Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "Stephen Fry SLAMS Brexit: Mark Dolan 'hoped a famously clever man would understand democracy'" video.

  1.  @luisbustamante9869  We didn't abolish the largest empire on this Earth simply so we would annex ourselves into the successor of the one that Adolf had aimed to start. What you call "Prosperity" I call the "Denouncement of identity and personal liberty" to which ironically is still occurring and not because of Brexit, but in spite of it.
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  2.  @jungbolosse3034  And the fact we're still bogged down by rule and regulation that none of us wanted to keep means... "No, never mind" to you. Granted I blame the voters on that part - for continuing to vote within the confines of the system; which it's leaders never wanted to leave in the first place, but had no choice as the illusion of democracy would have fallen apart.
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  3.  @nitsujism  Oh but had Remain won, think we'd have another? Thought not.
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  4.  @daryld4457  In an odd twist I'm inclined to a point to agree - it's failing to be implimented through the fault of our politicians and their inclinations. And it's the voters fault for continuing to support the system itself that seeks to bind them.
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  5.  @siobhanryanoleary2816  Problem is it doesn't matter who you vote for - the politicians are just puppets to be replaced with new ones looking to appease the establishment and status quo.
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  6.  @derekmab7734  And the elephant in the room - WHY are we focusing the economy; in the delusion of there actually being one in this world, due to the fact most if not all currencies are based on fiscal debt rather then physical collateral - on a dependance of trade, when trade itself is meant to be for luxury, rather than as a lifeline. Any nation that depends on another for anything is not an independent.
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  7.  @radarr5345  That depends on which side of the divide you sit.
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  8.  @jungbolosse3034  And that sovereignty will be directed as instructed. Those "policies" are those agreed upon by those who were voted, not by me and not agreed upon by a great number of people. What we got was in name and nothing more. And I can call this out, because outside of Brexit, I haven't ever voted for someone to win an election in my life - I don't buy into the idea of surrendering personal liberty for the hope the one person you choose gets in, only to also consent to whoever else gets in should your choice lose, acting as they wish in your name.
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  9.  @jungbolosse3034  Your vernacular does not stand as testament to intellect, mere convenient demonstration of your attempt to come across as. If you need me to detail to you as to the situation we're in, given the nature of events especially in recent times; then I suspect my words would fall on deaf ears. But fine, sit, read then do yourself a favor - don't take my words as gospel: what I speak about, you can find if you have the actual desire to face the truth. Though be warned - it will piss you off...and if you choose to dismiss then that's on you - can't say I didn't answer your question. Those in power - MPs, The Prime Minister, Opposition and even the monarch are all in with the same bedfellows as those who really run the country and those around the world - vested interest in business, exchange on the fiscal markets and of course we have the likes of the WEF who the likes of Trudeau in Canada, Macron in France and Starmer here in the UK can't do enough for to carry out their intentions. When Cameron put the referendum on the table, he didn't do it for the sake of "the people" he did it so as to get the skeptics off his back and hope for a comfy career in his seat whilst instructions would be carried from Brussels and Klaus. Alas it backfired and note how he tucked his tail and bolted. Then the next two PMs came and both of them dithered with a deal that shouldn't have even been made, but that's not the game plan - Brexit wasn't supposed to be what the people voted for; they were meant to "Accept the words and advice of experts and hold hands, yadda yadda." Conveniently around the same the world gets a cough and panic in the media distracts people enough to ignore for the most part the deal in Brexit and it utterly screams of looking to undo what it was meant to mean. Johnson wasn't ever a leaver, he just saw a chance to get a slice then go his merry way. And the shot that comes with said cough - note how "conspiracy theory" became very popular to use as a negative to anyone who rightfully questioned what they were essentially being coerced to pump into their body. Then we get Truss; a perfect example of how those we put in power are just puppets of the establishment. Like her or hate her, her policies were perhaps some of the first Conservative policies in half a century and she was out of power in a month, because she wasn't playing ball with the establishment and so the media destroyed her - only to put another WEF stooge in the face of Sunak who during the previous Tory leadership, LOST to Truss and has done nothing but undermine this country to lead up to the next election - when the short memory of most people will reward Labour power and just watch how quick they'll be to go begging to Brussels like the sellouts they are and what the Tories have always been. Just as the establishment and status quo demands. I could continue, care for questions; or shouldn't I bother telling some hard truths for you to go and realise? In short they want to control you and they want you to believe you're in control when you make the decisions they want you to make. The education system in itself demonstrates how they're far more interested in the young to be more focused on identity rather then critical thinking - it's far easier to manipulate gullible, emotional puppets then it is to control free men and women with thoughts of their own who challenge you.
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