Posted on 06/29/2016 10:15:16 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Wishful thinking, or a legitimate perspective on demonstrations of buyer’s remorse in the UK? It’s no secret, after all, that the Obama administration opposed the “Brexit” referendum that passed last week, which makes John Kerry’s skepticism about its actual implementation a bit self-serving. That doesn’t necessarily make him incorrect, however:
The US secretary of state has raised doubts about whether Brexit will ever happen, suggesting most leave campaigners do not truly believe in Britain’s divorce from the EU and do not know how to achieve it.
Claiming there were a number of ways in which Thursday’s vote could be “walked back”, John Kerry, who visited Downing Street on Monday, said David Cameron was loth to invoke article 50, the EU exit procedure.
He said the British prime minister felt powerless to “start negotiating a thing that he doesn’t believe in” and “has no idea how he would do it”.
Apparently referring to Boris Johnson, one of the frontrunners to replace Cameron, Kerry added: “And by the way, nor do most of the people who voted to do it.”(continued)
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Old Horseface speaks. He’s still dreaming of a “borderless” world for the snowflakes he lectured to prior to them graduating from “college” and going home to live in mom and pop’s basement.
the War Hero excretes more BS, embarasses USA yet again...
(and further alienates another ally)
The globalists see their plans for world domination finally coming to fruition. They will pull out all the stops to try and save the Euro mega-component.
Another global test. Johnny, go play with your Iranian buddies.
Kerry is the opposite end from the horse’s face
Peter Hitchens noted in his column last Sunday “Mail on Sunday” that the “Remain” side controls most of the Parliament’s members, the media like the BBC and the judiciary.
He is urging a new realignment of politics, new political parties to reflect the “Leave” and “Remain” division and above all a quick General Election to sort things out.
Nigel Farage has urged a quick invocation of Article 50 of the EU Charter to get the exit process going but Cameron won’t do it right away, saying he was to wait for the next PM to take office to do that.
There’s a smell in the air that this vote may have been in vain.
The “Remain” forces of the Corporatist elites are staging a coup to overthrow Jeremy Corbyn as Labour Party leader and install a full-throated “Remainer” as leader.
I sense a pattern here— globalists don’t like that Trump won the votes in the primary.. so at the convention they will try to block the people.. Globalists do not like the Brexit vote so they will block the people...
Like I said before:
All this talk of nullifying the results of Brexit is just froth to make it more palatable to the GLOBALISTS. They know they got swatted after pulling out all the stops, and would get totally hammered if they try another vote. It’s over, it’s over now, for the great euro-farce and they know it.
If he ever decided to divorce and marry up again, the only woman rich enough for that is Oprah.
The US secretary of state is all #&#*%& up.
John F. Horseface Kerry’s pronouncements are always WORTHLESS.
If there were just one single card in this deck....I might believe this ‘BREXIT-may-never-happen’ idea.
The problem is...the Austrian Constitutional Court is about to lay down a judgement in the next week that the May Presidential election results are invalid. This will trigger another run by the Green Party (the winner by less than 1-percent in the May election) and the right-wing party. You can take a guess how the next two months in Austria will go and how the anti-EU talk will be part of the make-up election. I think the Greens will lose on this second election.
So, you come to Oct in Germany, with a state election in Mecklenburg, Germany. Polling shows the anti-immigration/anti-EU party (the AfD) will probably take 25-percent (maybe even 28-percent) of the state’s votes. It’ll shift things around, and make Germans wonder about the three state elections in spring of 2017.
In France? There’s a presidential election coming up in the spring of 2017. Toss in the UK, Austria and Mecklenburg results and major talk of a Dutch referendum on the EU, and you might get a right-wing winner of France.
The German federal election? Scheduled for Oct/Nov of 2017. Merkel isn’t running, and the center-right/center-left parties are in weak marginal shape (they won’t cross the 50-percent point with their combined vote....something that hasn’t happened since 1949).
There are plenty of elections slated for 2017 and 2018....to reshape politics in Europe. So, in the early spring of 2019....guess what, the EU parliament election occurs. What if 50-to-60 percent of the vote goes right-wing? Shocker?
I don’t think BREXIT has to occur....it’s simply the threat, and the domino effect over the next two years that matters. As much as the intellectual folks think they created the perfect machine for their institution....I think it’ll be taken over and they may regret things in the end.
Yeah well 10 other countries may vite to leave within a year. Other than Turkey who wants to be part of a Euro Super State overrun by Muslims ?
well he could always try for Alice Walton, although her marriages don’t last long
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_female_billionaires
Not fonda KERRY LEST WE EVER FORGET
The trouble with our Liberal friends is not that they’re ignorant; it’s just that they know so much that isn’t so.
- Ronaldous Magnus
Article 50 of the stupid EU rules....doesn’t put any time-line on this episode. You almost have to laugh over the hyped-up behavior of the intellectual EU crowd. Look at the Brit public behavior, six days later....no one is talking of the exit occurring in the remaining six months of 2016. Some of the professors who study the EU even comment that the negotiation to the exit could take two years or more.
What I’m suggesting is that the longer this exit takes...the more complicated that other EXITs start to occur. It wouldn’t surprise if three or four other countries start referendum talks by spring of 2017. It all affects regional elections, and the BREXIT cloud hanging there will have a long-term affect.
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