurate for the Scottish independence vote, and depending on the outcome (i.e. polls showing a clear majority to one of the sides) this could trigger a significant market reaction.
     Moreover, Britain’s hedge fund industry is commissioning private exit polls to get an early warning of the result. Electoral Commission rules allow exit polls on the day of a referendum so long as they are not published until polls close at 11pm CEST.
     When polls are closed, local results will be declared as the counts are completed. The bulk of the results should be in somewhere between 3am-5am CEST (2am-4am BST) on Friday morning, depending on how quickly the votes are counted and how close the results are running.
     The BBC estimates that it should be possible to make a projection of the result some time around 5am CEST on Friday, 24 June
     The Electoral Commission, which is in charge of overseeing the referendum, estimates the final result will be announced at ‘breakfast time’ on Friday, 24 June.

    http://www.investorvillage.com/uploads/7108/files/DanskeResearch_BrexitMonitor_No9_ReferendumDayIsNear_Timetable_6-22-16.pdf

    • Thanks for this. If there are any Brits who want to keep us updated as the voting machines reveal their (pre-programmed) “results” it would be appreciated.

      • I’m sure you already know this but for the benefit of any of your readers that don’t; voting in the U.K. is still a case of drawing an x in the appropriate box on a slip of paper and dropping that slip of paper into a locked box. These locked boxes are then taken to central counting halls and counted by hand.
        Most of the suspicious activity here seems to involve the postal votes. This is where, if you do not want to vote “in person” on the day of the election, you can have your ballot paper delivered to your home address in advance and then post in your vote.

  15. Just received via email:

    “I just returned from voting leave. I took my own pen as the polling station only provides pencils. Oddly vote remain was the top box despite alphabetical order. It really feels like my vote was for nothing but I tried, fingers crossed.”

  16. Apparently there are two men in West Yorkshire named David Kenny, and both of them have a wife named Doreen. One of them has been dead for three years, a fact that sent some truth-seekers careening down the wrong rabbit hole, until they learned their mistake (per the update to this post): http://www.veteranstoday.com/2016/06/21/busted-jo-cox-murder-is-completely-fraudulent-and-faked

    A Sonarz.com columnist named Jon Scales dares to say the unthinkable about Jo’s family–that they are not mourning–in these two essays: http://sonarz.com/was-jo-coxs-murder-a-conspiracy-we-think-so-and-heres-why and http://sonarz.com/still-think-jo-cox-is-dead-watch-this.

    In the second piece, a photo zooms in on a Muslim “woman” in a burka paying respects to Jo’s family.

  17. So, it’s not official yet but it looks like Britain voted Brexit. Eager to hear reaction/analysis/insight from any Europeans in the crowd here.

    • Yep looks like they did it, 52% to exit with Scotland and Ireland voting to remain so that might turn interesting. The markets are going crazy as the globalist banksters chuck a tanty but will settle down in a few day I suspect. Or it could be just the catalyst they need for the ‘real’ GFC? The pound is down about 10% against the USD, the lowest it’s been since 1985. Well done England, let’s see what happens now. 🙂

