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Damien 02-04-2017 19:12

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35892962)
As I've stated before, there doesn't need to be a co-ordinated, timetabled plan to do this, just a common long term goal. It's really quite simple and logical for the rich and powerful to want to look after each other just as they try to do with tax law for example. We see it on a smaller scale throughout the world of business and politics so why not on a wider scale? Yes there will be hiccups and setbacks along the way but anyone who seriously thinks the global elite are going to just relinquish their wealth when their world is up for grabs, as it inevitably will, is IMHO naive.

Yeah I think there can be common goals which come about organically. It makes sense why people would want to support globalisation because the more markets you can sell too, the more money you make. Remember many Brexiters support it because they want to turn us into a Singapore, a hyper-open market, and others support it to do the opposite. So it's not as simple. Either way many of the global elite supported Brexit.

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35892967)
Brexit and Trump, who share an unshakeable belief in the single Sovereign state, are a (temporary) stand against World government. Why do you think both are under so much irrational attack? The globalists dropped the ball on this one; they were caught unawares. Arrogance maybe?
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What about globalists that supported Brexit like Johnson.

passingbat 02-04-2017 19:18

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35892968)



What about globalists that supported Brexit like Johnson.


Is Jonson a globalist? Does he support world government, and the eradication of the Sovereign Nation? I really don't know.

Damien 02-04-2017 19:20

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35892970)
Is Jonson a globalist? Does he support world government, and the eradication of the Sovereign Nation? I really don't know.

Globalisation can refer to a broad spectrum of views. From advocating for free trade to people who want global insinuations managing more things. Johnson is a clear free trade advocate and isn't opposed to migration. By UK standards he is a supporter of globalisation.

Incidentally anti-globalisation used to be very much be a hard-left position. One of the weirder things about politics now is seeing this language coming from the right, traditionally the biggest advocates for liberal trade policies. People have switched positions almost, although the fringes of the left still are anti-globalisation.

That said I think it's because of a realignment where globalisation vs nationalists seems to the bigger divide.

Ramrod 02-04-2017 19:39

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35892960)
And how do you distinguish between them? Or is it just people you disagree with 'libtards' as you call them.

I don't understand your question
How do I distinguish between what? :confused:

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35892967)
Brexit and Trump, who share an unshakeable belief in the single Sovereign state, are a (temporary) stand against World government. Why do you think both are under so much irrational attack? The globalists dropped the ball on this one; they were caught unawares. Arrogance maybe?


Globalists out there don't need to worry; it will come in the future.

I completely agree. I can't see any way that they can be overcome. :(

passingbat 02-04-2017 19:41

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35892971)
Johnson is a clear free trade advocate and isn't opposed to migration. By UK standards he is a supporter of globalisation.


Nothing wrong with free trade between Sovereign institutions. Providing migration rules are subject to the Nations Parliament only, there is nothing wrong with that. Brexit advocated controlled migration, not zero migration.


As part of that control, industry needs to stat training more British people instead of relying on immigration.

Ramrod 02-04-2017 19:41

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35892971)
Incidentally anti-globalisation used to be very much be a hard-left position. One of the weirder things about politics now is seeing this language coming from the right, traditionally the biggest advocates for liberal trade policies.

I know. It's doing my head in :D To be fair, I think that the right (myself included) still believe in liberal trade policies. We also believe in sovereign nations implementing them.
Strange days that we live in......

RizzyKing 02-04-2017 20:28

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I think much of the anti globalism is because rather then elevate those nations at the bottom higher the aim seems to be to lower the top countries down and it's costing many nations more then they are willing to pay. As to how brexit and trump happened simply it was arrogance an assumption that a majority would just take the usual path and follow the laid out script as we have for the last couple of decades. I do believe there is a far ranging group pulling strings behind the scenes but it isn't the bilderberg group although they are a good diversion because of how they operate.

People are fed up and frustrated feeling that their countries no longer work for them and represent them whilst being constantly told to embrace change and accept immigration on any scale as progress.

TheDaddy 02-04-2017 20:36

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35892887)
If anyone who is angry it is him!

Indeed, the last thing I needed on a pleasant Sunday was a lecture from a pensioner but I gave him a chance and if anyone was condescending it's him, had to stop watching it due to his overuse of that word and he was quite tetchy to, it's almost as if some youngster had asked him if he'd still be alive by the time we leave as he was pressing record.

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35892967)
Brexit and Trump, who share an unshakeable belief in the single Sovereign state, are a (temporary) stand against World government. Why do you think both are under so much irrational attack?

Wonder if that's the reason corbyn is always under attack to? :angel:

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35892976)
Strange days that we live in......

Very and they've barely started yet to :Yikes:

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing (Post 35892979)
I think much of the anti globalism is because rather then elevate those nations at the bottom higher the aim seems to be to lower the top countries down and it's costing many nations more then they are willing to pay. As to how brexit and trump happened simply it was arrogance an assumption that a majority would just take the usual path and follow the laid out script as we have for the last couple of decades. I do believe there is a far ranging group pulling strings behind the scenes but it isn't the bilderberg group although they are a good diversion because of how they operate.

