THE TAKEOVER OF THE UK - BY 'THE BAD GUYS'

Is the UK Conservative Party allowing British assets to be sold to the 'bad guys'?

Under the David Cameron Conservative government, "the UK's cutting-edge smart-chip company Arm Holdings was sold to Japan's Softbank for £25billion.

"The new owners immediately arranged to sell the highly profitable Pacific part of the business to China, spiriting away valuable patents and expertise to Beijing. 

"Another 25 per cent of Arm ended up in the hands of Saudi Arabia."

ALEX BRUMMER on the 'abomination' of UK defence giant ...


In the lead up to the UK general election, Boris Johnson's advisers met Yuri Geller in Israel.

In Boris Johnson's Britain, "overseas buyers seeking to swoop on the UK's superior intellectual property, patents and R&D will be licking their lips at the prospect of acquiring assets on the cheap and without effective challenge."

ALEX BRUMMER on the 'abomination' of UK defence giant ...

The billionaires who like to have their yachts in the Caribbean at Christmas include Roman Abramovich, Russian billionaire Victor Rashnikov, music mogul David Geffen, Russian oil tycoon Evgeny Shvidler, and fashion mogul Bernard Arnault, who owns Louis Vuitton.

Recently Louis Vuitton bought the British company Belmond. (Belmond | Luxury Hotels, Trains, River Cruises and Safaris)

22 Dec 2019 - "Last week saw the Pound to US Dollar exchange rate plummet in reaction to a combination of factors, most vital being a sudden revival of no-deal Brexit fears."

Outlook For Pound To Dollar Exchange Rate

Boris Johnson in Israel 1984.

In 1984, Boris Johnson arrived  in Kibbutz Kfar Hanassi as a volunteer.

Boris stayed with the Alec Collins family, a UK family from Leeds that had made aliyah in 1957.

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Boris Johnson's government has approved the £4bn takeover, by US private equity firm Advent International, of the UK defence and aerospace company Cobham.

'Cobham, which employs 10,000 people, is known for pioneering technology enabling the mid-air refuelling of planes.

'The firm, based in Wimborne, Dorset, also makes electronic warfare systems and communications for military vehicles.'

Lady Nadine Cobham, the widow of Sir Michael Cobham, told the Mail on Sunday, she would not accept Advent's assurances about its plans. "I don't think it would be worth the paper it's written on," she said.


Boris Johnson (right)

Boris Johnson is an American citizen and is descended from a rabbi.

There is a belief that he may allow the sale of some of the following UK companies to American companies -

BP

Prudential

Tesco

HSBC Holdings

Aviva

Legal & General

Vodafone

GlaxoSmithKline

Centrica

Barclays

Lloyds Bank

Compass Group

BT

International Airlines Group

Rolls Royce

BAE Systems

Below, is what we wrote earlier - 

Queen Mary, who was mainly German.

Is Britain being looted by foreigners and their friends?

Cadbury's chief executive, the American Todd Stitzer, is expected to be given cash and shares worth £12m, after Cadbury's sale to Kraft." (£2m a day cost of Cadbury deal – plus £12m for the boss)

Cadbury's chairman Roger Carr Carr has been paid £390,000 a year for his part-time job at Cadbury. (When Roger met Irene: the Hyde Park handshake that sold Cadbury)

Carr, as chairman of Chubb, oversaw the sale of the locks business to a Swedish company.

As chairman of Thames Water, Carr agreed its £4bn sale to German group RWE.

Carr works as an adviser to US private equity giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts.

The American Kohlberg Kravis Roberts bought the UK chemists Alliance Boots, which has now gone downhill.

Jaguar - by Serenity

British companies are disappearing fast.

The Glazers, American Jews, bought Manchester United.

The UK military now seems to be owned by the Pentagon, which is a close friend of Israel.

Much of the UK media appears to be foreign owned.

Even Britain's so called United Kingdom Independence Party, seems to be owned by Israel. (aangirfan: UKIP is Israel's best friend )


Who owns the British police and security services?

Some of the UK companies taken over by foreigners:

Pilkington

Npower

P&O Ports

Powergen

O2

Abbey

Jaguar

Land Rover

Corus

ICI

Thames Water

BAA

Alliance & Leicester

Boots

Allied Domecq

Amersham

Arjo Wiggins

Asda

Blue Circle

British Oxygen Company

British Plaster Board

British Steel/Corus

Cazenove

Eastern Electricity

English China Clays

Exel

Gallaher

Guardian Royal Exchange

Hanson

House of Fraser

Kleinwort Benson

Lasmo

London Electricity

Lucas Industries

Mercury Asset Management

Midlands Electricity

Morgan Grenfell

O2/Cellnet

Orange

P&O Ports

P&O Princess Cruises

Pilkington

Plessey/Marconi

Racal

Redland

Ready Mixed Concrete

Rowntree's

Saatchi & Saatchi

Scottish & Newcastle

Scottish Power

Sun Life

Trafalgar House/Cunard

United Biscuits

Warburg SG

DON'T BE FOOLED BY THE LIES

Let us not be fooled by the lies about 9 11, Ukraine, ISIS or anything else.

Fortunately, there are whistleblowers, such as Martin Gilbert.

Martin Gilbert

Aberdeen Asset Management is the largest fund manager in Europe, managing £350 billion.

It operates across 33 offices in 25 countries.

Martin Gilbert, the boss of Aberdeen Asset Management says that an independent Scotland will be a 'big success'.

He dismisses suggestions that a Yes vote will harm the economy.

Martin Gilbert is of course correct.

The shitty American company ASDA (owned by Walmart) threatens the people of Scotland with higher prices, if they vote for independence.

It has been pointed out that Aldi and Lidl operate in over 35 Country's with different currencies and tax systems and yet still manage to sell food in the UK 10% cheaper than ASDA.

Only a fool would shop in Asda.

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Martin Gilbert says that a currency union with the UK is 'highly likely'.

He also says that if London was to refuse a currency union, a refusal by Scotland to share the London government's debt would be a shrewd move.



Sir Angus Grossart, chairman of Noble Grossart merchant bank, is also a whistleblower.

Grossart suggested in the Financial Times that the impact of the referendum on the markets had been "severely overstated".



The top economist John Kay (above) writes in the Financial Times:

http://www.ft.com

Would an independent Scotland be economically viable? 

Not an issue. Scotland ... is the richest UK region outside London and the southeast.

How does the economy differ from that of the rest of the UK? 

Scotland remains strong in ... insurance and asset management. Tourism, and premium food and drink - whisky but also products such as Aberdeen Angus beef and seafood - are important. And the North Sea oil industry has helped establish a strong energy services sector.

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John Kay writes in the Financial Times:

Who would then be lender of last resort?

Royal Bank of Scotland ... might redomicile its head office to London - where the critical executive functions are already located.

(RBS is already owned by the London government, and 90% of its customers are outside Scotland. RBS says it is not planning to move its Scottish staff and Scottish operations to London.)

Scotland’s budgetary position? 

An independent Scotland would surely inherit a pro rata share of the UK’s budget deficit and outstanding debt (although the government in Westminster will remain guarantor of the existing debt)...

Would an independent Scotland emulate the economic dynamism of some (but not all) other small European states? ...

(Did the Scots invent most things?)