Ep. 324 FREXIT! France May Be Next to LEAVE EU as Support for Scotland Independence SURGES!!!

<p>Highlights:  </p><ul><li>“It’s being widely reported that the EU’s vaccine fiasco is promising to work itself out on some pretty severe political consequences and one of those consequences is a renewed push for Frexit.” </li><li>“Le Pen is beating Macron upwards of 5 or 6 points in the polling. And if she can tap into this Frexit fever as it were she may have her winning issue to unseat Macron.”</li><li>“The UK is itself experiencing the pressures of another possible divorce and that involves the rising sentiments of Scottish independence.”</li><li>“Now that you have one part of the Kingdom, in this case, Northern Ireland, with a different constitutional status from the rest of the Kingdom, that risks fueling the fires of other parts of the Kingdom wanting their own constitutional distinctives and statuses or in the extreme case, full Scottish independence.”</li><li>“The previous independence referendum that we saw a few years back in Scotland, given all these secessionist trends around the world, that may have been the precursor to the real thing here.”</li></ul><p>Timestamps:      </p><ul><li>[01:54] The trend of secession that’s been going on all over the world</li><li>[03:25] Why France may be next to leave EU</li><li>[05:14] On John Kieger’s article ‘Could coronavirus lead to Frexit?’</li><li>[06:14] The riots in France and the surge of Marine Le Pen in the polls   </li><li>[08:31] The increasing support for Scotland independence </li><li>[09:30] Nigel Farage’s biggest problem with regards to Northern Ireland </li><li>[11:00] On the previous independence referendum in Scotland and how the world map is changing</li></ul><p>Resources: </p><ul><li>Get your own ebook copy of ‘The New Conservative's Survival Guide to Big Tech Censorship’ and Alt-Tech Directory here:<a href="https://www.turleytalks.com/alt-ebook?fbclid=IwAR2yCQngV-QfmGLrbIrV8ETzAJQabzjKJa_2xUkWDJPZz-aNO-J0om11FTE" target="_blank"> https://www.turleytalks.com/alt-ebook</a></li><li><a href="https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/could-coronavirus-br