BREXIT CANCELLED?

Bilderberger Gideon Rachman believes that after some new negotiations, Brexit will be cancelled.

This may be Boris Johnson's plan.

The FTSE is recovering. FTSE 100 bounces back and pound rises after Brexit turmoil.

Boris Johnson (left) mandiner.blog.hu

"In the very early days of the referendum campaign, Boris Johnson and another leading Brexiter, former Tory leader, Michael Howard, both stated that a Brexit vote was a way of forcing Europe to make better terms with Britain."

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In 1992 the Danes voted to reject the Maastricht treaty.

In 2001 the Irish voted to reject the Nice treaty and in 2008 the Irish voted to reject the Lisbon treaty.

The Danes and the Irish were then granted some concessions. 

In each case, they had a second referendum. 

And the second time around they voted to accept the treaty.

I do not believe that Brexit will happen



In February 2016, Boris Johnson said: "There is only one way to get the change we need - and that is to vote to go; because all EU history shows that they only really listen to a population when it says No."

Once Johnson is Prime Minister, he can reverse his position on the EU.

I do not believe that Brexit will happen, writes Gideon Rachman in the Financial Times‎ 



"What Johnson would need to win a second referendum is an emergency brake on free movement of people, allowing the UK to limit the number of EU nationals moving to Britain if it has surged beyond a certain level.

"If the Remain campaign could fight a second referendum with a proper answer to the question of immigration it should be able to win fairly easily."

I do not believe that Brexit will happen, writes Gideon Rachman in the Financial Times‎ 

"The people of Britain are about to become the next victims of the ‘Coloured Revolution’ tactics used by Washington and Brussels against democratically elected governments from Serbia to Syria, from Ukraine to Brazil."

SNIPPITS AND SNAPPITS: Now Britain Faces 'Coloured Revolution' 

Heseltine wants Farage involved in negotiating Britain's position.



The UK government has to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty if it wants to leave the EU.

A key columnist at the Financial Times writes:

"So pro-Europeans should give up?

"No.

"So long as a British government does not trigger Article 50, Britain remains an EU member."

Can Brexit be stopped? Anything is possible - Financial Times. There Is a Small but Real Possibility That Brexit Will Never Happen / Will article 50 ever be triggered? / 'Bracksies': how Brexit could wind up not actually happening / Will article 50 ever be triggered?

George Osborne says Britain won't consider triggering Article 50 until a new Prime Minister is in office.

Are we being conned?

Corbyn (officially supports Remain) and Johnson (officially supports Exit).

It all looks rigged?

Boris Johnson - "friends believe he is privately committed to the European Union."

Corbyn and Johnson

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Johnson - "his father was a member of the European Parliament and he spent many of his formative years in Brussels.

"He can trace his cosmopolitan family history to Turkey, Switzerland and Russia and he has Muslim, Jewish and Christian ancestors."

Corbyn and Johnson


Brendan Cox and his two children travelling by boat to the special service in Trafalgar Square

"Johnson didn't announce which side he was backing until February 21.

"Until then, British Prime Minister David Cameron believed he would back Remain.

"Days before Johnson announced he would support Brexit he told many close friends, including Roland Rudd, a longtime associate, that he would support the campaign to stay...

"Gove told Johnson he was backing Brexit and Johnson feared being outflanked...

"Johnson may emerge in a strong position in the short term no matter which way the vote goes. Corbyn will emerge further discredited whether it’s Yes or No..."

Continued here: Corbyn and Johnson

CENSORSHIP AND BILDERBERG

UK Member of Parliament Claire Perry who favours censorship.

Aangirfan is in favour of Google blocking the commercial websites which produce child porn and violent porn.

However, we are against such blocking being used as an excuse to block 'alternative' news sites.

Anti-Censorship Poster Series.

Matthew Butler, at Conscious Reporter, has written a post on censorship on the internet.

The Bilderberg Group and Internet Censorship

According to Matthew Butler:

1. Web filters block far more than pornography.

‘Default’ web filters

File:Censorship for Dummies.

The filters "already target much more than pornography, and their reach will likely creep as time goes on. This is already happening."


UK Prime Minister David Cameron announcing the UK’s ISP web filter policy. Source: PCmag

2. "Swathes of non-pornographic websites have already been caught in the dragnet, including charities and women’s rights websites."

"There is no clear way to discover if your website is blocked by one or more of the ISPs."

MP Claire Perry who, in 2013, revealed her 17-year marriage to Clayton was over

3. Claire Perry, a former banker, is a Conservative MP who has campaigned for internet censorship.

On one occasion she said of the Speaker of the UK House of Commons: "What have I got to do to be called by the Speaker? Give him a blow job?"

She rebuffed claims internet filtering would cause over-blocking as a 'load of cock'.

The notorious UK ISP called TalkTalk uses a web filter operated by the Chinese firm Huawei, which is suspected of spying for the Chinese government.

The Chinese software was developed to suppress religious minorities and political dissidents in China.


Claire Perry and close friend George Osborne.

