BREXIT STICKING POINT? ( Archived) (43)

Ditching the old USA new world order 1934, gold back economy in 1984 half wit Ronald Regan proclaimed a new, new world order according to America, price of goods and services be set by supply and demand...
So then the UK turned its back on the colonials down-under, who had fed Britain throughout its darkest hour during the time Germany and its allies tried to cobble up the UK .

The United Kingdom promptly sunk our countries agricultural industries, killed off producers of butter, cheese, mutton and wool over night thus tipping our economies towards the brink of total disaster...errrr

And so the UK and Eu countries increased the level of subsidies paid to there food producers to an extent many farmers were paid to berry there crops and feed milk back to there cows.
The EU formed a common market, which has thus far been bailed out at least two times by America, however the Americans became quite unhappy with the unwillingness of many third poorer countries to play ball, that was compounded by America's loss of control over the UN and World Bank, the latter funding third world countries enhanced gold reserves...
The UK stitched up Greenland with a lot of derivative contracts and Greenland offered up-yours to United Kingdom and Scottish Banks, then America acted in leaking that Greece ( who had not unknowingly) borrowed in derivatives...
(A derivative is a financial security with a value that is reliant upon, or derived from, an underlying asset or group of assets. The derivative itself is a contract between two or more parties, and its price is determined by fluctuations in the underlying asset.) (Which American Home Owners lost their homes with to.)
Unspoken issues that include Russia is unwilling to allow America to create another world war in the the way they created WW2 when over 20 million Russians were killed.
Unspoken issues like Italian government’s debt, at €2.5 trillion ($2.95 trillion), is about the same size as the debt owed by the French and German governments, and is larger than the combined government debt of Spain, Portugal, Greece, and Ireland, the four countries that needed financial bailouts.

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