Six More Countries Want Referendums to Exit EU

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Brussels simply went too far. They cross the line moving from an economic union to a political subordination of Europe. Now five more countries want to hold referendums to exit the EU – France, the Netherlands, Italy, Austria, Finland and Hungary all could leave. With Hollande approval rating at about 11%, Merkel lucky she is not tarred & feathered, the Front National leader Marine Le Pen has pledged to hold a French referendum. If she emerges victorious in next year’s presidential elections, that means the next major player in the EU after Germany is out and there goes the EU.

This entire civil uprising in Europe is underway ever since two months ago when Dutch voters overwhelmingly rejected a Ukraine-European Union treaty. Angela Merkel’s Germany now faces having to pay an extra 3 billion euros a year to the annual EU budget once Britain leaves. This alone is prompting German government officials to propose that Britain is offered “constructive exit negotiations” to keep their dues coming in. Some are now talking about a quasi-membership for the UK calling it an “associated partner country” to keep the money flowing.

Yet the French government of Hollande just does not understand. The governor of the French central bank will exert pressure on UK banks. They are taking the view that it would be paradoxical if Britain could retain privileges after the withdrawal from the EU. First Banks are preparing apparently preparing to shift part of its employees in London to the continent. They obviously fail to grasp that it is European continental banks that are on the brink of collapse – not British.

Italian ministers warned on Saturday that the European Union MUST change course or risk total collapse after Britain’s vote to leave the bloc. The Italian  Finance Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said. “A double reaction to Brexit is under way, one financial, one political. The financial one, at least until now, is limited. I am more worried about the political one.” Indeed, the unthinkable is happening. And they worry the pound might crash? Pay attention to the euro.

Meanwhile, another critic of the EU has been the leader of Poland’s ruling party. Poland’s Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski also now responded and said that the UK referendum result shows the need for reform of the EU. “This is bad news for Europe, for Poland. (…) This is a great dilemma for the eurocrats, we all want to keep the EU, the question is in what shape.” He continued: “We will be trying to use this situation to make the European politicians aware why this happened. And it happened because this concept, which was created some time ago, is no longer popular in Europe.”  Then again, the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán intends to campaign in the British press for the UK to remain in the EU, according to a Hungarian government spokesman. Orbán is clearly one of those who is out of touch with the people and fails to understand that a federalized Europe is not going down very well with the people. He is extremely arrogant to think that he has any right to intervene or suggest that the vote be ignored.

To add insult to injury, Turkey proclaims the “Crusader union falls apart” demonstrating that memories in Europe go back centuries. The United States people did not want to enter World War II. Roosevelt even traveled to Boston promising that American boys would never defend Europe. Boston was a very Irish community and they were upset at being asked to defend Britain after their migration to the USA because of Britain. Old wounds never quite die.

 

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starfcker
starfcker
June 26, 2016 9:19 am

Muslim immigration broke the union. Roma free movement almost did, but the migration from muslim africa was too much. The insanity of importing unlimited hordes of muslim africans never dawned on the eurocrats? They thought this would go well? Really? Something is really really wrong with this picture. Nobody could be that stupid.

Bea Lever
Bea Lever
June 26, 2016 9:41 am

Six more countries want to exit the EU……

Yes, and after each country votes there will be huge losses in financial markets globally. France voting to leave will send Deutsche Bank over the cliff and you can only imagine what kind of tumble that would cause in the Dow.

This is the best ever scheme by the criminal cabal to get the sheep to vote for thier own poverty as they clean out accounts worldwide. Bye Bye 401k’s, Bye Bye pension funds……..diabolical.

Stucky
Stucky
  Bea Lever
June 26, 2016 10:02 am

Never let a good crisis go to waste exist without a conspiracy.

Anonymous
Anonymous
  Bea Lever
June 26, 2016 10:08 am

That’s gonna happen anyway, current US and World debt makes it inevitable.

Blaming something you don’t want in advance of a calamity is a sort of preemptive dialectic strategy to control the outcome toward the one you want.

Stucky
Stucky
June 26, 2016 10:20 am

France might declare war on Ireland before the day is over.

Ireland is leading France 1-0 in the second half of the EURO2016. France is (was?) the prohibitive favorite to win the whole thing. Frenchies gonna be angry.

GO IRISH!!!

Oh, yeah, … I know absolutely no one here gives a shit about soccer.

susanna
susanna
  Stucky
June 26, 2016 10:32 am

Some care about soccer…and some care about rugby,
but in the usa, it is all about the football gangsters.
Or, the spiders playing basketball.
Soccer fans are very serious, and game wins/losses
can trigger mayhem. lol

Homer
Homer
  Stucky
June 26, 2016 6:22 pm

Frenchies??? Frogs to you, Stuck.

Oh! I’m sorry! Did I make a Political Incorrect booboo?

Homer
Homer
  Homer
June 26, 2016 9:21 pm

Ya! Homer, you insulted frogs.

Bea Lever
Bea Lever
June 26, 2016 10:20 am

CONTROLLED DEMOLITION…….just sayin.

Ed
Ed
  Bea Lever
June 26, 2016 8:40 pm

OK, Fake Moon Landings, then. Well, you started it.

susanna
susanna
June 26, 2016 10:28 am

Brussels, indeed, went too far. The migrant issue
is certainly a contentious infection, but the real
deal is about the $$$$$. Unelected bureaucrats,
themselves immune from taxes btw, in collusion
with central bankers, has backfired. The entire world
economies are due to fall anyway. Russia has nothing
to do with it. Bankers and bureaucrats are the villains.
Clueless people/liberal parrots, are the intended victims…
and their collective monies as well. Rather their paper
promises and faith in their sacred pensions. The $ is
gone, misspent or stolen.

