Britain’s future post-Brexit hangs in the balance, with suggestions of aligning with the US for security and economic benefits. The narrative paints a picture of strategic alliances and agreements to navigate the shifting global landscape, seemingly positioning Britain as a mid-sized power in the 21st century.
However, beneath the surface lies a web of control and manipulation that extends far beyond mere alliances. American corporations have infiltrated the UK economy, reaping massive profits while evading taxes and reshaping industries to their advantage. This economic colonization has led to job losses, declining manufacturing, and a loss of sovereignty as British assets fall into foreign hands.
As the US tightens its grip on Britain, we witness a historic shift in international relations led by figures like Donald Trump, who actively seeks to undermine the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity. His agenda of creating ‘vassal states’ to extend US hegemony threatens the very fabric of global cooperation, disregarding established norms and agreements in favor of American exceptionalism.
Angus Hanton’s exposé, “Vassal State: How America Runs Britain,” sheds light on the alarming extent of US corporate influence over the UK, showcasing how American entities control wages, consumer choices, and even policymaking decisions. This insidious control not only undermines Britain’s economic sovereignty but also jeopardizes the well-being of its citizens, who bear the brunt of job losses and tax avoidance schemes.
The implications of this orchestrated agenda are profound. The intent is clear: to consolidate power, maximize profits, and subjugate nations under the guise of strategic partnerships. The means involve economic exploitation, regulatory loopholes, and political coercion. The opportunity arises from a complacent government willing to sacrifice national interests for the benefit of foreign entities.
Looking ahead, the trajectory seems grim if left unchecked. The encroachment of the ‘Beast System,’ a nexus of surveillance, finance, and biotech control, looms large as nations like Britain teeter on the brink of becoming mere pawns in a larger game of power and domination. The stakes are high, and the time to resist this insidious agenda is now, before the very essence of sovereignty and self-determination fades into obscurity.
