The main changes I do expect from Brexit are a long overdue material shift in the power balance away from London and its elite and back to the once working class regions of the UK. These have been the victims of a globalisation that, when it was first championed by Thatcher and then Blair, was supposed to have either no victims at all, or “losers” who could be easily compensated by the “winners”.
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4.7/5 (10) As you might imagine, my inbox has been stuffed with articles and more articles and even yet more articles about the BREXIT referendum in the United Kingdom last Thursday, and its already apparent huge…
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5/5 (9) Mr. G.P. shared this article, and it really prompts some high octane speculation, particularly in the context of yesterday's blogs and speculations about the survivability of the EU, the euro, and the refugee crisis.…
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4.22/5 (9) There's growing pressures in Europe against the whole Brussels regulatory bureaucracy that really runs the so-called "European union." Mr. A.G. shared these articles about the growing opposition not only within France and Britain for…
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TTIP transparency, shadowy campaign money and retro rockets + this day in history w/Birth Of A Nation and our song of the day by Hinds on your Morning Monarchy for February 8, 2016.
Oregon Under Attack, mystery meat and Middle East heat + This Day In History w/LBJ and your song of the day w/Tom Jones on Morning Monarchy for January 4, 2016.
The IMF announced this week that the renminbi will now be considered a world reserve currency.
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“They just wanted to take a bat to them,” said former U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, referring to the attitude of European leaders towards debt-laden Greece in February of 2010, three months before the country’s first bailout. Mr. Geithner, Treasury Secretary from 2009 until 2013, was attending a meeting of the finance ministers and central bankers of the Group of Seven (G7) nations: the United States, Japan, Germany, France, Britain, Italy and Canada.
