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In twenty weeks, Americans will set a course for the world with their own historic choice – either sticking with what America has right now, or demanding monumental changes to government authority over lifestyles and pocketbooks.
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Which brings us to the main event in the United States.
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Californians have discussed carving their Golden State into three states. Some thirty states have circulated petitions recently to gauge interest in secession. Secession efforts are now called “Texit.” A move to include secession as a plank in the Texas Republican platform came up just two votes short last May. Here at home, the current and former governors of the always revolution-ready Texas have suggested secession from the United States. Tspiras was channeling an old political axiom – if voting mattered, we wouldn't let them do it. Up to their Parthenon in debt for the next hundred years, Greeks elected Alexis Tsipras as Prime Minister, who promised to stiff Greece's banking creditors and give Greece a new start.īut Tsipras turned on his people, repudiated the cradle of democracy's historic vote, and left Greece even deeper in debt. The big loser so far in the fight for economic self-determination is Greece. “Only lunatics,” said one Swiss official, “would consider EU membership.” Switzerland decided just two weeks ago to drop all plans to join the EU. Scots lost no time in restating their intention to separate from Great Britain. Political leaders in the Netherlands and Poland, just hours after the June 23rd British Revolution, made it clear they will push for a Brexit replay. Italy's Five Star separatists claim support of half that country, and have just elected Rome's mayor. Strong political voices in Italy, France, Austria, and even Germany are shouting to preserve national identities or else to leave the EU. Quebec voted down independence from Canada in 1995, but has never stopped talking about it. Scotland the same year managed to muster 45% of three million votes in a losing bid to leave the UK. Spanish Catalonia was all set for independence from Spain in 2014, until stopped in its tracks by Spanish courts. The Brexit victory has now kindled a wildfire.
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Until Brexit, the populist revolution against powerful centralized world order was a series of smoldering brush fires. The Brit's dramatic decision is the latest revolt of those fearing the loss of personal and national identities. “Only Lunatics Would Consider EU Membership” The British Empire stood tall on what outspoken political leader Nigel Farage called Our Independence Day. While the gritty election fallout spread through rattled markets and wafted into plush offices of banking's money masters, the hard and fast implications were clear. A choice between the liberty of self-determination or the tyranny of faraway cronyism. At issue: who should control British economic and immigration policies – Brits themselves, or unelected bankers and their bureaucracy stooges.
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The dust is still settling after Britain's seismic Brexit vote June 23rd. “It's always a dangerous thing when you leave democracy up to the people,” joked Varney's guest – venture capitalist and author Peter Kiernan, as they watched Britain vote Thursday night to escape the European Union. “The only thing going up is the price of gold!” “Look at that screen,” exclaimed Fox Business Network's Stuart Varney, referring to the television graphic showing markets crashing across the globe.