4. "There was a notable hardening in the UK government’s rhetoric after (UK government minister) George Osborne (a friend of Claire Perry) attended the 2011 Bilderberg Conference in St. Moritz, Switzerland."

5. "In August 2011, ostensibly in response to the 2011 UK riots, David Cameron made a speech in parliament stating the government was working with police, intelligence services and industry to see if they could stop people from communicating via websites and social media when they 'know' people are 'plotting violence, disorder and criminality'.

(There is a suspicion that the security services organised the 2011 riots)

6. Claire Perry organised an independent inquiry, sponsored by two pro-censorship lobby groups


A photo from the Daily Mail

7. The Daily Mail campaigned against online porn.


David Cameron and Ren Zhengfei at Downing Street. 

8. In 2012, David Cameron met Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei who headed the company operating TalkTalk’s network-level filter.

Just few months earlier, TalkTalk had made its Huawei-operated web filter default on for all new users.

Ren Zhengfei's Huawei then announced plans to invest $2 billion in the UK economy.

There were warnings by a former security official that david cameron was “dealing with the devil”.

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9. On 15 December 2012, the UK Government quietly slipped out its report responding to the consultation on parental internet controls without even issuing a press release.

The report rejected automatic porn filters after finding that parents did not want it.

10. In December 2012 The Daily Mail declared victory with the story, “Victory for the Mail! Children WILL be protected from online porn after Cameron orders automatic block on sites”.



11. In June 2013 the Bilderberg Conference was held in Hertfordshire in the UK. Both David Cameron and George Osborne attended, as did the Labour Party’s Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls.

Within a matter of weeks, an ISP filtering policy was formally announced in the UK, with backing from both major parties.



12. "The fact that illegal child abuse material was already blocked by ISPs, and the new filtering was going way beyond legal adult material was drowned out in cries to ‘protect the children’."

"Clearly the ex-banker Claire Perry - who came from nowhere to become the protégé of 7-time Bilderberger George Osborne and a hugely influential politician - was the main agent pushing the agenda, driving through what would become official UK policy with the support of religious charity Safer Media."


The owner of the Daily mail Lord Rothermere with Adolf Hitler.

13.  "The Daily Mail supported Hitler and the Nazis prior to World War II and promoted fascism in the UK in the 1930s.

"Harold Sydney Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Rothermere, counted himself as a friend of Mussolini and Adolf Hitler when he was proprietor of The Daily Mail. Prior to World War II, he praised Hitler publicly and privately, and met him personally in Germany.

"Letters show that Lord Rothermere congratulated Hitler on the annexation of Czechoslovakia and encouraged him to invade Romania.

"He also publicly supported the British Union of Fascists... In 1934 the paper ran the notorious headline, Hurrah for the Blackshirts."



14. The Daily Mail "provides a notoriously gratuitous display of scantily-clad celebrity pictures on the right sidebar of its website, also known as the “sidebar of shame,” and publishes highly sexualised imagery and even nude pictures itself.

It has run stories about teens in skimpy bikinis and has been accused of sexualising underage girls.

Its highly sexualised content is probably the reason it toppled the New York Times as the most visited newspaper site in the world.

Thus the crusade against porn is coming from a newspaper that has been accused of peddling ‘almost porn’.

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 15. The UK’s Government Computers were Used To Access Porn More Than 300,000 Times between May 2012 and July 2013.

Then in March 2014 a close aide of David Cameron directly involved in developing the porn filter policy, resigned after being arrested over child pornography allegations.


Daily Mail

16. Huawei also have a close relationship with BT, another major ISP and telecommunications provider. In 2013 a Parliamentary Committee rebuked BT’s use of Huawei to build UK telecoms infrastructure as a security risk.

17. The Daily Mail is campaigning against the Human Rights Act.

"The attack on human rights in the UK is supposedly being done on the premise of making it easier for the government to deport alleged terrorists.

"The government wants the public to believe it is necessary to remove everyone’s human rights, because it faced delays in deporting certain individuals linked to terrorism that it could have prosecuted instead under British criminal law – but chose not to for political reasons."


MI5 Asset Abu Qatada. 

"The long drawn-out and expensive delays in deporting Abu Qatada have been used by the government and certain media outlets to stoke public antagonism towards the Human Rights Act...

"If the government really considered Abu Qatada to be a dangerous criminal, why not just put him on trial in the UK instead of going through the lengthy expensive deportation route?

"The real reason might be that Abu Qatada was an MI5 double agent.


George Osborne quietly receives an intense briefing at Bilderberg 2014 from Bilderberg upper echelon Sir John Kerr. Picture: Hannah Borno. Source: The Guardian

"When he was wanted by the UK’s allies early last decade, Time Magazine reported he was being kept, “tucked away in a safe house in the north of England… fed and clothed by British intelligence services,” while the UK authorities apparently pretended they did not know where he was.

"In all probability, the real reason he was not put on trial was that it would put his relationship to security services under the microscope. MI5 probably did not want a court scrutinising their close connections with an individual who the government claimed to be a threat to national security."

More here: The Bilderberg Group and Internet Censorship