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Originally Posted by Osem
As I've stated before, there doesn't need to be a co-ordinated, timetabled plan to do this, just a common long term goal. It's really quite simple and logical for the rich and powerful to want to look after each other just as they try to do with tax law for example. We see it on a smaller scale throughout the world of business and politics so why not on a wider scale? Yes there will be hiccups and setbacks along the way but anyone who seriously thinks the global elite are going to just relinquish their wealth when their world is up for grabs, as it inevitably will, is IMHO naive.
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Yeah I think there can be common goals which come about organically. It makes sense why people would want to support globalisation because the more markets you can sell too, the more money you make. Remember many Brexiters support it because they want to turn us into a Singapore, a hyper-open market, and others support it to do the opposite. So it's not as simple. Either way many of the global elite supported Brexit.
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Originally Posted by passingbat
Brexit and Trump, who share an unshakeable belief in the single Sovereign state, are a (temporary) stand against World government. Why do you think both are under so much irrational attack? The globalists dropped the ball on this one; they were caught unawares. Arrogance maybe?
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What about globalists that supported Brexit like Johnson.