I haven’t written about BREXIT for a while, not since Boris Johnson theatrically resigned in fact, simply because, despite all the to-ing and fro-ing of the negotiations between the British govt ad the EU in Brussels, I see little as having changed in the big picture; furthermore, I see things following the path I predicted and the likely outcome to be as I have expected since the beginning.
Right from day one of the BREXIT process, just after the referendum, I said there would never be a deal, that the EU would simply not allow Britain to leave peacefully, that they would make sure BREXIT was as awkward, difficult, traumatic and destabilising for Britain as they could possibly make it.
The EU fears other countries such as Italy and Greece following Britain out of the EU, so the EU intends to make BREXIT as bad as possible for Britain in order to scare off any other countries from attempting their own exit.
I have always supported BREXIT as I have never felt the EU was a good thing; yes, a European trading bloc is a good idea, which is what Britain originally signed up to when it entered the European Economic Community (EEC) in 1973; however, over time, this trading bloc morphed into the European Union thanks to the Maastricht Treaty, later the Schengen Agreement removed border controls and the EU was beginning to resemble a superstate far more than an alliance of friendly trading nations.
In many ways, membership of first the EEC and then the EU has proved to be a bad thing for Britain; our agriculture has been wrecked and our farmers impoverished by the nonsensical Common Agricultural Policy; our Fisheries, once some of the richest in the world have been decimated by the Spanish thanks to the Common Fisheries Policy.
However, the prime factor driving the desire for BREXIT among the British people has undoubtedly been immigration, the uncontrolled flow of migrants into Britain from the less wealthy regions of the EU that has seen hundreds of thousands of Poles, Bulgarians and Romanians flock here. The Poles came to work hard and were generally welcomed and accepted, however, the Romanians and Bulgarians were often from the criminal elements of those countries and came to Britain to both commit petty crimes and to bilk a living out of our generous benefits system. The streets of big cities like Manchester are awash with Eastern European beggars and thieves, but it is racist to talk of these things according to EU dogma. Romanian Gypsy women begging in West London. Britain’s towns and cities are awash with Eastern European beggars and thieves.
The British people want their sovereignty back, to no longer be subject to Brussels in any matter, least of all control of our borders and who we let into our green and pleasant land. I am one of those people who wants out of the EU, but I am very worried about what BREXIT will mean for the future of Britain.
Why am I worried? Well, it is not because of the constant scaremongering of the MSM which has seen tales of possible post-BREXIT woe ranging from no hot meals for school children and no essential drugs for the sick to an Army spokesman’s pronouncement that the British Army has been training and preparing in order to be ready to step in and help the police in the event of a hard BREXIT.
What worries me so much is that the people who have run the BREXIT campaign, that have pushed so hard for us to get out of the EU are, to steal a line from Star Wars ‘a hive of scum and villany’ and to be quite frank about it, they are working for the Judeo-Zionist criminals of London and Tel-Aviv, the same criminal scum that installed Donald Trump as POTUS and is currently pushing the world towards war by trampling the Iran nuclear deal.
I am referring to men such as Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage, both are equally complicit in creating the movement that lead Britain into BREXIT, both are bought and paid for stooges, men who proclaim their proud British identity but in reality are traitors in the pay of the international Judeo-Zionist criminals. Johnson and Farage, the Zionist stooges who brought BREXIT about.
As it stands right now, there looks to be no possibility of a deal being reached between Britain and the EU, which means we crash out of the EU next March in what is called a ‘hard BREXIT’ and all commentators insist will be a most traumatic and disastrous event for Britain.
Prime Minister Theresa May is tottering on the brink of being overthrown by a vote of no confidence by Tory MPs, this is because she has presented the country with a draft of a deal with the EU that pleases no-one in Britain, least of all the members of her own Tory Party. It is not so much a matter of if May will survive as PM and more a case of when will she fall, with it looking increasingly likely that a vote of no confidence will come early next week which will lead to a battle for the leadership of the Tory party with the winner also replacing May as PM.
The likely candidates include leading Tories such as Michael Gove and David Davis, but most worryingly, the spectre of Boris Johnson looms in the background, he is certain to stand as a candidate and I strongly suspect his employers will see to it that he wins, which would be at least as great a disaster for Britain as the insertion of the bloated orange form of Trump into the Oval Office has for the US. Boris incumbent in no. 10 also raises the horrifying prospect of Britain joining the US in starting a war with Iran as we did in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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It is not all doom and gloom though, there are some faint glimmers of hope in all this BREXIT mess, it has lead to drastically lowered approval poll ratings for the Tories and an entirely related rise in support for the Labour party. If there were to be a general election in the near future, which may come to pass due to the upheaval of BREXIT ad the self destruction of the Tory party, then it is likely that Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party would win it.
As we have seen from the continual and incessant attacks on Corbyn and Labour by Britain’s Jewish community, the constant cries of ‘anti-semitism’ and the attempts to force Labour to adopt a policy of not criticising Israel, Corbyn’s Labour party is not the Israeli-controlled entity that Blair’s New Labour was or the Tory party continues to be. Corbyn is a longtime staunch supporter of the Palestinian cause and favours normalising relations with Russia while at the same time pushing for nuclear disarmament and taking Britain out of the NATO; all of this does not sit well with the Judeo-Zionist criminals. Boris Johnson with Lord Rothschild at the latter’s palatial English country home.
To sum up, I have no idea what is going to happen next March when BREXIT finally becomes reality, I have no idea what political upheaval will take place either in the coming days or when BREXIT takes effect. However, I am fairly certain that BREXIT is not going to be pleasant and that there are going to be some major repercussions, especially in the political realm. I fear the installation of Boris Johnson while hoping for a Corbyn electoral victory. Most of all, I am unable to shake the nagging fear that the old Chinese curse that you may live in interesting times have never been more apropos.