The End of Britain. Must see documentary!

A very well respected friend of mine told me how he was planning to leave the UK in the next few years because of the problem the UK is about to face. Now my friend (who i will not name) is a bit of a genius in the marketing world and when he tells me there is a serious problem i sit up and take notice. When i asked what the problem was he directed me to the documentary "The End of Britain" that has been put together by MoneyWeek magazine.

Wiki says about The MoneyWeek :

MoneyWeek is a weekly investment magazine that covers financial and economic news and provides commentary and analysis across UK and global markets. MoneyWeek is edited in London.

The documentary pretty much spells it out. They say this is the most serious warning they have ever issued and everyone should take notice. It seems the level of debt the UK is in is far greater than Greece and the entire situation is now unrecoverable. Instead of cutting back (which apparently would only slow things down and not solve the problem) the current government is borrowing more money than all the previous governments combined, total collapse of the system in just a few years is now inevitable.

Remember this isn't a video put together by a conspiracy theorist but by a professional investment advice information magazine. Here is the video:

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Then out of the ashes of the former UK arise a new country run by a real life version of the Norsefire party

and not to mention more refugees coming to the USA and many other nations

S&F OP and thanks for posting the documentary, i'ts hard to deny the facts and figures when in black and white. Just hope people are preparing for the inevitable.

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Everyone is in trouble. Look at the US for example. What is going to happen when the QE program stops and the money tap is turned off? Wall street will start behaving like crack addicts trying to get another fix from the government.

And People wonder why Scotland needs to go it alone..

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Cutting off areas of high unemployment like Ireland, whales and Scotland still wouldn't save any of the separated countries.

Nearly every country in the world paying billions per year...to who?
Who is it thats sucking up so much money that its bringing the world to its knees?
Those people are enemies of the entire human race! They need to be removed, and fast!

ETA: PROPAGANDA!!!
They're blaming the welfare, when they should be blaming those who are sucking up the money, and I havent heard them mention them!

Soloprotocol
And People wonder why Scotland needs to go it alone..

You Scots need to rethink your independence- it's nothing more than a con to make politicians rich.

Scotland is going to vote for a referendum to become an independent nation, to regain control of it's government & finances from Westminster, yes?

And then, as a brand new country, Scotland is going to apply to become a member state of the EU so it can adopt the Euro, have it's finances controlled from Frankfurt and it's government controlled from Brussells.

You couldn't make it up!

Although, I'm not surprised by some of the financial facts in that video. I get the feeling its more of a promotion to get you to start subscribing to Money Week. It was what's known in the advertising business as an advertorial. I also agreed with Voidhawk that it's extremely one sided against the welfare state and seems to ignore the criminal acts of bankers or where this money is owed. I thought at one point it was going to advocate doing over the elderly poor.

If you really are scared, buy gold, silver, land, livestock, seeds and maybe some bitcoin in the mean time.

I'm pretty much reliant on the NHS for my survival, so if it all goes tits up, I won't be around too long to see the ensuing mayhem. Until that time comes, Im certainly not going to be worrying myself silly about the end of the nation.

Here's a vid of a Max Keiser programme talking about it....the vid was posted in December 2012!! So does that mean we only have 2 years left going by the OP?



Rainbows
Jane

I'm English born and bred, I left there five years ago. Best thing I ever did. It really is a depressing, miserable and violent place.

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So give us a clue...where did you escape to?
Rainbows
Jane

Nothing will stop the collapse,
Historically then NO Fiat currencies have lasted, not one (And there have been quite a few), they always end up being 100% devalued.

This is why your grand dad could go buy a pack of ciggies and a beer for a couple of cents.

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I have taken a year off from Britain and took my family with me too . Both of my children were underemployed back in Britain but now they are both employed . When I ask them whether they would want to go back to Britain or stay here , surprisingly the answer is to stay out of Britain .

I hope the situation gets better in time .

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Across the pond, obviously not without its own problems, but at least the weathers nice!

Blame everyone but the IMF and World Bank waiting like vampires in the wings to swoop and bail you out. You will thank them for "saving" your country as they buy up assets for pennies on the pound.

Oh where would the world be without such help in a crisis?

(disregard the fact your leaders have taken their marching orders from those very same people who later come to "rescue" you)

Don't blame pensioners, NHS (first thing to be sold off), immigrants or welfare.
The real money is getting sucked out Britain by the bankers.

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I'm interested. Where did you move to? Pretty much everywhere is efffd but f I was younger I would move to Australia or New Zealand. In fact I would move right now but I wouldn't qualify.
As for Money Week they do keep putting out stuff on this theme - they are trying to pull in subscriptions imo. Though it could well happen.

I used to follow economic dom porn avidly. I was convinced the system was about to blow up, that we were going into hyperinflation, that Europe would crack and fall.

2013 taught me that it's all bullsh!t and that the central banks (a) will do anything to prevent a crash and (b) actually know what they are doing.

They can print and print and print, life will go on. Inflation will rise, pay will fall, the 99% are getting squeezed, but the system won't fall unless there's an outside catalyst (war, revolution etc).

I was convinced the world was going to end and then I realised that that perspective was a reflection of my emotional state. I was unmotivated, disinterested in work, had underlying anxiety about my professional future and scanning the internet daily for doom porn fed this unhealthy state of mind.

Now I rarely visit those bearish financial blogs like ZeroHedge. Hell, I only come to ATS out of habit and to make fun of comet retards. Meanwhile, life is good and would you look at that, TEOTWAWKI is just a mindset.

starchild10
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I'm interested. Where did you move to? Pretty much everywhere is efffd but f I was younger I would move to Australia or New Zealand. In fact I would move right now but I wouldn't qualify.
As for Money Week they do keep putting out stuff on this theme - they are trying to pull in subscriptions imo. Though it could well happen.

Exactly. The End Is Nigh, buy my E-Book.

starchild10
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I'm interested. Where did you move to? Pretty much everywhere is efffd but f I was younger I would move to Australia or New Zealand. In fact I would move right now but I wouldn't qualify.
As for Money Week they do keep putting out stuff on this theme - they are trying to pull in subscriptions imo. Though it could well happen.

I moved over to America, which on paper sounds like going from the frying pan into the fire, but I've felt far safer over here than I ever did in Britain, there's so much more open space and ignoring all the stereotypes people are far more polite here.