Its beyond doubt that the betrayal of the British people’s desire to be free from the German dominated European Union has left them fractious and on edge.
The situation has been made infinitely worse by the ignominious groveling of British Prime Minister, Theresa May, before the German Chancellor, Angele Merkel, who is believed to be the author of the now infamous EU Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration.
This surrender document is not an agreement but a legally binding treaty that locks Great Britain into the European Union and its institutions in perpetuity with no unilateral means of exit. This is the Brexit in name only which Mrs. May has been planning from the start of her Premiership.
On an official visit to Berlin with his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, His Royal Highness Prince Charles the Prince of Wales couldn’t have picked a more inopportune time to be sucking up to Angela Merkel by tacitly supporting Mrs. May’s surrender document and demanding that “the bonds with Germany must endure” and that the British people must “redouble our commitment to each other and to the ties between us”.
In today’s cliché-ridden discourse no political speech worth its salt could fail to mention ‘shared values’ and Prince Charles does not disappoint.
Ignoring reality as well as history he states that …” today, we are so much more than simply neighbours: we are friends and natural partners, bound together by our common experience, mutual interests and shared values, and deeply invested in each other’s futures”.
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If you think FORMERLY great Britain is a fractured and chaotic mess now just wait till the Queen dies and old JugEars Charles sits on the throne. He is a CONFIRMED freedom hating globalist and will do all in his power to accelerate the continued
destruction of Britain.
Common experience. You mean like World Wars I and II?
Exactly right Dan. When the Queen passes on whats left of traditional Great Britain will pass on with her.
Exactly right also Bill, what moron would talk about common experience and shared values after two World Wars.
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