Brexit Documentary Explains How EU Globalists Strangled Britain's Republic

Brexit the Movie -- YouTube ^ | 6/25/2016 | PoconoPundit

[poconopundit]

If you're like me, your knowledge of the European political scene is sadly weak.  You know you should broaden your understanding, but who has the time? Well, now there's a fabulous documentary on YouTube that makes getting up to speed on the EU and European econo/political scene fun and efficient.

Its name is Brexit, the Movie.  And watching only 20 to 30 minutes of this feature-length film, I came away with keen insights on: 1) Why the British were desperate to exit the EU; 2) How the EU bureaucracy grew its cartel over the decades; and 3) The modus operandi the globalists used in Europe and could very well try to push on America through TPP and other nation-killing ploys.

Some quick facts and opinions on Brexit, the Movie:

• Highly Influential Film -- With 1.7 million YouTube views since its release in May, Brexit, the Movie was created to influence a wide audience about the Brexit decision. 
  

• Great Production Values here.  Quick-hit commentaries, splendid live footage of the UK and Brussels, and some clever animated graphics to explain key points. 
  

• The Movie is a crowdfunded production, financed entirely by donations from the 1,800 backers who raised over 300,000 pounds with donations as little as 1 pound. 
  

• What's a Globalist?  How do they gain power and keep it?  The Movie explains the inner workings of the European Union, the textbook case of how the globalist masterminds hire the political elite and develop cozy relationships with large corporations, charities, and universities. 
  

• The Unfathomable Bureaucracy -- The Movie shows the staggering span of regulations that touch everyday life in the EU -- and how EU schemes are used to protect privileged companies and force out innovative competitors.
  

• Industries All but Wiped Out -- The Movie examines a few of the industries that have been brought to their knees by EU regulations.   The fishing fleet, for example, is a shadow of what it once was.  The EU sold off the UK's fishing rights to other EU nations.  Now, British fishermen are not allowed to commercially in waters just a few miles off their shores!
  

• An EU Parliament that's All Talk, and has zero authority -- Each member state sends delegates to the EU Parliament, but the Movie shows why this body is merely a front for bureacrats behind the scenes who make the decisions, but are accountable to no one!
  

• Cross Atlantic Parallels -- Plenty of parallels between what's happening in Brussels and our very owner center of corruption, Washington DC.  So the intelligence in this British film is truly relevant to our own struggle to stop the globalists. 
  

Brexit: The Movie is written and directed by filmmaker Martin Durkin.  Durkin's Wag TV produces TV shows worldwide for discovery, National Geographic, TLC, Science Channel, Channel Four and Five in Britain.  Of the various prizes he's won for his films, he is most proud of the Free Enterprise Award, given him by the Institute of Economic Affairs.

Martin Durkin

Many thanks to FReeper Attention Surplus Disorder who turned me onto this film.

[smokingfrog]

GB is not a republic.

[Excellence]

No wonder the elites hate the internet.

[poconopundit]

Just loved this educational and entertaining film about the Brexit. A great tutorial about what's happening in Europe and how Britain's fight against corruption is very similar to our own.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

Mike Cernovich ‏@Cernovich Jun 23

Liberals are more outraged by #Brexit than they were about 1,300 young girls being raped in Rotherham.

[bigtoona]

Great film, and what amazed me is that the vote was as close as it was knowing the structure of this communist monstrosity! Tens of thousands of plutocrats with half million dollar salaries and entire shopping malls for exclusive use of said plutocrats. Massive transfer and redistribution of wealth with organized crime structured regulations and lobbying. Stunning!

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

And he is spot on.

[MtnClimber]

Thanks! Wow, great video.

[tinyowl]

[tinyowl]

PS thanks for the link POCO - I've been running in the morning with an ex brit ... and tomorrow will be at a party at their house - he and his wife, wife's sister who lives in GB still ... and their daughter. They know I was LEAVE LEAVE LEAVE ... and there will be super liberal neighbors there too. Will be very interesting.

Most people don't get that globalism is not about 'cooperation' ... except those that actually experience the 'cooperation' which they experience as ... blood letting. Evidently enough brits got it - I have to assume Soros and friends managed 5% vote fraud so it was probably more than the final result. Hopefully enough Americans do.

[SE Mom]

Bkmk

[Company Man]

Extremely watchable. Informative and entertaining. Did you know the European Union has four presidents, and a parliament that isn't allowed to make law?

[ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton]

Yeah. And something tells me that they don’t have massive voter fraud like here in the US.

[publius911]

GB is not a republic.

So what?
Evidently that's irrelevant to the actions of the power puppeteers behind the scenes making the current results a do or die necessity...

[Bartholomew Roberts]

Thank you for posting!

[publius911]

Liberals are more outraged by #Brexit than they were about 1,300 young girls being raped in Rotherham.

I am convinced that the momentum of hate towards liberals and the damage they have caused to hundreds of millions will increase for a generation.

This brand of liberal which supports opportunistic criminal scams like the E.U. is literally an endangered species...

[Vision Thing]

Thank you, poconopundit!

I saw a thread about this film here on FR not too long ago, but I wasn’t interested in reading it, much less watching the film itself.

Your thread intrigued me.

So glad I watched it, not just for the entertainment value, but also for the educational value.

One thing I noticed is the film’s reliance on economic and political arguments, not on immigration arguments.

These economic and political arguments are enough to make one disgusted with the EU. Any immigration arguments outside of this film are just icing on the came.

[Vision Thing]

Cake, not came.

Dam autocorrect. :)

[Behind the Blue Wall]

Excellent video. It’s amazing to me, they made an open and shut case in favor Leave without even referencing the issue of immigration. I would think that an open and shut case for Leave could’ve been made without reference to anything else!

[Vision Thing]

Yup, they mentioned borders only once in the film. So the lack of immigration arguments surprised me, too.

But the film made immigration arguments unnecessary.

Instead, all they needed to do was reveal the EU as disgusting pigs. They acieved their goal.