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Trump is the First Global Leader To Call Out China [CPAC Australia] [Video]

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The Epoch Times – In Nigel Farage’s view, why is the suppression of conservative viewpoints so dangerous to the functioning of a civilized democracy? And how does President Trump differ from other world leaders in his stance on China?

This is American Thought Leaders  and I’m Jan Jekielek. In this special episode of American Thought Leaders at CPAC Australia, the head of the Chinese edition of The Australian Epoch Times, John Xiao, hosts an interview with Nigel Farage, the Leader of the UK Brexit Party. Continue reading →

Nigel Farage: Investigate Soros’ Billions, Not Trump’s Russia Ties

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Niamh Harris – Nigel Farage, the former UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader has called on the media to investigate the spending habits of George Soros instead of obsessing over Donald Trump’s alleged collusion with Russia.

Farage was outraged by the Hungarian-US billionaire’s huge donation to a campaign aimed at overturning Brexit and said the world needed to keep a closer eye on Soros and his Open Society Foundations.

He said:“I’ve been saying since 2011 that we all need to wake up to who George Soros is and how big his organisation is.

Last year Farage, who is currently a Member of European Parliament,  told fellow MEPs that Soros has been allowed to illegally funnel $18 billion dollars into the EU in order to dictate European policy. Continue reading →

Will Britain Leave the European Union?

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britainSteve Byas – Great Britain will stage a national referendum on June 23 on whether to leave the European Union.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has made it clear that he supports continued British membership in the EU, and admits that his efforts to win “concessions” from the EU’s 27 other member states are designed to make the EU more palatable to its opponents in his own country.

Those concessions, however, are illusory and would not be legally binding. This is the clear position of Nigel Farage, a British member of the European Parliament, and the leader of Britain’s United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP), who challenged European Council President Donald Tusk about the concessions Cameron hopes to win.

“But is this deal legally binding, Mr. Tusk?” Farage asked. “The ECJ [European Court of Justice] rule[s] in favor of the existing treaties until we get a new treaty. But who is to say there is going to be a new treaty? Any new treaty would trigger yet more referendums and would not be favored by the big groups in this parliament.”

Farage pointed to the “migrant crisis” as a reason for Britain (and other European nations) to “take back control of our own borders and our own democracy” and leave the EU.

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Nigel Farage ~ We Are Now Run By Big Business, Big Banks and Big Bureaucrats [Video + Transcript]

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europarl  January 15 2014

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Well I have to congratulate you, Mr Samaras, for getting the Greek presidency off to such a cracking start. Your overnight successful negotiation in the trilogue on MiFID (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive), I’m sure we’ll have them dancing in the streets in Athens, no matter that your country, very poorly advised by Goldman Sachs, joined a currency that it was never suited to, no matter that 30% are unemployed, that 60% of youth are unemployed, that a neo-nazi party is on the march, that there was a terrorist attack on the German embassy.

No don’t worry about all that because the trilogue on MiFID has been a success. And, in many ways, it sums up the two Europe’s: the Europe that’s talked about in here by the dreamers who want to impose a new United States of Europe with an identity and a currency, and the real world out there.

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Greg Hunter ~ Is the World Spinning Out of Control?

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Greg Hunter | USA Watchdog
December 5 2011

More Europe bailout news. Last week, the world was elated with news that the Federal Reserve and five other central banks got together to prop up Eurozone banks drowning on sour sovereign debt, but the crisis is far from over.  The latest scheme is for countries to trade sovereignty over their budgets in return for more bailout money.  The Sunday Times is reporting the ECB is putting together €1 trillion that will be used for a “colossal” intervention in European bond markets.  The paper goes on to say, “The cash injection will only be carried out if leaders can agree on handing over more fiscal control to the EU and for strict controls to be imposed on nations struggling to control their debts.”  Ann Barnhardt, an outspoken commodities brokerage owner who shot to notoriety because she closed her doors in the wake of the MF Global bankruptcy, says it will take much more than €1 trillion.  Barnhardt thinks the MF Global implosion and coordinated action by central banks is an early sign of systemic failure approaching.  In an interview last week, she said, “Europe is done.  Europe is mathematically impossible.  It cannot be saved.  You even want to make a start at trying to bail out Europe, we’re talking $25 trillion JUST TO START…we’re in excess of $100 trillion to bail out Europe.”

You think the $100 trillion number is a little high?  That is the exact same number that came out of the World Economic Forum in Davos Switzerland at the beginning of the year.

While Barnhardt thinks the entire commodities market has been “destroyed” and a collapse is near, an article on Jesse’s Café American speculates a coming gigantic confiscation scheme is in the works.  The story says, “At some point a ‘black swan’ event, or perhaps something the classical world would have simply called ‘nemesis,’ is going to knock the US futures market off its foundations.   The government and exchanges will seek to force a solution on market participants through the de facto seizure of positions and accounts, with a settlement dictated by the Banks.   MF Global looks like a dry run for that much larger default.”  

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