  18. The controllers get what they want – Brexit is what they want – interesting…

  19. To be honest the whole thing was a catch 22 situation, the EU is anti democratic but Britain can’t really stand alone, with no national industries other than finance and would just end up latching on to the US anyway or just become completely irrelevant. A British ‘Leave’ isn’t about rebelling against the Establishment ala Cuba; we have a right wing Tory government, we’re not about to re kindle national industries and invest in social growth; the Tories are all about big business and slashing welfare. My main concern is that the people behind the Leave campaign were the face of British xenophobia, the far right parties like the BNP and UKIP, and with the help of trashy tabloid coverage like The Sun and The Daily Mail drove fear of immigrants and racism into the minds of the populace. I know because I live here and have been following the news coverage. The ultra elite Zac Goldsmith is my local MP (married to a Rothschild and son of notorious James Goldsmith) and he campaigned for Leave (like his father who had ties to UKIP). So ‘Leave’ has a rather ugly army of campaigners here. True, particularly in places like London, immigration is at an all time high, and this drives down wages and creates pressure on housing, BUT immigrants are the economic motor of the city contributing taxes and consuming locally. Small businesses wouldn’t be able to pay higher wages once the workforce leaves and all the extra taxes and tariffs that would come with Brexit, and therefore would probably close (like the ones that my partner and I work for) and there would be less jobs, and big corporations would become evermore monopolistic. I am not Pro EU or any other massive governmental block, but I am pro freedom of movement (of peoples and things) and voting to close borders goes against this ideology. I am an immigrant, so is my family we always have been, such is the human spirit. Brexit won for all the wrong reasons here, the sort of reasons that Nigel Farage, Marine Le Pen & co become powerful. Living in London with an Italian partner, dependent on our jobs at small businesses that trade with Europe, I am sad and concerned about the result. Had it been because most people think like you Corbett, and truly voted because of sound economic, political and philosophical reasons I would think there is hope, and possibly a plan, and that this was a ‘stick it to the man’ anti establishment vote of confidence. But British racism and the far right is on the rise, and that is what won yesterday.

    • Yep we have been told for so long thayt we can’t stand without support that many believe it.

      Both sides used fear and both had extremist elements.

      Both sides howeever were normal people following their belief and as such should not be tainted by false association to extremist groups.

      Unfortunately the above response is exactly what I have witnessed over the entire campaign.

      The line ‘Brexit won for all the wrong reasons’ is just nonsence. Brexit won becasue thats what people voted for. This whether you like it or not is thew will of the biggest voting turnout for Decades.

      Yep the people of the ‘United Kingdom?’ No longer want to worship at the Temple of the Great God Europe.

      I did not vote. I do not play that game.

      I am an impartial observer.

      I have no vested intrest.

      • you raise a fair point about false associations, and I know that there are many people that aren’t part of the BNP or UKIP (which are far right groups) that voted Leave; as there are many people who voted Remain that aren’t globalists or europhiles that worship the Great God Europe. However, the campaign for Leave was mainly run on fear of other people and pushed by the BNP (who frequently visit London street markets to film minorities and hark on about how white England is being overrun) and UKIP. One could think that Trump in the US is a revolutionary “eff you”, but one could also see that what he says points in a certain direction and is tapping into peoples fear of others. Here, there is an ongoing climate of intolerance that is spouted by the media, either towards immigration (particularly of Eastern European descent) or Islamophobia, and it seems to be gaining steam. If Leave was about democracy and empowering the British people by getting rid of an undemocratic ruling government and using the money it costs to maintain it for something actually beneficial for society, then we should hold a referendum on the Royal family and the house of Lords. That would be coherent. I like to think of myself as impartial too, and I thought long and hard about both sides of the argument. I try not to buy into things or take things for granted, as I’m sure many other people (particularly in this forum) do. However, although I would prefer not to ‘play games’, these are things that have a real effect on our daily lives, and as such felt the need to participate in some way. I don’t like Cameron, or any political party for that matter and ideologically would feel more inclined towards Anarchy, as essentially freedom is what everyone wants for their lives. I feel that closing borders to ‘make Britain Great again’ is a step away from this, as would be, for example, building a massive wall on the border in Mexico.

        • I generally agree that the right vote came for the wrong reasons.

          Although it is not good for my short term financial position either, I voted Leave simply to rid us (hopefully) of one more level of power structure – especially such a totalitarian one as the EU is.

          My thinking is that a once in a life time vote is not about current, personal situations, but about what kind of country/structures my future and children will have to endure.

  20. Looking at the reaction on the markets: pound down, euro down, dollar up, I’d have to say the leave vote could benefit the EU as a whole to the detriment on the US (whose dollars are getting more expensive and hence put even more deflationary pressures on the Fed). On the other hand, it will be easier for UK businesses to trade internationally as the pound fell significantly.

    This is no more than another battle in the currency devaluation wars that flame around the globe and while it is paradoxical, UK leaving the EU benefits both EU and UK.

    In the end it still resorts to money, budget balancing and deficit spending. One has to have weak currencies to be competitive and preserve social stability or the status quo.

