Are You Ready for the Fallout?…”Depending on how this all turns out, the Keynesian money-printers may end up getting killed by their own monster after all.”
By: Andy Sutton and Graham Mehl
GoldSeek.com
Tuesday, 28 June 2016
A week post-Brexit and many will wonder what changed – if anything. In fact (and you’ll have to take our word for it) we started this column on the night of the vote; before the results were known publicly.
We started the night of Brexit because of two realities. First, we didn’t know what would happen, but it was in fact happening as we corresponded and composed. Second, we didn’t need the results of the vote to know that in some ways nothing has changed, yet in others, everything has changed. We’re going to get to some other economic news in a bit here, but bear with us for a paragraph or two.
Brexit was and is everything because it was the first referendum by a first world nation, not so much on the EU even though leaving the EU was the issue voted on, but on the concept of the EU. Brexit was and is about divorcing from globalism itself and the tenets of globalism. Brexit is about being a nation again, not a doormat. It has everything to do with freedom and patriotism and people coming together even though the nation was still divided. It was about people getting their heads out of the sand and embracing something, then owning it, for better or for worse. In today’s world of bleating sheep, Brexit is a HUGE move. It is everything. And the establishment lost on June 23rd, regardless of how the vote turned out.
The establishment lost because there was a vote in the first place. It lost because it hasn’t conquered the minds and spirit of the people of England. It is our hope that Brexit doesn’t stop on 6/23, but in fact that Thursday becomes a new April 19, 1775. Not when one nation went against another, but when the world woke up and engaged the establishment globalists and marked the beginning of the end of globalist domination. The battle is far from over. The EU is in shambles economically and politically and it is nowhere near unified. Approval ratings are near all-time lows in many member nations – mostly ones where the EU’s draconian economic policies and back-room deals have gutted already fragile economies. Think of Greece.
At the same time, Brexit means almost nothing. In practice, that is. Why such a stark contrast? Because of so many groups we’ve allowed ourselves to be subjugated to, the EU was nothing more than a rubberstamp organization for other globalist entities. Brexit in concept is far from nothing, but in practice, we are all still under the same thumbs we were before the votes were counted on 6/23. Now that is divergence.
In the end, however, 6/23/16 will go down in history. And regardless of what any media pundit says, the final outcome in the battle against globalism and its stranglehold on humanity is still very much undecided. It will be determined by you, by us, together.
Post BREXIT – A Shock or a Shuck and Jive?
We continue the day after; June 24, 2016. An amazing night for freedom and freedom loving people. Interestingly enough, much of the UK media, although divided, seemed to have reached the consensus that the vote was going to be to remain in the European Union, but it was going to be close. We’ll admit to being pro-Brexit from the beginning and while skeptical it would actually come to pass, we were shocked when the vote swung early in what people in the US would call ‘swing states’. We watched our tickers and saw market after market, index after index, and currency pair after pair make moves the likes of which we haven’t seen since 2008.
So of course, this got us to thinking ‘If ‘LEAVE’ becomes a reality, then what happens?’ The British Government was firmly against leaving the EU and David Cameron has already resigned, which was the right move and he gets kudos even if we disagree with his political and economic leanings. The establishment loves its globalism and England leaving the EU is certainly going to make it harder on the EU in terms of its very existence. Worse, Brexit might get other nations who have been similarly oppressed by Brussels thinking they should leave too. We mention Germany specifically. A German exit would end the EU almost instantaneously.
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