Hello everyone
Hello everyone. The people of Iceland have given a big kicking to Ursula Vanderan and the European Union because they have rejected restarting accession negotiations to look at joining the European Union. Yesterday, over 82% of the eligible voters in Iceland with a population of about 400,000 people voted to reject restarting these negotiations by nearly 53%. This has sent a big message to the European Union. The countries want to preserve their sovereignty, their independence in terms of looking after.
The industries of their country, but also for their fiscal and monetary policy which are so so important. We saw at the time of the financial crash in terms of what happened here in Ireland in terms of the bank bailout and remember all that story about burning the bond holders led to devastating austerity in Ireland when they brought the IMF and the European Central Bank into town to impart devastating austerity on the people of Ireland. Smashed many of our social services stop.
Building public housing and open up the door to the vulture funds. Remember Melinda Kenny said that Ireland was the best in the country to do business in. This was really a message to the big private equity companies and butcher funds to come in to make massive windfalls in Ireland through NAMA. And we've seen the impact of that today in terms of the extortionate housing and rental costs in Ireland. Not to mention the massive seeding of our sovereignty to the.
Technocratic institutions that are based in Brussels. We saw that recently with the EU migration and asylum act, but also in the context of the attack on basic citizens rights through digital services acts and the push towards digital ID and ultimately digital currency. But the people of Iceland are standing up for their sovereignty. They still have trade agreements with European Union as members of the European Economic Area and also in the context of being part of the Shenhen.
Agreement also in terms of the free movement of people. But their prime minister, who was an ex Morgan Stanley Banker, has been pushing this vote to restart negotiations with the European Union and has said that it's just about having a talk and seeing how it goes and then it's put to the people. But we see what this leads to, particularly here in Ireland and across Europe. There many of those countries who were part of the Euro zone that had to suffer devastating.
Austerity because he had no control over the policy
Austerity because he had no control over the policy of the state despite the will of the majority of people who were against what was taking place at the time and at the same time we see the drive towards more militarism across the European Union with the 800 billion euro rearming Europe plan by Ursula Vanderline. Now, it's estimated up to€6 trillion euro will be spent over the next decade and possibly beyond in terms of the drive towards more militarism and.
Also there's plenty of money for that war. There's no money for basic social and public services. We've seen a devastation in terms of housing, the health chaos, and many more social catastrophes, all created by the political establishment and all pushed forward by those in Brussels as well. And the wararmongering agenda still will continue over the next period of time. We see that with Ireland in terms of the erosion of Irish neutrality. But Iceland is an interesting point because Iceland.
Are standing up for their industries, fisheries and agriculture and are standing up for the needs of their citizens and listen to their citizens rather than being spoken down to or talking down to or controlled essentially from Brussels. So the safeguard of the natural resources are vital during the time of financial crash. One of the most hardly hit countries hardly hit countries were Iceland in terms of losing so much of their GDP value during that period as.
“So the safeguard of the natural resources are vital during the time of financial crash”
Well that they were so reliant on financial services and the banking sector as well. But many of those politicians and those who were responsible were let go to the wall were found guilty of corruption charges and the people moved on. They weren't willing to put up with this nonsense that was put up with in Ireland. For instance, we remember what happened with the so-called banking inquiry and the complete whitewash that was in terms of finding no accountability.
And a no blame approach really which has been echoed recently with the co inquiry where it's going to be a no blame approach and in particular that's going that's going to be behind has been behind closed doors which hasn't been open for any public scrutiny or but that's what the drive towards European Union wants isn't it super institution where there's no accountability, no transparency and told to pull up or shut up. And if you speak out against them,.
They're going to sanction you or censor you
They're going to sanction you or censor you. And u this is why the people of Iceland should have no hand back their part with the European Union. So let's see how this develops over the next period of time. Will Europe come back again and try to get them involved again? And perhaps maybe Trump might try something looking for some greater projects in terms of what happened already with Greenland and maybe perhaps set a sites now on Iceland as well. This.
Might change the tune over the coming years as well. So let's see how this develops and let's see what the fallout from this is over the next period of time. But more countries are standing up for sovereignty. More countries are standing up for their independence. Countries want to trade and respect each other based on their heritage, based on their values and not deal with big empires or big Bahamits pushing the globalist agenda. Have a mutual respect.
And trade with countries on that basis, but put the needs of it citizens first and not deal with all the chaos imparted on it by the globalists. We've seen it with the mass immigration chaos. We've also seen it with many other social and economic catastrophes all at the door of those in the European Union, stroke, the US and many of those billionaires that they represent. So thanks so much for the support and thanks for sharing my.
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