by Martin Armstrong The EU Commission is calling on Germany to pay up to €12 billion more annually into the EU’s pocket for the European budget. With Brexit, there will be a gap in their funding of some €3.5 to €4 …
by John Ward An unsatisfactory and suspicious ‘end’ to the Skripal affair, the threat of another false flag over Syria, an incestuous EUNATO army, and a Brexit that is no longer Brexit. Try as hard as they may, there is no …
by Martin Armstrong The upper house in Britain has overruled the people trying to keep the UK in the EU which would destroy the British economy. The upper House of Parliament backed calls to remain in the EU customs union after …
by John Ward WHO, ME? The death of two spies, a trail of jingoistic nonsense, media blackouts in the High Court, hack attacks on Craig Murray’s site, a sudden rapprochement with the EU….and a transition deal sellout that pleases nobody beyond …
by John Ward The people at the centre of the Skripal farrago are Amber Rudd, Boris Johnson, MI5, Federica Mogherini and an EU desperate to stop Brexit. Only a madman would believe anything they have to say. The British Government has …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMvDoWhz87o First they ban Britain_First a far right group now Brexit groups? On Facebook What’s next ban all right wing conservatives and libertarians groups on Facebook? Freedom of speech is under grave attack in UK this is 1984 in the …
by John Ward It may seem hard to believe, but trust me: the Italian election, the weakness of the EU, and the growing strength of Waspi and 2020comms all add up to a Brexit solution for Theresa May. It will require …
by John Ward Footie fans were bored to the core last night by the revelation that the FA Cup will become the Brexit Cup as of season 2018-19…and before a ball has been kicked, the finalists have been selected. Thanks to …
by John Ward An occasional series aimed at those who suspect they’re being told lies about pretty much everything but are too busy to check. It is not aimed at fluffies, feminists, diehard Remainers, globalists, socialists, neoliberals, metropolitan bubble dwellers and Treasury officials, …
Brexit & the economy: The successes the mainstream media aren’t crowing about A picture of Brexit doom and gloom has been painted – an artwork constructed by the ‘remoaners’ whose campaign of fear angered leave campaigners during the referendum on …
by John Ward We’re not being offered complete Brexit, we’re being offered complete bollocks A statement from earlier today (Monday) from the Media Johnnies in the Cabinet Office: “We are about to enter into a negotiation with the European Union on the …
PHILIP Hammond has unleashed a new stealth tax that will clobber 11.6million ordinary British savers, wiping huge amounts of money from their long-term investment policies with a string of big name insurance firms, it has been revealed. “I understand the …
by John Ward It is becoming increasingly clear that the European Union faces fiscal crisis, Visegrad rebellion, ClubMed unrest, and growing calls for something far less than federal fascism. Yet at the very point when both UKIP and Farage are being …
NIGEL FARAGE dismantled Tony Blair’s dire predictions of the UK post-Brexit economy and said Brexit is winning “all over the European Union”. Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage dismissed Blair’s proposal of a second Brexit referendum at the end of the negotiations saying the former …
I'm meeting EU chief negotiator @MichelBarnier on Monday and I want to involve the 17.4m. Send me your questions below using #AskBarnier. pic.twitter.com/u04mg2UxTD — Nigel Farage MP (@Nigel_Farage) January 4, 2018 Frmer UKIP leader and MEP Nigel Farage is to …
by Mark Angelides The worst has happened. It was not unexpected, but it is still a shock to the 17.4 million British folk who voted to leave the European Union. They have been stabbed in the back and betrayed by …
by Mark Angelides A leaked policy document obtained by the Guardian newspaper lays out a series of proposals and plans that deal with the shape of Britain’s immigration policy after leaving the European Union (EU). But Brexiteers are saying it …
David Davis and EU rule out soft Brexit on day one of negotiations David Davis and the EU slammed the door on any prospect of a “soft” Brexit as formal negotiations on leaving the EU finally got underway in Brussels. …
by Mark Angelides It has taken almost exactly one year from when the British people voted to leave the European Union to start the negotiations which began today. During the June 8th election, more than 80% of the voting public …
by Mark Angelides Prime Minster Theresa May took a gamble and she lost. The majority that her party held has been lost and it is now almost certain that she will only be able to form a government with the …
by Mark Angelides The British newspaper, the Guardian, ran an exclusive story with the headline: Nigel Farage is ‘person of interest’ in FBI investigation into Trump and Russia. The article is full of misleading statements and to any person who …
by Mark Angelides A major new poll from YouGov has shown that more than half of Brits believe that the EU is trying to influence the outcome of the General Election on June 8th. The polling was carried out in …
by Phoenix Capital Research France holds the first round of its Presidential election this weekend. The big worry for the markets is the fact that anti-Euro candidate Marin Le Pen could potentially win. Now, the polls show Le Pen …
by Mark Angelides The EU has proven itself to be hostile o Britain’s interests. As the President of the EU Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker has said “other countries will see what happens to the UK, and will want to stay in …
by Mark Angelides March 15th (or the Ides of March) was a bad day for Julius Caesar, but history aside, is something big going to happen on the Ides? As it goes, there are actually already several fairly momentous things …
by Mark Angelides This Monday or Tuesday sees the “Ping Pong” of the Bill for triggering Article 50 (the mechanism that allows the UK to withdraw from the EU), shuttling between the House of Commons and the House of Lords. …
by Mark Angelides The war for Brexit has lost its first major battle, and it wasn’t against the Brussels Eurocrats, it’s against the unelected House of Lords. The Brexit Bill that will allow the Prime Minister to trigger Article 50 …
by Mark Angelides Polls are predicting a stunning victory for Marine Le Pen and her party, France’s National Front (FN), in this year’s French elections. Riding a wave of popularity that has never before been seen in modern French …
Investmentweek.co.uk reports: Rothschild, who chairs the RIT Capital Partners investment trust, refers to his family businesses which originated with five brothers setting up the “first truly international banking system,” operating from London, Paris, Vienna, Naples and Frankfurt at …