Absolutely. When I went to bed on Friday night the news was that the Leave side were already conceding defeat. I didn't even want to switch on my phone in the morning and face the disappointment, so when I saw the headline that Cameron had resigned following the British vote to leave, I was absolutely gobsmacked. But it wasn't just the surprise, it was the real sense of something unprecedented and momentous having been put in motion - literally that SHTF moment we all knew was coming. It was glorious and petrifying at the same time. Justice in action. The mighty being cast down from their thrones. "what is standing now won't be standing for very long" sums it up well. The spiritual atmosphere now feels similar to that 9/11 moment just before the smoking towers came down.
Europe have also recently taken control of our finances with xxxx billions we owe, how could we exit with that control over us? I thought it was the Nice treaty we were made take a second time. But it was sickening that Europe would not accept our first democratic vote. I still don't think the Irish will accept a European state, there will be a big split but like there is an almost even split on pro or anti life. Maybe Russia from the east is what may shake Europe enough to free us?
Not that it really matters which treaty it was, but... a quick google search reveals http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/ireland/091003/ireland-approves-lisbon-treaty-second-time-around
Very interesting analysis by Dolours and Sorrowful Heart. The Irish perspective has not been considered in our papers, but it's clear that more than our (UK) future is at stake. Also the idea that Russia with its hold on Syria might control the oil.... The reference to buildings not standing I think refers back to the 1975 prophecy by Ralph Martin: Buildings that are now standing will not be standing. Supports that are there for my people will not be there. I want you to be prepared, My people, to know only Me and to cleave to me and to have me in a way deeper than ever before. "I will lead you into the desert… I will strip you of everything that you are depending on now, so you depend just on Me. A time of darkness is coming on the world, but a time of glory is coming for My Church, a time of glory is coming for My people. Because I love you I want to show you what I am doing in the world today. I want to prepare you for what is to come." Of course, like most prophecy, it's quite general and could refer to any number of world events, such as the fall of the Twin Towers, but equally 'buildings' might also indicate different structures: treaties, organisations.... I am normally a very greedy and undisciplined person (!!) but today I am going to try to fast. Prophecy isn't fortune telling, and with prayer we can change things.
We rejected both Niece and Lisbon first time around and were forced to resist the exam to get the right answer.
Much wisdom here Clare. Sometimes we get caught up in the societal and global changes that we don't see the forest through the trees. Heaven has given us plenty of information on what is transpiring at this moment, but because of human nature we put it all on a back burner of our minds. I think Ralph Martin's 1975 prophecy is one of the most important messages for our time. Everything in all societies, governments and economies collapses. We are seeing the first fruits of this at this moment. Bureaucracies have gotten so huge that the ordinary person can no longer keep ahead of the global game. It will all come down as a house of cards. Fasting and prayer is all we can do now, while we prepare whatever contingencies we can in our physical life. It's all been given from above. This world will be purified whether we want it or not and whether we are prepared spiritually and physically for it or not.
Watch the video here....Nigel Farage before the EU Assembly....say what you will but this guy has guts! http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...ses-eu-assembly-youre-not-laughing-now-video/
oh my! I don't think Mr Farage needed to be rude. On the other hand he may have been jeered at in the past and he is enjoying telling them. "Told You." I saw a clip of him telling them the Euro is failing. It will be interesting to see if the Scottish angela merkle fanatic what's her name gets her vote for independence. That would be the end of Scotland if the oil prices don't pick up pretty soon. Unless the Scottish people reject her independence referendum, and stay with UK. United we stand, divided we fall.
Oil prices will be going up slowly, then once reserves are dwindled at Cushing Oklahoma they will jump up drastically. Oil prices took a hit because of brexit, but is trending upwards again. - Norway oil workers are soon to strike - reserves in Iran are gone - Venezuela can't keep their production up - the fracking in the us is winding down, and there is no new wells - Nigeria is having civil unrest, and bombed pipelines - Libya is having unrest and lowered production - Liberia is having unrest and lowered production - Canadian oil sands are still trying to come back - France is in the midst of union strikes and civil unrest which has lowered production Russia and Saudi can ramp up production, but not by enough to meet the growing demand for oil. I wouldn't be surprised to see 60usd a bbl by the end of July. Followed by 70 at the end of August, and 100 by the end of the year.
I think his response was a reasonable enough reaction to the derisive reception they gave him (before the clip begins). I don't really think he was being rude as such, there was definitely a touch of humour in his tone and there was amusement on the faces around him. If anyone was offended then they probably need a reality check.
There are crowds protesting against the result in London today. They can't seem to accept democracy. A lot of the remain side were saying it was a "bigoted" campaign," xenophobic" etc. Similar emotive language used in our SSM referendum by the Yes side. http://www.france24.com/en/20160629-fromage-not-farage-londoners-rally-against-brexit
The EU is now threatening Britain saying it must permit freedom of movement to its country if it wants a single trade agreement with the rest of the EU, which was one of the main reasons for them leaving to begin with. The Brexit result no doubt affects the EU's aim of cultural assimilation and achieving uniformity throughout its member states. http://www.france24.com/en/20160629...ket-without-freedom-movement-eu-tells-britain
It looks like this is going to drag on for a while. I think the markets are picking up again. Did someone say Britain bank of E. have printed more money to prop it all up while things settle down. Funny, I thought according to Charlie all this sort of thing would happen in USA first. Looks like Britain is leading the symphony ready for the crash or whatever is coming. Roll on 2018
Juncker was furious. Any upheaval will be worth seeing him brought down to size. Although Farage wouldn't be on my list of favourites, I admire the way he took on all comers in Europe. I have no sympathy for Nicola Sturgeon or the Scots. When campaigning for Scottish independence, the EU told her out straight that an Independent Scotland couldn't automatically remain in Europe but would have to apply for membership. At that stage, the EU were desperate to stop a Brexit win and knew that the Scots would vote Remain. When the Scots voted against independence, they agreed to be included in the overall UK vote but they never expected that there would be an overall majority for Brexit. Now they want their cake and eat it. The Scots will be up against the Spaniards because of their problems in Catalonia. I wouldn't bet the house on Brexit actually happening. There could be some window dressing reforms in Europe before Britain starts the process, giving the new PM an excuse to make Remain part of a general election manifesto on the grounds that the people deserve the opportunity to decide whether they really want to leave the new, reformed and improved Europe. (Thanks to Adoremus for reminding me that it was the Lisbon exam we had to repeat, and to MaryRose for telling us that we also needed a re-run on Nice).
Surely the Government have to accept the outcome to the best turnout of voters for many a year. Nicola Sturgeon seems to be trying to copy the German Chancellor Angela Merkle, with the hair cut and the suits.
I am sure Russia will be more than happy to trade with England. The EU needs wisdom more than ever, and it is a quality they are sorely lacking.
