Post BREXIT, stocks post best in 2016 - Globalization is modern Colonialism

Wait, I thought BREXIT was suppose to be apocalyptic? Seems not, well, at least not for the rich people that wish to continue getting rich. Don't get confused, this has little if any impact over the long-haul on anyone's retirement (or 99% of humanity). What this type of action effects is rich people. Now, I don't hate rich people, they create a lot of the jobs, fund a lot of the research -they're overall a good thing. But this whole "whoa don't do it world" was only because the richies didn't want to have to learn a new way of making money. Post 2008 they were already rolled, having to shut down their banks that existed for centuries was quite a shocker. Now, as time has shown, BREXIT didn't have nearly the impact they pretended it would. This is modern day colonialism and empire building, but its done overtly through finance -- where as in the past, they at least attempted to cloak that with patriotism and Gods.

The modern day colony is one made of dollars, pounds and euros, not so much military marches and flags. Flags still exist, but in the form of currency markers. This is one reason you don't see things like bitcoin truly taking over - the finance guys haven't learned how to keep the kingdom going with it just yet (but they will).

The best thing the peasants, excuse me, taxpayers can do is to fight every single level of globalization. Globalization is not about bettering humanity, or access to goods (hell we've had access to goods for Centuries up Centuries - without Global Agreements). Politicians and Financiers will tell you that you'll be limited in choice should globalization stop - that is fundamentally not true. What is true is their way to piggy-back money off the execution of globalization may slow. And that is what they are truly worried about.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-stocks-struggle-to-hold-on-after-3-day-rally-2016-07-01

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