    So, could this have been the intended goal all along with the far-right being used as a false cover ? Sounds familiar …

    • Not to sound alarmist and I apologize if this has already been covered but does this help to start a bigger hot war, i.e “Look, the EU did keep world wars in check – now look what’s happened!!” James did mention a lead to further mechanisms of control following, just wondering about thoughts on the interim big hot war scenario.

  21. I was elated when I first heard the news that Leave had won. I knew that I would have to temper my glee, as I live in Scotland and most people here love the EU. But the sheer extent of the gloom has started to make me feel miserable. Nearly everyone I know is acting as if the sky is falling in.

    I think there is too much dependency on EU grants (which are paid for with this outrageous flat rate minimum 15% VAT – you pay the same whether you’re homeless or a billionaire). And the campaign’s focus on immigration ignores some of the real problems that many people have been suffering since the recession. The educated classes are simply dismissing many of these issues, and it’s come back and bit them on the bum.

  22. The Good News:

    DOW JONES IND. Down -610.32, settling to 17,400.75 at close.
    GOLD soared to nearly $1360.00 per Oz, and is now at $1315.60.
    All due, to theVote!

    The Not So Good News:

    “Despite the Vote, the Odds Are Against Britain Leaving the EU.
    The British people should not be so naive as to think that their vote settles
    the matter. The fight has only begun.”

    Consider this Article by Dr. Paul Craig Roberts
    —PhD Economics, University of Oxford

    http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2016/06/24/despite-the-vote-the-odds-are-against-britain-leaving-the-eu-paul-craig-roberts/

  23. Greetings James,

    In regards to your query dated 06/20/2016 at 8:03 PM,
    “Also, does anyone have a good article or info with details about this?”

    I only just started my Search, but I did find the link below. You have probably already reviewed it, but at the same time I am not surprised to learn that the Mossad is implicated in the article. Still looking for more information .

    The Strange Death of Anna Lindh

    http://hugequestions.com/Eric/TFC/by_Bollyn_Lindh-murder.htm

  24. The referendum is there to break up the UK which rose under Elizabeth Tudor and will recede with Elizabeth Windsor. Ireland will become one country again and Scotland independent. England and Wales will turn into a kind of Switzerland protecting London. Only the London hub is important.

    Just one scenario…

    Look at Quigley – the people are always being played and this is a classic example. Whatever it is that you hold dear to heart that is what will be played and preyed upon. You can’t fight manipulation when you can’t see it or it’s end goal. In this case what could be more cabal-istic than to use UKIP to break up the UK. Just as that ‘Greatest of all Britons’ Churchill, presided over the fall of the Empire whilst apparently doing all he could to preserve it.

    By the way the ‘Great’ in Great Britain refers to the fact that it is the largest island. That’s all.

  25. One more thing – with the internet it is no longer necessary to have large power blocks to run the world. The world is already run globally. EU or no EU, it doesn’t matter. UK or no UK – who cares. They are just games for the play pen.

  26. I just don’t get it. How can people be so happy about Brexit, when interpreting it as a step towards indepence? Nothing has changed. Well, there is now the opportunity for reforms. But the next steps will be: new treaties with UK, efficiency in burocracy, russia into the boat (Eurasia). Sad story! But the big state, i.e. the new world order is now nearer then before.
    Hope? Yes indeed, I think there is a small opportunity to go on with collectivism, but not so many are ready to go this way…

    • Shame you cannot see it.

      HGope has dawned again after many years absence from most of the Westernised World.

      Last week most people were abosulutly convienced that they had no power and could do nothing against the march towards Globalism.

      The World has taken notice. The Whole World.

      The Elite seriously underestimate the U.K. They believed that we had been tamed by Fear. Although this is more True of the Younger Generation the use of political fear on the U.K. was far less effective than they believed.

      All arround the People that wish to change the planneed direction are felling empowered by what was achieved Britons.

      Unfortunately many still believe they can do nothing an nothing has change as you comment clear demonstrates. Will further events of this nature help?

