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German Populist Leader Wants Brexit-Style Referendum on Leaving EU

by Jack Montgomery, The National Pulse:

Alice Weidel, co-chairwoman of the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, believes there should be a referendum on ‘Dexit’ — a Deutsch (German) exit from the European Union — if the bloc cannot be reformed.

“If a reform isn’t possible, if we fail to rebuild the sovereignty of the EU member-states, we should let the people decide, just as Britain did,” said Weidel, whose party is polling significantly above the three globalist parties that form Germany’s coalition government, in an interview with the Financial Times on Sunday.

UK Establishment Preparing to Reverse Brexit.

by Jack Mongomery, The National Pulse:

The globalist establishment is preparing to fully reverse Brexit, never properly delivered in the first instance, by signing the United Kingdom up to “associate membership” of an expanded European Union (EU) concocted by France and Germany.

The proposals for a “four-tiered” European Union will reportedly be revealed as President Emmanuel Macron, currently in his second and final term, meets with Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the left-wing Labour Party which is widely expected to regain power from the Conservative (in name only) Party in Britain’s next general election, to be held no later than January 2025.

REVERSING BREXIT

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    from The Duran:

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    COVID-19 Was a Coup D’État

    by Dr. James Alexander, Daily Sceptic:

    The estimable David McGrogan has done much for bringing an understanding of law to the pages of the Daily Sceptic. In an era in which everyone talks about science, it is very important that there will be some of us who keep talking about law — and literature — and politics.

    McGrogan’s latest essay argued — it was a complicated piece and worth summarising — that Lord Diplock, a renowned old horse-rider of a lawyer, told the House of Lords in 1985 that he could see no reason why the lawyers shouldn’t be able to subject prerogative powers to judicial review. (McGrogan is very funny on the trickiness of the bland phrase, “I see no reason”.) This was part of the thing Jonathan Sumption has written about in his recent non-historical books: the tendency of lawyers to turn political convention into legal regulation: that is, more simply, the tendency of law lords to go after power. But the broader point is about the civil service.

    ‘We Have Become Our Own Enemy’: Polish Farmers’ Remarkable Protest Against Europe’s Self-Destruction

    from Sputnik News:

    Out of touch European leaders are destroying citizens’ quality of life as well as their own political legitimacy, claims one expert.
    The European system has been under considerable strain for some time. Brexit was perhaps the most notable demonstration of the people’s discontent with the direction the continent is headed. But many others have followed.

    Winning! EU Drops Net Zero Demands After Farmers’ Protests

    by Will Jones, Daily Sceptic:

    The European Union has backed down on Net Zero targets for agriculture, including drastic cuts in fertiliser and pesticide use and a recommendation that people eat less meat, following widespread protests from farmers. The Telegraph has more.

    The European Union has caved in to angry protests from farmers and cut a target to slash agricultural emissions as part of the bloc’s net zero drive.

    European Farmers Have Shown Us How You Actually Stand Up to the EU

    by Will Jones, Daily Sceptic:

    Brexit was too polite by half, says Ross Clark in the Telegraph. The French aren’t going to sit around discussing matters in a village hall. European farmers have shown us how you actually stand up to the sclerotic EU. Here’s an excerpt.

    Pity the EU’s hoi polloi. Now Britain has left they can no longer pretend that it was a case of one recalcitrant country standing in the way of their glorious project of unification. As the tractors encircle their Brussels citadel it is becoming clear that Brexit was just a harbinger of what was to come: mass dissension against an undemocratic, over-centralised bloc that is damaging the livelihoods of many of its citizens.

    Landslide Trump Victory in 2024 – Martin Armstrong

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    by Greg Hunter, USA Watchdog:

    Legendary financial and geopolitical cycle analyst Martin Armstrong has correctly predicted every presidential race since the 1980’s with his “Socrates” data mining program.  The 2024 race, featuring Donald J. Trump, is shaping up to be the most lopsided race for the White House in history.  Armstrong explains, “Trump should win.  This data has even shocked me, and it’s been right on every election and even Brexit.  It’s basically showing, out of 6 models, it is showing four basically all for Trump, but two of them are showing absolute unbelievable landslides.  It’s showing 61% for Trump. . . .  The computer has never come up before with this complete gap . . . . In 2016, it showed Trump would win, but not overwhelming, but this one is absolutely stunning.”

    POLL: Conservative Anti-Globalist AfD Party is Supported by 24 Percent of Germans, An All-Time High

    by Shane Trejo, Big League Politics:

    A YouGov poll has shown the right-wing anti-globalist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party rapidly rising in support, putting the nation’s entrenched political establishment into a bind.

    The new poll shows the AfD party getting 24 percent of support from the German people, making them the second most popular party in Germany behind the Christian Democratic Union.

    The poll results can be seen here:

    2024 – A Year in which Social Tensions Will Deepen further: Anecdotal Evidence of Three Worldviews

    by Ronni Stoeferle, Gold Switzerland:

    In Europe, many countries have been seething since 2015, when the first major wave of refugees reached Germany and Austria in particular. In the US, it was the election of Donald Trump as President in November 2016 that brought the deep divide between Republicans and Democrats to everyone’s attention. A few months earlier, to the surprise of many, the UK had opted for Brexit, an exit from the EU. Only a few years have passed since then, but the density of crises has increased rather than decreased: Covid-19, the climate crisis, inflation, the war in Ukraine, the energy crisis, and finally Hamas’ terrorist attack on Israel and its response.

    The Government’s Plan to Criminalize Your Thoughts

    by Dr. Joseph Mercola, Mercola:

    STORY AT-A-GLANCE
    • Documents received by investigative journalists Michael Shellenberger, Alex Gutentag and Matt Taibbi from an anonymous but “highly credible” whistleblower reveals new details on how the U.S. censorship-industrial complex — a network of more than 100 government agencies, private firms, academia and nonprofits — seeks to police and criminalize “wrong-think”
    • The documents describe how the modern digital censorship programs were created, and the various roles of the military, U.S. intelligence agencies, civil society organizations and commercial media

    Elections Are Now the Threat to Democracy

    by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics:

    When Trump won in 2016, that is when it all started. Democracy suddenly became evil “populism” for how dare the people try to vote career politicians out of power. They began their hate campaign against Trump because they could not allow an outsider to upset their feeding troff. I was handling many calls back to them because our computer projected a Trump victory, and they wanted to believe something was wrong. I tried to explain that he was legitimately elected, and it was a vote against those who never leave. Trump ran on draining the swamp and argued that term limits were necessary. He failed to realize that the swamp was an ocean that included both camps.

    Bloomberg: Elections Are a Threat to Democracy

    by Jack Montgomery, The National Pulse:

    With over 40 elections set for the United States, United Kingdom, and a host of other nations in 2024, U.S. corporate media giant Bloomberg is questioning whether inviting regular citizens to vote for representative governments really serves “democracy”.

    In an article by Tobin Harshaw, a Bloomberg opinion editor who previously edited the opinion section at for The New York Times, readers are warned that ‘2024 Is the Year of Elections and That’s a Threat to Democracy’.