We have been played by many who we thought were on our side but were not. Some was from malice and others ignorance but in either case the damage was done and we are worse off; I hope to hell that Trump is real and does what he claims he will do for he is right on, on most issues. When the EU falls next year we will be left alone and to survive will require great leadership to survive or it will be the end of Western Civilization and the Shining City Upon A Hill that Reagan spoke of will be gone!
Tag Archives: Greek no vote
Thatcher’s Bruges Speech should be played on National TV
Armstrong Economics Blog
Re-Posted May 15, 2016 by Martin Armstrong
Margaret Thatcher’s historic speech known as the “The Bruges Speech” delivered September 20th, 1988. Thatcher’s speech rejecting the political union of Europe which is the federalization of Europe. Thatcher proposed instead a wider, decentralized, outward-looking democratic Europe of independence: “I want to start by disposing of some myths about my country, Britain, and its relationship with Europe and to do that, I must say something about the identity of Europe itself. … Europe is not the creation of the Treaty of Rome. … Nor is the European idea the property of any group or institution.”
BRITEXIT The Movie
Armstrong Economics Blog
Re-Posted May 15, 2016 by Martin Armstrong
This is an excellent documentary exposing the truth about the EU and how Brussels was established to deny the people any possible right to vote against government. The EU Parliament is the only such entity in the world that has no power to create laws, vote on laws, and in fact is just a pretense to make the European population think there is a democratic form of government in charge.
Our models are extremely bearish the Euro. I have written extensively how the structure of the Euro was a disaster, but without the Euro, there is no justification for Brussels to even exit. Banks throughout Europe putting out analysis have been told NOT to be bearish on the Euro or else. Brussels has rigged elections in Scotland, stages coups behind the curtain as in Italy to prevent former Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi from even running for office because he was the first to try to take Italy out of the Euro. In Greece, they threaten p that if he dared to allow the Greek people to vote, there would be no deal. The last referrendum they tried to rig and then told the Greek government to ignore the vote when it went against them. Brussels even put all legislation on hold until after BREXIT vote so the Brits remain clueless what they will do next.
There have been 72 votes in the EU that all went against Britain and they never won a single vote. Why in anyone’s imagination would Britain even contemplate staying within such a one-sided deal? Every effort to gain any ground from the EU is always rebuffed.
We will be issuing a special report on BREXIT. This is a vote that will determine the suitability of Britain as an independent nation. There is no return from a yes vote.
US Breakup Becoming More Mainstream
Armstrong Economics Blog
Re-Posted May 15, 2016 by Martin Armstrong
At the Texas Republican Convention, state delegates met and had a heated debate over the question of seceding from the United States. Yes, you read correctly. What began as grass roots movement made it all the way to the top. The Republican state convention eventually struck a resolution from being added to the party’s platform that endorsed the once wild idea of a referendum for Texans to vote to secede from the United States. Many have been surprised that this once grassroots movement is becoming mainstream. Our computer model projects that eventually the USA will break into regions as power devolves back to where it was usurped – to state rights. The growing level on tension with federal taxation, Obamacare, and the banks holding the nose around the neck of Washington will combine to force the ultimate breakup of the USA. This is the first time we have seen this rise to a level that is more than just banter on in bars and street corners.
Turkey Moving Close to Civil War
Armstrong Economics Blog
Re-Posted May 15, 2016 by Martin Armstrong
Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the Turkish opposition leader of the social democratic CHP, has sharply criticized the push by the Turkish government to remodel Turkey into a presidential system. The CHP chief expressed concern about the future of the country. He warned that the rising discontent may lead to a civil war. “What a presidential system that supposed to be, where one talks and Turkey is condemned to silence. The judge will then create according to his ideas deputies lists, from which emerges the legislature. Such a presidential system can not be implemented without the blood flows,” Kilicdaroglu warned.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is a Turkish politician who has been the president of Turkey since 2014. He previously served as the prime minister of Turkey from 2003 to 2014 and as the mayor of İstanbul from 1994 to 1998. He is a career politician and the rising concern has been that he is becoming more of a dictator. Changing the government is effectively a means to prevent elections that can replace government at will.
Brexit Poll: Who Do You Trust To Tell The Truth ?…
Boris Johnson is right and if the Brits don’t get out of the EU then they will fall with the EU in 2017/18 when the EU disappears.
Team Trump Reflect – Corey, Hope, Dan and Michael…
A good team that believes in the message can do wonders when given the opportunity — the military was like that back in the day but no longer!
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