The Biggest Stitch-Up Ever?

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So Dave has now revealed his “demands” for Britain to remain in the EU. Seems a bit of a damp squib, doesn’t it? I mean, there’s not much there to crow about, even if he achieves agreement on all the points with no ground given. But there’s a good reason behind this lackluster list of objectives: the so-called “demands” have been previously approved with Frau Merkel in a meeting with Dave in London earlier this year. They’re both of common mind, so it was hardly difficult after all. Dave’s mission – as handed to him by his globalist controllers in the Bilderberg Group – is to deflect the attack from UKIP and keep Britain within Europe’s death embrace. Merkel, on the other hand, has been told – by the same foreign upstart usurpers – that the German population is still way too homogeneous and that she’d better get a bloody swift move on with the demographic churning since it’s running well behind schedule. They’re both up to their treacherous necks in service to their parasitic, kleptocrat, bankster backers.

So this prior agreement between them is for Dave to set out his feeble, limp-wristed, pre-agreed “demands” to Brussels with much fanfare via the Jew-controlled mainstream media and for the European heads of government (under Merkel’s boot heel) to draw sharp intakes of breath and look aghast at such clearly insurmountable obstacles which they will at the outset dismiss as impossible to overcome. Following this initial gloom and consternation there will be a lengthy period of “intense diplomatic activity” between Dave, his ministers and their counterparts in Europe which will probably drag on for months, during which many late night meetings will break up without resolution. There will be live blanket coverage of all the comings and goings as if the whole, elaborate charade actually meant anything. Finally, after one last exhaustive and exhausting overnight session, the protagonists will emerge bleary-eyed but relieved to announce that an accommodation has been reached and a package agreed that should prove acceptable to the British public.

They’ll make a thoroughly convincing job of it, too – they have to. It has to appear as if both sides have given their all to reach this momentous agreement and no quarter has been yielded on any major points or principles by either side. Thus, the “already-agreed agreement” will be set before us by the seemingly shattered participants and in view of all the time and effort that appeared to go into it, we owe it to these hard-working negotiators to give it our full backing – as not to do so would (in view of all the time and effort expended) be unforgivably rude, ungracious and ungrateful. And of course the BBC and the rest of the controlled and contrived ‘media’ will be spinning how crazy we’d be not to seal this great and hard-won deal by returning an emphatic “YES!” to it at the ballot box. It’ll amount to the biggest stitch-up since the 1975 Referendum on the then purported ‘Common Market.’ Please God this time we don’t fall for it again!