.prusmc
.prusmc
June 26, 2016 1:44 pm

Something doesn’t follow here. Orben and the Poles were condemned because they limited or ended muslim immigration that the EU wanted to force on them. Why are they now talking about strenthening a system that wants to disappear their sovereignty? Of course Frau Merkel should not lament losing the Brits when she still has the Piigs.

Jenny R.
Jenny R.
  .prusmc
June 27, 2016 2:49 pm

Orban is someone that perhaps shouldn’t be trusted…he’s one of Soros’ boys.
Poland is on the fence — the people really don’t seem to like the EU, but they are worried about immigration and jobs (for Poles) and also defense.

And part of the reason why this little experiment is going under is this categorizing other countries as pigs…the EU economic construct was designed in such a way that economic domination of the continent through a common currency valuation by a handful of major players (which in turn were easily controlled by some major players within their political-economic institutions) was inevitable.

Homer
Homer
June 26, 2016 4:15 pm

Bea Lever–News flash for you. The pension funds are already broke and unsustainable.

But good news, Bea, the FRB at the behest of the government will print up money and make all those pension fund viable. As Barry Goldwater said many years ago, “You are going to get your Social Security check in the mail every month, you just won’t be able to buy anything with it.” Or words to that effect.

The criminal cabal are turning in their pretty pieces of paper for real things, productive things, leaving you holding pretty pieces of paper. Not to worry boil them for an hour and they’re pretty tasty.

Look the cabal doesn’t want paper. The value of fiat currency has already been spent. It is just that Boobus Americana hasn’t realized it yet.

Which is why it is important for you to realize that the economy is like a teeter totter.

jamesthewanderer
jamesthewanderer
June 26, 2016 4:22 pm

Some few of the pension funds might have been sustainable in the absence of ZIRP – how do you pay out extended benefits when the investments make no interest?

Why aren’t those pension funds suing the regulators who are pushing ZIRP? For making their jobs impossible, interfering with free markets / interest rates set by the markets, and forcing their defaults by removing their interest payments? Paulson, Greenspan, Yellen, all should be SUED out the wazoo and forced to make these pension funds whole again – using PERSONAL assets, not government funds. And if they lose everything, well, they could start working it off at a dollar a day or so … just like their victims, some of whom have lost everything, have been forced to forgo retirement and keep working.

Thing is, I can’t imagine one useful thing Greenspan, Paulson or Yellen (add Geithner, Paul Ryan, et. al. ) could DO to work off the debts …

Homer
Homer
  jamesthewanderer
June 26, 2016 6:03 pm

Good thing there’s Walmart!

Homer
Homer
  jamesthewanderer
June 26, 2016 6:05 pm

“…work off the debts…” hahahaha That was never part of the plan.

Anonymous
Anonymous
June 26, 2016 4:36 pm

Stuckenmeister,
Guinness drinkers got fold by froggies. suck it

Homer
Homer
June 26, 2016 4:59 pm

jamesthewanderer–Ya! ZIRP is the boogyman, the mantra of MSM’s reason for the pension fund predicament. Whether ZIRP happened or not happened is irrelevant. The pension funds were toast anyway.

If you don’t understand Fiat Currencies and why the economy is like a teeter totter, you will never understand why pensions are toast or why the US of A is toast or understand what’s happening and why it happened in places like Venezuela the first place.

Look this economic stuff is never taught in school. The most economics taught in school is how to fill out a check book. You’re lucky to get out of school being able to count to eleven on your fingers.

“Homer, you have ten fingers.” OH! let me rephrase that “able to count to ten on your fingers”. I wish you guys would keep me informed about these things before I embarrass myself.

jamesthewanderer
jamesthewanderer
  Homer
June 26, 2016 11:15 pm

I do understand fiat currency as opposed to sound money. I understand that the national debt, among others, is not repayable. I was more suggesting that if we HAD sound money, market-set interest rates and avoided bubbles, ZIRP would STILL make pensions infeasible. That better?

I guess the real problem is that no one person should “set” interest rates on any level. MARKETS should determine interest rates, not bureaucrats. And ZIRP is an abomination dreamt up by economists with no real world experience. The FED is an abomination that Andy Jackson rid us of, for a while. We need another Jackson to “root them out”! And mine the soil, sow it with salt and radioactives and make another FED impossible for thousands of years. By then, perhaps people will UNDERSTAND and know better than to have a central bank.

Homer
Homer
  jamesthewanderer
June 27, 2016 1:15 am

I can agree with some of that.

Dutchman
Dutchman
June 26, 2016 6:58 pm

“Delaware, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and New Hampshire are proposing pilots to figure out how they might charge motorists a fee for the miles they travel — rather than taxing their gas, as state and federal officials do today.”

This is why.

Homer
Homer
  Dutchman
June 26, 2016 9:14 pm

Dutchman–They’re still going to tax gasoline, too. No change in that.

This is the beginning of the cannibalization of the American people to support the government parasite.

The new 2017 income tax form is only one line. The push was to simplify it.

“How much money did you make, how much do you have left? Send it.