The Great British Precipice

Flashing lights, precipice ahead, brexit calamity expected. With predictions of an abrupt, expensive, complicated and acrimonious outcome to 'negotiations'; will Britain, with it's e-normous and vacuuous national debt, and underfunded 'skeleton' services plunge precipitously over the precipice, or, see-saw on the edge like a minibus with a discontented handbrake?

It's all crap. An over abundance of spin and jelly. It matters not one jot what the negotiations produce as some 'final' agreement as the actual decisions regarding the economics are concerned are not in the hands of the politicians, although they seem to give that impression, but in the hands of the 'globalists' and their minions i.e. the captains of the industries. WTO or EU internal market rules really don't matter as both are not going to be a block on trade between 'traders' who will always find a way around such minor impediments as 'tariffs' and always have done. Politicians like to give the impression they are the be all and end all of global economics. Not so and never were. For those of us who didn't vote on the basis of so called 'economics' the argument is lost and indeed inconsequential. It may come as a surprise to many but 'money' isn't and doesn't always have the last word. Some other things are more desirable in the long run.

As you mention, the guff about negotiations and political meanderings is probably not very relevant, the real realities will be underlying. We can anticipate some economic turbulence in the years following brexit. What happened to the Gnomes of Zurich, whoever they are, is it anything to do with them?

The Gnomes of Zurich became the ECB and the IMF and inveigled themselves into the 'Star Chamber'. They didn't go away as most people might think. They simply assimilated with the new kids on the block and ensured their slimy tendrils encompassed every global entity and bureaucratic grouping. They are the 'backers' of the EU plan and the movers and shakers of labour and industry across the globe. It's a vile world out there where the mania for profit at any cost maintains an innocent countenance whilst raping the populations and pontificating equality. In a sense it adequately portrays the human species and that species ability to destroy anything in its path either for profit or for amusement - which also includes the home in which it lives. A greater parasite in the universe (as far as we know) there does not exist. Meanwhile - we 'normals' have to survive and we do that by the occasional flexing of our muscles and shoving up barriers against their headlong flight towards 'world domination' and 'world destruction'. History always tells the truth of how things were if one delves far and deep enough into the subject. What comes around goes around -. Always.