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[Jimjam]

Originally Posted by Teppler [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So you have an understanding that england is owned by globalist bankers that push multiculturalism against the common people and you still think the failure of brexit to go through is a matter of the independent side cheating in a certain sense after the common people voted to side with the independents?

Rich ass globalist bankers are making sure England doesn't escape it's grip. They have deals that are counting on exploiting Europe as a whole, not dingy singular nations. And trying to push that it's helpless and there's great negative ramifications if anyone even tries to escape. They will work really hard to get former Brexit politicians under their control and neutralize them just like they've done with Trump and anything what could resemble being called the 'alt right'. Hitler was once under their control too but he went rogue after he repaid globalist bankers debt and broke control. There's more to the story and it's the modern history of global politics.

You do realise there are different groups of wealthy with competing interests?

While it may be a case of us vs them, they aren't a cohesive team. It is also them vs them.

Some old money wants to Brexit to avoid tax scrutiny and literally wrote the book on disaster capitalism. Others are invested in an open Europe because they make money off their ownership of goods and services traded across this huge block. I know my partner and I's own businesses have been greatly facilitated by the EU and it is a bit of a ball ache when I need to transport from an EU country to another EU country via a non-EU country. It's nice having duel tax agreements.

Great play by the establishment to pretend leaving EU is an anti establishment move IMHO.

The EU has benefited labour forces by adding lots of rights. 42 hr working weeks and stuff. Not that such legislation is well enforced.

I do think all sides in UK are playing their cards pretty poorly (except Farage who has managed a political Lazarus). Foul play from all sides for three years really. A lot is at stake.

[PieOats]

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*daps Nigel*

[Jimjam]

Originally Posted by PieOats [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

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*daps Nigel*

English man with a French surname married to a German woman, speaks German at home. Wants to take back control. TBH I think he is projecting his household struggles on to the country [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.].


I'm personally not a fan, but I'm not going to shout someone down for having their own opinion [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.].

[Teppler]

Originally Posted by Jimjam [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You do realise there are different groups of wealthy with competing interests?

While it may be a case of us vs them, they aren't a cohesive team. It is also them vs them.

Some old money wants to Brexit to avoid tax scrutiny and literally wrote the book on disaster capitalism. Others are invested in an open Europe because they make money off their ownership of goods and services traded across this huge block. I know my partner and I's own businesses have been greatly facilitated by the EU and it is a bit of a ball ache when I need to transport from an EU country to another EU country via a non-EU country. It's nice having duel tax agreements.

Great play by the establishment to pretend leaving EU is an anti establishment move IMHO.

The EU has benefited labour forces by adding lots of rights. 42 hr working weeks and stuff. Not that such legislation is well enforced.

I do think all sides in UK are playing their cards pretty poorly (except Farage who has managed a political Lazarus). Foul play from all sides for three years really. A lot is at stake.

They are a cohesive team. We’re living in 2019 where people who are not part of the cohesive team are stomped out through murder or some embarrassing scandal that becomes public. Globalist bankers generally don’t allow other big time actors on to their stage. Why would they? The exceptions might be the Trump types that rise up but are eventually bought out. Either that or they get wrapped in manufactured scandal after scandal rendering them completely useless and powerless.

Don’t shill the argument now that UK leaving the EU is a move by the establishment bankers. It doesn’t work logically. If establishment elites wanted to leave, who would be stopping them now? The people voted for it. This is a “fuck the common people” situation that is going on. Who has the power to do that besides the highest of elites? Not the 2nd highest elites. Then the first highest would step in.

There’s a lot more money for them to make opening things up. And having a successful Brexit influences other EU countries to do that same which would be disastrous for them. I assure you these big time bankers exploiting the EU want that least of anything and will pay for it not to happen and they have more money than anyone in this world to

Little independent nations can be dangerous for world wide banking. Independent thought alert situations can happen. It’s much safer for them to have 1 currency, 1 set of laws, no gun, everyone in debt owing them money.

[Horza]

Enough with the globalist dog whistles. Don't be a coward, just say it already. You think Jews secretly control the world.

[Teppler]

Originally Posted by Horza [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Enough with the globalist dog whistles already. Don't be a coward, just say it already. You think Jews secretly control the world.

We have to be a little nuanced over here or we get in trouble. That should tell you something about how deep their power structure runs. We have to be very sensitive, even here.

[Wonkie]

Originally Posted by Teppler [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

We have to be a little nuanced over here or we get in trouble. That should tell you something about how deep their power structure runs. We have to be very sensitive, even here.

lol

[Horza]

I mean come on, what the hell is kosher banking? Next you'll compare Brexit to a bris.

[Horza]

We have to be a little nuanced over here. We have to be very sensitive, even here.

[Horza]

To be honest, I found your point about Hitler more amusing than anything you said about banking.