The Queen and Trump ~ Brexit Buddies & 4-D Chess Masters

I found this opinion article quite interesting, well-written, and somewhat educational in understanding the political backdrop of Brexit and how it impacts those of us here in the USA as well.

It starts off giving due credit to Nigel (Sir Nigel someday soon I hope,) discusses the EU and related topics, but then begins to shed some light on what may have been going on behind the scenes between Trump and the Queen and—of course—Boris.

The piece is fairly wide-ranging and also mentions why the Queen is probably glad to see Harry (& Meghan) go: The Queen hates commies lol.

It gets even more interesting when the subject of Christopher Steele and the coup against POTUS makes an appearance.


The author opines about a recent Times of London article that left Steele hanging out to dry and suggests—to him—the Queen is back in control and some of the wayward spies are sidelined to the doghouse.

The signs have been building for weeks. But, the event that solidified for me that things are changing fundamentally is the Times of London story that former MI6 agent Christopher Steele “fabricated” most of the infamous Trump Dossier which spawned three years of political turmoil surrounding Donald Trump.

That Times article clearly leaves Steele out to hang and that doesn’t happen if there hasn’t been a complete change of scenery at the top of British governance…

…Brexit, along with the growing relationship between Johnson, the Queen and President Trump, created an opportunity to expose the rot that’s been on display for the past three and a half years.

The Queen rather surprised me when she came out last year and said it was time to get Brexit done. It was Royal as hell and I was impressed. I’m not sure about the rest of the Royal Stock—heh—but Queen Elizabeth is a pretty wise, tough, and resilient Lady after all it seems, and I give her a respectful bow. She’s grown on me. Maybe even moreso as the following seems to make sense:

The timing on this was note perfect. As the Senate waffled on whether to prolong this sham, the lynch pin to the case against the Trump campaign is cast aside by British Intelligence.

And, to me, taken with everything happening within the Royal Family tells me the Queen has finally returned to the board.

If Britain is sovereign again, then the Sovereign should be a factor again. Don’t think Trump treating her with deference and EU leadership with open disdain isn’t a factor here.

If there is a quid pro quo involving Donald Trump, look no further than his chat with the Queen last fall which the crazies tried so hard to stop. I’m sure Trump pledged an easy path to a trade deal in exchange for support in defeating the CIA coup against him.

Yes, Trump & Boris will craft a winner I’m quite sure. And, might I add, God Save the Queen.



On Brexit Day the Times They are a’changing

More on Queen Elizabeth from ATS Member Wide-Eyes: The Queen’s Speech

a reply to: The GUT

Wow, thanks for the shout out.

originally posted by: Flesh699
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This is where I have mixed feelings about the Monarchy. Are they complicate in the evil acts and if so, to what extent?

I can't imagine that we'll ever know for sure.

a reply to: The GUT

One actual monarch that longs for it's power back, to one that wants to become one. How endearing.

a reply to: The GUT

Interesting and excellent lay - out.

I also laughed out loud by that first picture, so true, excellent and funny portration!

As a member of a EU country with a monarchy as well ( The Kingdom of the Netherlands) I always wonder what their role and/or stand is on the matter, as they are not allowed to speak out about politics.

It would make normal sense for a monarch to be against assimilation by a larger force.

Thanks, Gut. Great article.

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: The GUT

One actual monarch that longs for it's power back, to one that wants to become one. How endearing.

After watching the EU bully and attempt to humiliate the nation, and after all the crazies came out of the woodwork, she decided to make Britain great again. That's exactly the kind of Monarch one needs if one has one.

Happy Brexit, Sir!

a reply to: The GUT

Your own people and lack of parliament control did that, not the EU, of course they didn't want you to leave. But it took three PMs to get it done. Monarchies are a sign of a weak population lost within' the demise of failed democracy because of the social, and economic breakdown, usually broken down from the ruling or aristocratic class, capitalist, etc. the EU is no exception.

"If Britain is sovereign again, then the Sovereign should be a factor again."

Only if you consider Britain's sovereignty to involve the monarchy.

a reply to: strongfp

But it took three PMs to get it done

Two actually. Teresa May and Boris Johnson.

Monarchies are a sign of a weak population lost within' the demise of failed democracy because of the social, and economic breakdown

Two of the worlds top five economies are Monarchies. Japan and The U.K.

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: The GUT

Your own people and lack of parliament control did that, not the EU, of course they didn't want you to leave.

Ummm, what???? Are you under the misperception that The Gut is British?

a reply to: alldaylong

You forgot Cameron...

Also, Japan was completely taken over by the US since WW2. It's a deep subject, but their monarchy is laughable to be honest.

a reply to: schuyler

Does it matter?

a reply to: strongfp

You forgot Cameron..

No i didn't.

Cameron resigned the day after The EU Referendum result was announced. He didn't want any dealings with taking The UK out of The EU, as he was a staunch EU fan.

Also, Japan was completely taken over by the US since WW2. It's a deep subject, but their monarchy is laughable to be honest

A Monarchy is still a Monarchy in whatever shape or form.

a reply to: alldaylong

Cameron resigned the day after The EU Referendum result was announced. He didn't want any dealings with taking The UK out of The EU, as he was a staunch EU fan.

That's a bit of a stretch...

A Monarchy is still a Monarchy in whatever shape or form.

So you're OK with a nation like the US and it's anti - monarchy constitution taking on such a type of government?

a reply to: strongfp

That's a bit of a stretch...

Not at all. Unless you would like to explain why you think that ?

So you're OK with a nation like the US and it's anti - monarchy constitution taking on such a type of government?

Japan is a fully independent country. Unless you can show me that it's not.

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: schuyler

Does it matter?

I think it does.

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

Prince Andrew is looking awfully suspicious regarding the Epstein case. The whole pedophile elite (including the royals) conspiracy is looking to be more of a reality these days.