EU leaders threaten the UK over BREXIT.

EU leaders line up to insist UK will pay a high price for Brexit stance.

The prime minister’s Conservative conference speech, in which she indicated Britain would prioritise immigration control and restore the primacy of UK law to become an “independent, sovereign nation” without full access to the single market, drew a sharp response from continental capitals.

In Paris, François Hollande said Britain must suffer the consequences of its decision.

...the president of the European commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, who said the 27 remaining member states must not give an inch in exit negotiations.

In Berlin, Angela Merkel rammed home the same point.

IMHO, France's threat was most telling:

“Other countries would want to leave the EU to get the supposed advantages without the obligations … There must be a threat, there must be a risk, there must be a price.”

And what obligations would those be?

Forced to take on the debt of other nations who have chosen to borrow and spend versus fiscal restraint.

Lets be clear, debt = slavery.

Who profits from debt? The banks. Specifically, the world's central banks (IMF, EU, BIS, Federal Reserve, BOE etc.) said to be owned by the Rothschilds.

Governments/nations are literally indebted to these banks.

They own us via their debt based monetary scheme.

Ultimately, the bankers want one world governance and a one world currency. The EU was the first step towards that goal.

Thankfully, its failing.

These leaders speak for themselves and not the people, Frances EU membership would not survive a referendum, In fact, I'll hazard a guess that france will be one of the next countries to leave.

In fairness what the EU is saying isn't so much 'threat' as simple statement of facts.

The UK cannot expect to cherry pick everything to out satisfaction. In a negotiation with 27 hostile countries where we have zero bargaining chips, we will come off worse.

a reply to: gladtobehere

The Rothschild picture you added says way more than any of the threatening politicians could. Debtors don't let the foreclosure process occur and let the homeowner keep the goods of the land... retribution will be mandated to move forward with the goods of the land that grew throughout the loan processes. There was no prenup signed upon taking in the money to fund historical growths, therefore the debtor wants half in value if a divorce occurs... this is on top of the interest paid back to them already. Unfortunately, these emotional decisions are displayed to the public as being the policy choices of governing officials and not as the financial agendas of those trying to increase their share of the wealth or decrease their share of the debt.

As long as it remains a global game, Rothschild's win. Push the relevance of collected debt aside, start policy making based on people and not currencies, and we'd see completely different public opinions on Brexit foreign influence in the media platforms that our policy makers use to push their agendas. Governing officials in today's political world, no matter the country, are merely lobbyists and playing their role in the system of debt.

originally posted by: Painterz
In fairness what the EU is saying isn't so much 'threat' as simple statement of facts.

The UK cannot expect to cherry pick everything to out satisfaction. In a negotiation with 27 hostile countries where we have zero bargaining chips, we will come off worse.

Very true. That doesn't mean we shouldn't go in with that as a goal, though.

Better to aim high and make concessions, than to aim low and still get less that you ask for.

Have Europe not learned anything?

NEVER back the UK into a corner and NEVER threaten us.


God if these imbeciles have most learned that lesson good riddance to these morons.

The E.U are crapping themselves, that's why they are hoping the House of Lord's will be filibustering over the referendum.

Punish us, you punish yourselves, you out and out fools.

Pound at it's lowest in 35 years, 2nd worst performing currency world wide in 2016 and article 50 still hasn't been triggered yet, Demands for employers to out foriegn employees, race hate crimes through the roof and a Government who couldn't run a #ing fruit and veg stall never mind a country, but hey, you got your country back. Right.

originally posted by: crazyewok
Have Europe not learned anything?

NEVER back the UK into a corner and NEVER threaten us.


God if these imbeciles have most learned that lesson good riddance to these morons.

Why...What will the UK do. Batter all 450 million of them. .?

a reply to: Soloprotocol

Still jelouse the English and welch voted for indepence while you cowardly scots didnt in 2014?

One thing everyone should keep in their minds is how the britain government acted when it wanted to be part of the EU. I say, leave the EU, relieve yourself of the evil EU, but also, please, don´t expect any special deals. You had your fair share when you thought you wanted to be part of the EU. Just don´t expect any deals.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

Feel free to move to mainland Europe while you have time.

Try not to get stabbed by a "refugee"

Don't come back when the rotten system collapses either.

a reply to: gladtobehere

And what obligations would those be?

open borders for european union nationals.

Forced to take on the debt of other nations who have chosen to borrow and spend versus fiscal restraint.

no

Lets be clear, debt = slavery.

your an idiot.

To be honest. I'm surprised that the French and the Germans have not learned that the UK just won't be told what's best for them. The EU is group think.

originally posted by: Painterz
In fairness what the EU is saying isn't so much 'threat' as simple statement of facts.

The UK cannot expect to cherry pick everything to out satisfaction. In a negotiation with 27 hostile countries where we have zero bargaining chips, we will come off worse.

27 Hostile countries

There are only a couple of them with a steady economy, supporting the other

25 dirt poor countries. Various unsatisfied ones are reinstating their boarders again.

M/s Merkle is back peddling on her previous generous invitations to all in sundry to

enjoy the German hospitality. And as I have been hearing the German people are

not very happy with the way things currently are.

originally posted by: crazyewok
a reply to: Soloprotocol

Still jelouse the English and welch voted for indepence while you cowardly scots didnt in 2014?

Still in the flag printing business i see..I'm sure you'll get it right one of these days...Ahahahahahaha.

originally posted by: EvillerBob

That doesn't mean we shouldn't go in with that as a goal, though.

Better to aim high and make concessions, than to aim low and still get less that you ask for.

You mean like the concessions negotiated first by Blair .... and then the pathetic

ones David Cameron came away with pre the referendum

originally posted by: Ohanka
a reply to: Soloprotocol

Feel free to move to mainland Europe while you have time.

Try not to get stabbed by a "refugee"

Don't come back when the rotten system collapses either.

I Choose to stay and fight from within. Your worst nightmare. # the UK.

I'll repeat it again. The UK is Just Above the Argentine peso as the world worst performing currency and article 50 has not been triggered yet...Let that sink in for a minute.

originally posted by: Soloprotocol
Pound at it's lowest in 35 years, 2nd worst performing currency world wide in 2016 and article 50 still hasn't been triggered yet, Demands for employers to out foriegn employees, race hate crimes through the roof and a Government who couldn't run a #ing fruit and veg stall never mind a country, but hey, you got your country back. Right.

At least you get the chance to experience what an independent Scotland would feel like.

The difference is, we can still recover.