Submitted by Tyler Durden: Nigel Farage, looking tanned and refreshed, is back and as he tells FOX Business in this brief clip "nothing has changed"
from his views of Europe as the Titanic and its unelected officials
dragging it down to the depths of the ocean. Citing Mario Monti
specifically with his concerns over allowing politicians to 'decide'
anything he notes the leader's demeanor is "We must not let democracy interfere with our great Grand Project."
With European GDP negative, and group-hugs all around as Europeans are
herded towards a European social state, Farage analogizes that "we are living in Noddyland"
where economic reality and day-to-day life are as distant as they could
be as he warns that they are becoming part of something that is increasingly resembling Communism.
He dismisses the growing belief that "the state and government creates
jobs" noting that "it doesn't, it destroys them!" With two wrongs (Spain
ad Italy) not making a right; Farage is clear that breaking up the EU
is necessary now and it is critical to recognize that "you don't get something for nothing" as Europe is increasingly de-industrialized.
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