      Yes of course the Elite will work hard to set things back to their righteous path. But this is work they had not planned for at the very least it is a major inconvenience, more likely is that it will cause them a casade of head aches. And posibly, just maybe it could derail their train entirely.

      Much work still needs to be done to gain independance, not from Europe, from the Elite.

      This however is a Major Event and should be Heraldeed rather than talked down.

      People do have power. This is now demonstrated. People have noticed.

      • I wish you were right. But as a Swiss I am not quite sure about the consequences. I understand the happiness and the celebration after this victory, but this victory will in my view not necessarily lead to the abolishment of the EU super state. Anyway it brings a fresh breeze and that could lead indeed to an storm.
        But, on the other hand I have this strange feeling that it was not so unexpected, as you would think.
        (I apologize for my English.)

    • Thanks for that. I find it astonishing that so many expected the vote to be rigged in favor of remain but when the leave vote won it meant there was no rigging – except the idea that the leave vote was even bigger – and no more questioning. It shows how many alt. sites are just joining in the dialectic and not thinking any further. Most of them.

  27. Five Levels of Brexit

    Level one, the really basic level, is as provided by the mainstream media. Level one stories never bare up well to scrutiny, but that’s not too surprising because mainstream propaganda is around 80% complete bollocks. This is the default pattern for most news, especially false flag terrorism, and “unexpected” outcome stories.

    In this case the level one story is that the confused and racist population of England has made a horrible mistake by voting against the EU, and that will plunge the world back into the dark ages. And that this “insane” final vote was all a complete surprise.

    Level two is more popular in the mainstream “alternative” media, and says that trade agreements, from the EU to the TPPA are complete con-jobs, designed to make corporations and politicians richer, while screwing the sheeple. So voting against the EU was a real protest vote, fuck the man, we’re not going to take it anymore. There is some truth to this and I like the sentiment, but I suspect that there are still several higher levels.

    Level three stems from the idea that the NWO has an ultimate goal of one world government. Previously they were attempting this through collecting groups of countries into unions and trade zones. But this hasn’t been going entirely to plan, and Plan B is to instead split these groups into smaller weaker sub units.

    Once England pulls out of the EU, many other countries are likely to follow suit. Divide and conquer. No more big European block.

    Meanwhile the United States could also be split up through civil war, triggered by a totally corrupt and incompetent puppet “president” (either $hillary or chump could fill this roll with ease). A confused America would assist with bringing in the ultimate aim of a one world government.

    Another alternative is that $hillary either goes on to have another stroke, or gets taken down through legal action at the last moment, and has to be replaced by Bernie Sanders – who is widely seen as the legitimate , popular, and deserving candidate (who just happens to have Zionist connections). And while appearing to be acting as president, Sanders could continue to undermine America, just as Obama has been doing.

    Level four includes understanding that all this voting is an illusion – the NWO control the outcome of all referendums and elections. The trick is to make the outcomes look like surprises. In this case, the desired outcome was put in place as planned, and was not a surprise to the NWO. They sold their UK assets the week before and will now be able to buy them back a lot cheaper, making a quick extra few trillion, as a handy bonus.

    Level five might include a whole new angle that not only overrides some of what I have just said, but is also over my head at this point… Multi level stories are like that. So is this a sign that the NWO order have just lost a battle or successfully pulled off another spin job? – I don’t know, I hope they have just lost a bit of grip, but the NWO should never be underestimated!

    http://www.frot.co.nz/design/sift/a-hypothesis-about-brexit/

  28. I posted this in Brexit : What Does it Mean …. but I think it belongs here…. So excuse the double post.

    I am always turning over rocks to see what is on the other side (what is the hidden agenda).
    When I heard the results of the vote, my stomach sank. I felt like this was the feather before the sledgehammer hits.

    There is some interesting analysis in this article:
    http://redefininggod.com/2016/06/globalist-agenda-watch-2015-update-13-why-the-globalists-are-demolishing-the-eu-what-its-replacement-will-look-like/

    Basically that the globalists are going to break down super-states into smaller bite-size chunks and bring them under the UN’s boot.

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