Our cousins in Britain voted to leave
the European Union last week. I expect we'll see EU soldiers landing
on the beaches of Dover soon to put down this insurrection. After
all, “The Union must be preserved.”
If Britain is allowed to leave,
other countries might get the idea to leave, too. (In fact, they
already have:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/23/the-brexit-contagion-how-france-italy-and-the-netherlands-now-wa/
) In the interest of all parties concerned, any means necessary
should be used to dispense with this foolishness.
What's that, you say? A state that willingly enters into a contract with other states can also willingly abolish that contract? Surely you jest. Any government derives its power solely from the consent of the governed? What a quaint notion. It is the right of the people to abolish a government if they deem it destructive to their self-interest? A recipe for anarchy.
Everyone knows that governments at every level exist for one reason and one reason alone: to further the interests of the banking class. In headline after headline, we have seen dire predictions for the British, European, and world economies should Britain vote Leave. None other than currency speculator extraordinaire George Soros has warned (threatened?) Britain against leaving the EU:
What's that, you say? A state that willingly enters into a contract with other states can also willingly abolish that contract? Surely you jest. Any government derives its power solely from the consent of the governed? What a quaint notion. It is the right of the people to abolish a government if they deem it destructive to their self-interest? A recipe for anarchy.
Everyone knows that governments at every level exist for one reason and one reason alone: to further the interests of the banking class. In headline after headline, we have seen dire predictions for the British, European, and world economies should Britain vote Leave. None other than currency speculator extraordinaire George Soros has warned (threatened?) Britain against leaving the EU:
Never mind the fact that these predictions are largely self-fulfilling: By stoking fears of the economic fallout of Brexit, those in the financial sector basically assure that stocks will be sold off and markets will plummet. Who stands to benefit in the long run no one can say. After all, someone is buying all of those stocks, and the companies are run by the same people the day after the vote as the day before the vote. What I do know for sure is that there is no old man behind the curtain pulling the levers, and anyone who dares suspect otherwise is clearly a xenophobic, racist, anti-capitalist troublemaker!
Sarcasm aside, the case against Brexit, made here by a decidedly anti-Brexit publication, The Economist, in fact illustrates exactly the case FOR Britian's leaving:
