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Brexit Movie - Other side of what MSM, government and big banks are recommending.

newy777newy777 Posts: 89
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The UK really needs to fight for democracy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTMxfAkxfQ0
Highly regarded economist Bernard Connolly says it well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4DKKOlsJeE
A fight against crony capitalism

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  • rssesqrssesq Posts: 3,299
    The Rothschilds are fighting it tooth and nail. It is much easier to control 1 country than 191 countries.
  • tempo_n_groovetempo_n_groove Posts: 40,355
    Rothschild's are biiiiiiiiig money.
  • newy777newy777 Posts: 89
    Sadly the media paints a picture of ´leave` being anti immigrant. It is about democracy. The human condition responds favourably to democracy. When people don´t have a say it causes divides in the form of extreme groups. A political and monetary union in Europe is simply immoral. Countries with their own sovereignty will always create a more stable and peaceful world. Regulation can be aimed at best serving their citizens.There is natural maintenance of respect for other countries because people are proud to represent their own country. Finally, the monetary union will lead to continued imbalance in the share of which countries contribute to this unsustainable system. Britain will be much better off but it also may help the process in restoring sovereignty to the impoverished fringe nations that are trapped in a system that is not set up in their interests at all. This is my honest understanding and it differs from the cliche of staying together for the ´greater good`. They are empty words. To make a change in Europe it will require a big change which includes the restoration of democracy to start with. Good luck Brits and Europeans.
  • SpagsSpags Posts: 3,035
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    Nature drunk and High
  • newy777newy777 Posts: 89
    Spags said:

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    I think what matters here is that Britain will be better of under their own governance and put the fight for democracy ahead of more negative consequences of the EU like the migrant crisis. The EU has turned europe into a disaster and people from all countries have lost their own sense of pride and with no say in how things are, they are trapped in a system that only suits the elite, big corporations and unelected and unaccountable politicians that think they now what is best for everyone else. This is causing the rise in extreme groups and that will only intensify. I think the british people are starting to wake up to what is going on. In general most information from media, government and big bank econmists is pro europe. It´s incredibly hard to filter out the scare tactics for example the ´ 10yr to UK US trade deal`. Australia managed trade deals under 2 yrs. People need to respect eachothers cultural and currency differences and work towards a better sustainable europe where democracy is the driver, not a quasi dictatorship where the only outcome is an increasingly impoverished population drowning in debt and tied by an economic and polical union that has no moral justification. No-one knows of the immediate adverse impacts in the market however we should regard the positive impacts of people having a say in how they are governed much more paramount. Look at Greece and see what is in their future unless they can break free too.With a properly valued currency they will be able to be competitive and build up their country again. With a hopeful and proud psychology they will feel obliged to do there best once again. The EU is a disaster for them as they are trapped in perpetuity. This is the same for all other EU members. I care very much about the future of Europe and it´s people. We need to be honest and say things aren´t working how it is. No easy way forward here and GL
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMwvWHLRrpE
  • SpagsSpags Posts: 3,035
    The 'leave' campaign have such convincing videos - why would any sane person ever vote to stay...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIEt_tZCHbM&feature=youtu.be
    Nature drunk and High
  • rssesqrssesq Posts: 3,299
    23-6-2016
    Happy INDEPENDENCE DAY Brits.
  • SpagsSpags Posts: 3,035
    I know, right? I'm still chuckling away at Boris from last night...its tomorrow tho
    Nature drunk and High
  • rssesqrssesq Posts: 3,299
    Brilliant. Good job Brits. Next up, the Dutch. I so miss the Guilder.
    rssesq said:

    23-6-2016
    Happy INDEPENDENCE DAY Brits.

  • jnimhaoileoinjnimhaoileoin Posts: 2,682
    edited June 2016
    newy777 said:

    Spags said:

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    I think what matters here is that Britain will be better of under their own governance and put the fight for democracy ahead of more negative consequences of the EU like the migrant crisis. The EU has turned europe into a disaster and people from all countries have lost their own sense of pride and with no say in how things are, they are trapped in a system that only suits the elite, big corporations and unelected and unaccountable politicians that think they now what is best for everyone else. This is causing the rise in extreme groups and that will only intensify. I think the british people are starting to wake up to what is going on. In general most information from media, government and big bank econmists is pro europe. It´s incredibly hard to filter out the scare tactics for example the ´ 10yr to UK US trade deal`. Australia managed trade deals under 2 yrs. People need to respect eachothers cultural and currency differences and work towards a better sustainable europe where democracy is the driver, not a quasi dictatorship where the only outcome is an increasingly impoverished population drowning in debt and tied by an economic and polical union that has no moral justification. No-one knows of the immediate adverse impacts in the market however we should regard the positive impacts of people having a say in how they are governed much more paramount. Look at Greece and see what is in their future unless they can break free too.With a properly valued currency they will be able to be competitive and build up their country again. With a hopeful and proud psychology they will feel obliged to do there best once again. The EU is a disaster for them as they are trapped in perpetuity. This is the same for all other EU members. I care very much about the future of Europe and it´s people. We need to be honest and say things aren´t working how it is. No easy way forward here and GL
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMwvWHLRrpE
    I'm not sure how you feel you can speak for all European countries. Personally, I'm extremely proud of the democracy we have here in Ireland and I am fully in touch with my national identity as, I think you may have noticed, are the thousands of Irish football fans currently charming their way across France :smile:

    Also, you are aware that the EU was originally set up with the very intention of preserving peace and harmony among nations and averting a repeat of WWII, which of course happened in a Europe of divided and isolationist countries? With the EU, the prospect of such a war is simply no longer there, not among EU countries anyway...
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  • InHiding80InHiding80 Posts: 7,623
    One bright side, it will put a possible end to 1D. Score one for those with taste in music, am I right?
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