EU could go UNDER in 6 WEEKS says Dutch PM

a reply to: operayt
Really. Europe created the issue. Not America's destabilization of the Middle East..

a reply to: smurfy

I wondered about the validity of the Daily Express. I looked at the front page and it looked like doom porn heaven. I've bookmarked it so I can go back and enjoy the show...later...when I'm alone.


On the other hand, in looking at the article, there are quite a few quotes. Perhaps all of those quotes were taken out of context. But attempting to spin the sheer number of those quotes strikes me as being rather difficult.

If this article is so misleading then hopefully we'll get clarification from another source in the next few days.

-dex

Markets respond to populations, which are essentially THE MARKET itself.

If a nation, a Continent is under invasion from people who are less educated, poorer, lacking jobs, not being turned around, and literally ATTACKING it's host nation physically. Markets (financial) are going to react. This is what unmitigated Immigration does.

And the UK by way of people like Nigel Farage and France by way of Marine Le Pen, have said for a LONg time that the EU's "freedom of Movement" claus, along with the IMF, and the EUs effect on Migration is not sustainable.

They were right, they are right, Europe is reacting. A lot more want to go back to sovereign currencies and borders. This Globalist approach is biting them in the butt and they know it.

There is a lot they aren't telling us, the Davos meeting is just an attention getting joke(look over here).
The reason the UK may leave the EU is because the British pound is a valuable fiat currency.
For example the "Special drawing rights".

the IMF decided that the Renminbi (Chinese Yuan) will be added to the basket effective October 1, 2016.[6] From that date, the XDR basket will consist of the following five currencies: U.S. dollar 41.73%, Euro 30.93%, Chinese yuan 10.92%, Japanese yen 8.33%, British pound 8.09%.

The UK working in concert with the EU would have over 39% control of the XDR basket.

Also there may be political advantages What the budding China-UK romance means for the global economy

a reply to: Tiamat384

Let's be honest... It was Rothchild backed Dick Cheney who destabilized it.

They probably want the mining rights for all the minerals and other precious metals in the mountains out there.

The Rothchilds aren't from the US btw.

originally posted by: Tiamat384
a reply to: operayt
Really. Europe created the issue. Not America's destabilization of the Middle East..

Who do you think REALLY owns U.S.A ? Ever since the revolutionary war , THEY have slowly infiltrating countries to do the bidding of Big Banks. WHO are running the show. Big Banks who are affiliated with anything that deals with money. They have done this to all the countries who get in the way and use other countries entities to do their bidding. Talk about massive puppets.

originally posted by: Tiamat384
a reply to: operayt

Really. Europe created the issue. Not America's destabilization of the Middle East..

France and England started that mess after WW1.

a reply to: xuenchen

Senator McConnel gave Obama "carte blanche" today for ANYTHING at ANYTIME so something evil in play WORLDWIDE tryanny!

Martial Law is the NICE part of what is coming...

a reply to: Granite

A tyrant's dream coming true.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Granite

A tyrant's dream coming true.

The cover is to combat ISIS...but Obama leads ISIS.

And McConnel knows be does lead ISIS...every Patriot should make an ISIS flag this weekend...for the right timing.

a reply to: Granite

Part of the plan is to invade the high crime areas in the big cities.

I hear this from good sources.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Granite

Part of the plan is to invade the high crime areas in the big cities.

I hear this from good sources.

Red Alert
Alex Jones was leaving his studiio for the weekend and after he read the news he did a Red Alert for 20 minutes explaining how over-arching these powers are established for even in office beyond 2016.

a reply to: xuenchen

I will keep my fingers crossed for our European friends that the EU comes tumbling down. It would break down one of the Globalist's stepping stones to total control and set them back decades.

a reply to: xuenchen

Just saying this in case something happens..I heard the military guys close to where my friend lives have been training for a while and are going to be deployed somewhere, I don't have any more info unfortunately but I will update if I do.

Also I live north of you

a reply to: xuenchen

Sounds more like some countries are looking for an excuse to brake out of the union anyway, perhaps now the ISIS/mass immigration crisis will be what they has been looking for.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: xuenchen

Sounds more like some countries are looking for an excuse to brake out of the union anyway, perhaps now the ISIS/mass immigration crisis will be what they has been looking for.

They will have to have the technology to change all the cash machines and fill them with their own currency at the going exchange rate. Set up the whole independent banking system . It more difficult the more you look into it.

The other scenario is that ultimately we are looking at the death throes of Islam, the Shia are killing the Sunni, in Pakistan a fraction of the Taliban, have vowed to target their children in the schools. Most Muslims that have witnessed this up front will become very disillusioned, and question its place in a modern world. The men blame the West , and for good reason from their point of view, if the culture gets any more contaminated the men will loose absolute control of their women and in so doing their children, this will be the end of the present cultural setup..

a reply to: anonentity

Doesn't the UK have his own currency beside the one they share with the EU?

If you'd have told me this a few years ago - I would have laughed.

But terrible things are afoot now. I predict the Schengen agreement will collapse. I also think many countries in the EU will take a swing to the right or far right. I also see many problems for Sweden, Norway, Belgium, Germany, France and possibly Poland.

I USED to be liberal, well I still am... I'm a massively tolerant person, however the recent events have created doubt in my mind. I think this immigration crisis has been orchestrated and we are simply not prepared.

We will see a rise in rapes, crime, xenophobia, racial assaults (on both sides). Already we're witnessing terrible events in Hamburg, Cologne, Brussels etc. Now we're seeing right wing gangs patrolling the streets in some places. There's no-go zones in various capitals across the EU and even in the UK. Islamic gangs are assaulting and raping women. People are being robbed, beaten and attacked.

I predict more terrorist attacks, possibly in Italy, Spain, France, Germany and possibly the UK (God forbid, I really do NOT want to see these things happening), but my hunch is that things are going to get much worse.

Time will tell.

a reply to: mr-lizard

It's only human. what happened was we were taught culture=race so saying some cultures were garbage was racist. it's not true. race is not equal to culture.

Some cultures are absolute garbage. When people of the same culture move together in large numbers they often don't assimilate and instead form an enclave.

It's one thing to go visit a culture as a tourist or see it on tv, it is quite another to try to bring large numbers into the western world's version of law and social norms.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: anonentity

Doesn't the UK have his own currency beside the one they share with the EU?

The UK has its own currency, pounds sterling. It does not share a currency with the EU, despite being an EU member. Most EU countries have the euro as their currency, but not all.