People are fed up and frustrated feeling that their countries no longer work for them and represent them whilst being constantly told to embrace change and accept immigration on any scale as progress.

QFT

1andrew1 02-04-2017 22:20

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35892976)
I know. It's doing my head in :D To be fair, I think that the right (myself included) still believe in liberal trade policies. We also believe in sovereign nations implementing them.
Strange days that we live in......

Also interesting looking back at the 1975 referendum and those parties which favoured being in favour of a no vote:
  • SNP
  • Plaid Cymru
  • Ulster Unionist Party
  • National Front
  • Communist Party of Great Britain

ianch99 03-04-2017 09:12

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35892976)
I know. It's doing my head in :D To be fair, I think that the right (myself included) still believe in liberal trade policies. We also believe in sovereign nations implementing them.
Strange days that we live in......

I think the global superstate fears are fantasy. What is a real and present danger is the corporate globalism.

The power and reach of the global multinationals is now beyond the point where we can, as individual nations, control. Ironically it is institutions like the EU that have sufficient market mass that can hope to stand up against these entities.

Although, saying that, the EU has failed to grasp this nettle completely: the tax regime in Luxembourg being an example.

The naivety of embracing a global free trade policy in the hope that "market will deliver" is already self-evident and has been for a while now. We need, as a nation now we are out of the EU, to pass laws that enforce global companies to commit to the country they raise revenue from. This means clear and fair tax from revenues and more importantly, obligation to employ nationals from the country they operate in.

These changes would ensure that global multinationals whose agenda is just profit and have no allegiance or affinity to the country they operate in, cannot exploit countries with impunity.

If you just invite multinationals into your bed with offers of sweet tax deals and impose no regulation, you are dancing with the devil ..

Ramrod 03-04-2017 09:43

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35893002)
I think the global superstate fears are fantasy.

Not at all. They are the ultimate goal.
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What is a real and present danger is the corporate globalism.
I agree.

papa smurf 03-04-2017 10:18

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35892938)
Not in my mentality papa but l have heard you like to put that cheapo paint on your boat..;)

£26 litre i don't call that cheapo :)

once the missile tubes have been polished and the guns oiled she's ready for brexit

1andrew1 03-04-2017 10:26

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35893002)
I think the global superstate fears are fantasy. What is a real and present danger is the corporate globalism.

The power and reach of the global multinationals is now beyond the point where we can, as individual nations, control. Ironically it is institutions like the EU that have sufficient market mass that can hope to stand up against these entities.

Although, saying that, the EU has failed to grasp this nettle completely: the tax regime in Luxembourg being an example.

The naivety of embracing a global free trade policy in the hope that "market will deliver" is already self-evident and has been for a while now. We need, as a nation now we are out of the EU, to pass laws that enforce global companies to commit to the country they raise revenue from. This means clear and fair tax from revenues and more importantly, obligation to employ nationals from the country they operate in.

These changes would ensure that global multinationals whose agenda is just profit and have no allegiance or affinity to the country they operate in, cannot exploit countries with impunity.

If you just invite multinationals into your bed with offers of sweet tax deals and impose no regulation, you are dancing with the devil ..

Agreed. And global multinationals are no doubt opposed to blocs like the EU as they alone have sufficient scale to challenge them; national governments being too small.

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35893004)
Not at all. They are the ultimate goal. I agree.

Why would this benefit multinational companies? They benefit by playing states off one another for tax deals, lighter regulations and government grants. A global government would end this.

RizzyKing 03-04-2017 11:04

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A global government controlled by the multi nationals is the ultimate goal and agenda that way instead of playing nations off against each other they play the government off against the people. The idea of the EU being even a slight annoyance to that is laughable given top officials either come from multi nationals or retire from the political scene taking up nice jobs with them. People using their votes in national elections is the way to slow it as that's all that can be done at this point and if you doubt it slows anything just look at what's happened with the brexit and trump votes and tell me there isn't an orchaestrated movement behind things. Totally different scenarios with a 3,000 mile gap and the rhetoric against those who voted for brexit and trump is damn near word for word.

1andrew1 03-04-2017 11:18

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing (Post 35893016)
A global government controlled by the multi nationals is the ultimate goal and agenda that way instead of playing nations off against each other they play the government off against the people. The idea of the EU being even a slight annoyance to that is laughable given top officials either come from multi nationals or retire from the political scene taking up nice jobs with them. People using their votes in national elections is the way to slow it as that's all that can be done at this point and if you doubt it slows anything just look at what's happened with the brexit and trump votes and tell me there isn't an orchaestrated movement behind things. Totally different scenarios with a 3,000 mile gap and the rhetoric against those who voted for brexit and trump is damn near word for word.

The shares of all the multinationals have shot up since Trump was elected so that theory's out the door. He's a globalist but to appeal to the electorate he needs to present it as the US getting the best deal.
Brexit voters seem to get offended when any analysis is conducted on who voted for Brexit and who voted against Brexit. That isn't rhetoric against voters, it's analysis.


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