After the Brexit vote, the election of Donald Trump has dealt a blow to the oligarchs of the European Union.
Source: telegraph.co.uk
The European Union's vanities have never been under such threat.
The chronic weakness at the centre of the European Union cannot hold it seems. Its now been exposed by the recent election of Donald Trump whose views on open borders is in complete opposition to the EU views. Also add on the march of globalisation and again there is polarity.
What makes Trump's victory all the more scary is the way he looks certain to be an ally of Britain as we regain our independence. The EU thought Brexit would leave Britain cruelly isolated, but this is not the case now.
Source: krakowpost.com
The arrival of Trump has transformed the political landscape.
Trump makes no qualms that he is closer to Britain than Brussels. Indeed his mother was born on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, thus he has a love of Aberdeenshire golf courses.
So, it looks like the EU will need to get to the back of the queue. So tellingly the first European politician that Trump met was indeed Nigel Farage, the king of Brexit and the EU's nemesis.
Our own foreign secretary Boris Johnson has told EU bosses to stop wallowing in their "collective whinge-o-rama" and start coming to terms with the collective verdict of the American people.
It is EU policy, not Trump, that has brought squalor and financial chaos to Europe, and as the fervour spreads there is now talk of Polexit and Hungrexit too.
The filthy migrant camps of Calais, France and recent predatory sex attacks in Hamburg, Germany are twin signs of the nightmare than Brussels has inflicted upon the continent.
The bottom dollar is that the entire EU project has been a catastrophic failure.
