Re: Brexit wins, UK to leave the EU
Joe said:
Not inappropriate TC, I just didn't remember that little detail. Thanks! As regards Brexit and "their plans", it seems to me that the Anglo-American 'establishment' organized this vote as a way to threaten the EU 'central powers' - in particular the Germans and French - about going too far in the direction of an 'Eastern alliance' (Russia/China). The implied threat being that we can take down your little EU superstate and then where will you be. We can turn the clock back to 'feudal' Europe with individual nations, potentially at odds with each other, which are, naturally, much more easily controlled than a collective of EU states under the control of relatively few people. Anyway, that's just my take. We'll have to wait and see where this one actually goes.
I was away for 2 days and just started catching up on all this - my impression is that indeed we have to wait and see, there are just too many possibilities and scenarios as to what's going on behind the scenes.
Here are a few thoughts/observations:
- the mass media created a huge propaganda campaign before and after the vote, which was furiously in favor of "remain", and which now portrays those who voted to leave as downright morons, fascists, "uneducated" etc., and there is some resentment towards the Brit which is spread in the media. Everyone I talked to so far adopted this "mainstream narrative". I don't know, but I think this might be a clue that the US was against a Brexit? After all, the transatlanticists are firmly in control of the European media and this is one of their main weapons to influence European politics. Which brings me to:
- as Heather said, infighting at the top is a possibility, and I think maybe we shouldn't think of these "higher circles" as a "homogenous power center", especially now that times are getting rough. It might well be that numerous plans, double-crosses etc. are going on behind the scenes as the psychos and their various factions are getting more desperate. Some might even have "gone rogue" if they suspect that their best bet is to abandon the current "empire establishment" and seek new opportunities/allegiances in a world where power is shifting.
- needless to say, it's an illusion to think that this vote will have positive effects on the average British citizen - whether the PTB planned this thing or not, whether they were surprised by it or not and whether there is a lot of infighting going on or not, we are still living in a pathocracy - and nothing will change that. They WILL use this outcome to further their various agendas, to suck even more out of the average guys etc. Of course, this vote is symbolic for the deep dissatisfaction that people feel towards the establishment...
- as Niall said in his article, nothing is set in stone - now the Eurocrats are
saying it may take up to 10 years for Britain to exit the EU! So it seems a lot of water will run down the river Thamse until all this has legal ramifications...
As I said, I'm just catching up with the myriad (and confusing) news, so I really don't know - just a few thoughts.