Re: <nettime> England leaves Europe

[Richard Barbrook <richard@imaginaryfutures.net>]

Hiya,

> The Tory party has been in bed with the City for a century. Expect
> Cameron to be rewarded lavishly for delivering the goods. Many in
> the remain camp claim that Downing Street curbed their efforts during
> the campaign, preventing them from attacking Gove and Johnson directly.
> They thought this was for the sake of Tory unity, but maybe shackling 
> the yes campaign was always Cameron's priority, as was his 'mistake'
> in calling a referendum.

The City boys in the pub last night said that the banks are warning
their employees that their jobs will be relocated to Frankfurt or
Dublin if Brexit ever happens for real ...

Richard

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