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In today’s publication, The Party is looking at Scotland’s situation in reference to the public debt. Public Debt Requires Declaration of Bankruptcy The public debt of the geographic al entity called Great Britain and Northern Ireland stands at between two and a half and three trillion GB pounds. Once divided between four constituent countries, Scotland’s share would be between 250 and 300 billion pounds. Whether Scotland considers itself independent from the former UK or not, it changes nothing concerning the amount of money each Scottish person owes once the financial public affairs go into administration: the sum will be around forty to forty-five thousand pounds for every individual person in Scotland , adult or child regardless . Every person in England, Wales and Northern Ireland would be liable to the same debt burden respectively for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. This debt, which has nothing to do with private debt, would be impossible to pay in every one of th...

From Humiliation to Perdition Italy is reduced to scraping and bowing at the EU Commissariat waiting for payments of fake-money called quantitative easing. In return for this money, foreign powers are telling the Italians what to believe in, and what not to believe, what to do, and what not to do. Mädel however has told the Italians to leave the European Union, as seen in our recent edition Italy Leaving the European Union , having offered a better dish than what the EU maniacs offered – the ones who tried claiming the Twelve Stars of the Heavenly Lady and Child. These EU maniacs, called commissars, offered prosperity and instead gave Italy bankruptcy. They told the Italians to go the same way Serbia went when an unmentionable place which embraced the lie tried selling off Holy Mother and Child in an attempt to enter the European Union. They got paid peanuts by foreign powers to betray, and look where it got them! This isn’t the way Italy should go, and for this reason the Italian...

This evening’s edition at The Party is taking a look at Italy’s future in regards to membership of the European Union. Shutting Down the Economy When the Covid-19 pandemic struck Europe, significant parts of the economy went into lockdown. Owing to the social distancing decrees, people were ordered to avoid congregating in large numbers so as to limit contagion and in so doing keep the virus at bay and ease pressure on the hospitals. As a result, the virus was slower in spreading and the lockdown dragged on over a prolonged period starting from around March 2020 well on into the summer of 2021. Large sectors of the economy in many European countries lost their income, whether related to tourism with bars and restaurants, airports, airlines and hotels, or to barbers, hairdressers and gymnasiums, as well as many others. Within this context, Italy too as a member state of the European Union was very hard hit. F ake Money Creation Called Quantitative Easing P rior to the outbreak...

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