I hear Amerianons claim that Trump being elected would be the most significant thing in the war against globalism - but is it?
>>78863244
Brexit will lead to the end of the EU.
Trump will likely bring about the end of liberalism.
>>78863244
Brexit will have much, much more of an impact. Assuming it actually happens. I say that as a Trump supporter
>>78863717
>Trump will likely bring about the end of liberalism.
How? So many have said that, but I can't understand the reasoning behind it.
>>78863866
I think it will happen, because of how the elite have dealt with it (PM resigning and EU be resigning); it's not like they're ignoring the refs. result. I'm sure some of the hardcore lefties (lib-dems and a few Labour MPs) will try and repeal it, but most MPs have said they'll respect the result, since they know it would be political suicide.
I do think Trump will come to power, too, but I only think he'll properly affect America and improve it; basically, Trump will only uncuck the US (and he will really uncuck you hard).
>>78863244
https://www.change.org/p/boris-johnson-mp-nigel-farage-must-be-involved-in-the-brexit-negotiations-in-brussels
Get this signed lads. The Conservatives care more about their popularity than our interests. They are clearly forming a fifth column against all us patriotic Britons, and they can't be trusted to ensure our post-Brexit demands are met. We have won the battle, but the war has just begun.
Our next aim should be to get Farage the platform he needs to speak for us. Boris will only go so far. Let's get the representation we deserve, and let's get Nigel the recognition he deserves. Our independent future will not be truly secure until we do.
Sign this petition, share it.
Join UKIP and vote UKIP at the next elections. Do not be fooled into thinking it'd be a wasted vote.
With Labour in turmoil and the Tories divided on the Brexit issue, it's the perfect time for UKIP's ranks to swell.
Trump is 4-8 years, Brexit is forever
The US is arguably the "biggest" country and involved in Globalism. If Trump gets elected, the US will become more Nationalist which will help destroy Globalism. Although Brexit is more important in the fight against it since it'll lead to the eventual downfall of the EU.
Can anyone help?
>>78864877
>>78865305
>Biggest Country
>In Globalism
It's like you forgot what Globalism is.
>>78865076
This right here. Brexit will have a much longer lasting effect, and is the catalyst for ending the EU as we know it.
Trump could be a great president, but even a great president can't fix things forever.
>>78865305
I have no doubt it will help destroy globalism by forcing the Globalists to run off somewhere else, and having some of their influence lost, but I would say Brexit is a chain-reaction that has short-term implications for the globalists and long-term.
In terms of visible, material change, it's easy to say Brexit.
But I'd argue Trump or any other rightist leader coming to power is more influential. It provides a rallying point and can inspire others. A Trump victory would have more impact as far as spreading our ideas. Same with any right-wing victory in Europe.
>>78863244
Its a toss up, will be hard to top brexit if it holds
depends on if the belly-achers can keep getting new referendums until they get the vote they want, and also depends on what trump actually does once in office
>>78866928
also meant to say im so proud of you redcoats
if we fail to elect trump after that ill be ashamed forever
>>78865754
BRexit and trump can be the same great thing, if we (and Kek) allows it.
American-British symbiosis.
The EU's trade threats? Gone, america is a much bigger market than the EU, and Trump has already offered his support.
The pound-dollar symbiosis would mean that both expand and grow.
Not to mention better deals for foreign investments, less tax on us for say, investing in american government bonds.
The EU would then have to offer up better deals to keep our business. and stop America taking the market.
Because that's what we are, a big, newly opened market. Everyone wants a slice.
Companies in both the EU and the states will lobby for better deals because profits.
We'll grow and then other EU contries will be all like "OMG, EXIT IS POSIBLE" and they'll GFTO out of the union.
As this happens, investors will flood the economy with their euro's by exchanging to either dollars or pounds (more demand, pushing our values up), and causing the Euro to crash.
EU most likely suffers from hyper inflation, more countries want out, Germanistan gets the final cuckening, and we all vow never to try socialism again.
This is why americans must vote trump.
>>78867192
If you don't then you'll wait until our govt. is secure and very anti-globalist/eu, and then you'll need to show the world what the right to bare arms really means.
Essentially, you'll need to start a revolution (hopefully around 2018-2019).
But you may not.
Whatever you do, you need to make sure the Globalists don't gain power, and we'll do the same.
That, and I do think that they will follow through with the result (as seen >>78864870).
>>78867193
So you're saying they're work in each others favour and thus are as important as one another?
