The EU is bankrupt and that is why its governing structure will fundamentally change
June 27, 2016
The real reason for the ongoing trouble in the European Union,
including the recent vote by the British people to leave the bloc, is
that the EU is bankrupt. We know in retrospect that the bankruptcy of
the Soviet Union was the real reason the Warsaw pact fell apart, with
Poland acting as the first domino. For the same reason, we can predict
England was the first domino in the collapse of the European Union.
The emerging consensus view is, as Pentagon analysts put it, “Brexit
may lead to Frexit (French exit), the collapse of banks, populism,
nationalism and anti-globalism.” This is also likely lead to an end to
Khazarian mafia sponsored Mulsim immigration.
The situation in France has already become so chaotic that French
police say they are becoming too exhausted to deal with the daily,
violent demonstrations taking place throughout the country. French
President Francois Hollande, who has only 11% public support, is trying
to ban demonstrations but it is hard to see who will enforce his “ban.”
In other words, France is headed for revolution.
“This is the worst period I recall, there is nothing like it,” is how
former Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan described the
general situation and the market chaos that followed the Brexit vote.