Nigel Farage Investigates: How the Euro Dies.

[@pussycatlover6522]

It's just a GREAT PLEASURE to see Nigel's face every time he pops out. From Casablanca Morocco, not only do I salute each one of you, my favourite wonderful people, but I do also admire you all. Nigel is a true patriot !

[@pussycatlover6522]

@@johntease6782 I don't think there is. Please do let me know if you find one.

[@ellom8]

propa tru init blud

[@percyhigginbottom7155]

IDIOT or troll ?

[@snipper1ie]

@@johntease6782 The French and Italians will sponsor that ferry. A direct link to England from Africa. WHOOOPPPEEEEE.

[@TheHeavyModd]

Morocco seems like a well developing country outside looking in. What's your country like in your own opinion if I may ask?

[@ivankazalac906]

Well said, Mr.Farage. I lived in south of Italy for 25 years . I remember the passage from lira to euro ....absolutely disaster. Economic crisis in Italy right now is the same after the second world war. Thanks God, now I live and work, and I pay my taxes in UK. This year, I will apply for British citizenship, I love this country 🇬🇧

[@tinaforbes1059]

Welcome 👍.

[@petrolhead88uk71]

Welcome to the club, good luck with the Citizenship application. You will soon be one of us.

[@johnbishop5316]

What religion are you?

[@topdog5252]

Cool

[@harryeisermann2784]

italy was 25 years ago a povery zone, before the euro, get you facts right, lots Italians immigrated, so get yr f.. RIGHT, Italy went wealthy with german money, say Euro

[@sugarspice4051]

You are the Mozart of Classical music, the Elvis Presley of Rock music and the Nigel Farage of Politics. Have been listening to you for years. Keep Fighting Mr. Farage - RESPECT.

[@imgoldleader3938]

I've been debating a German man all morning. Needed this. I love the passion. Hopefully you continue to be a voice of reason for all our sakes. Thank you sir.

[@indogoUI]

Was it a mass debate with him?

[@imgoldleader3938]

@@indogoUI Ha.

[@rmalarkey188]

Looks like quite a few Germans are on here slagging off Italy and the UK.

[@henriktaipale2713]

I doubt Fartrages lies convince anyone :) .. except the gullible ofc

[@28pbtkh23]

I have engaged with a German as well on the subject of the Euro. They are immune to reason in this area. I would not worry about it. Che sera, sera.

[@bernardmcmahon5377]

I like Nigel, always have, he’s worked hard for his beliefs

[@legrandmaitre7112]

Yes, but then you have an IQ of just 80 right?

[@bernardmcmahon5377]

@@legrandmaitre7112 clever , whatever your name is,

[@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania]

@@bernardmcmahon5377 Do you like what happen now in NI? That is because brexit and mr farage.

[@bernardmcmahon5377]

@@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania it may be partly because of brexit,, not specifically farage, so you make a sweeping statement like that, I actually believe in unity ,for the common good and justice for all, I was born in Ireland, I’m an old socialist also, I believe EU is a corrupt, uk hating, top heavy, self serving boys club partly filled with unelected power crazed ‘names’ who want to keep the giant gravy train trundling along for their own petulant, deluded selves . So what sort of stupid twat are you with a YT name like that , oh you must be really cool and clever, and I must be stupid if you say so.

[@cfcreative1]

Farage is just theatre opposition. It is better to have control of the opponent then to have a real opponent.

[@watchnut5305]

Thanks for all your hard work Nigel.

[@r5u26d3]

Nigel is so refreshing. He challenges directly the sacrosanct assumptions which never get properly discussed in the MSN , who take us for fools

[@neilmccartney7499]

The German taxpayer will end up being stuffed with a 1 trillion euro bill. Hopefully they don't get as upset as they did nearly a century ago.

[@traingirl1843]

And they would deserve it

[@jeffreyadams648]

You can count on that.

[@JimMoorby]

''Hope they dont get as upset as they did nearly a century ago''. I dont know why but that really made me laugh 😆

[@semprelazio8864]

@Lookup2Wakeup they have done in Romania

[@anonymousJAN2024]

Well they can export their products at an artificially low currency rate thanks to the euro so this is the price they pay for it...

[@RobertLewisromper]

At the start of the Euro currency period, I remember that both France and Germany broke the budgetary rules. They did not stick by the rules. Budget deficits were supposed to be capped at 60% of GDP. Both France and Germany exceeded the limits but were not punished because they controlled the system.

[@matthewduckworth7563]

The euro was always the federalists’ stalking horse. The plan was for it to drive forward plans for a United States of Europe, in the absence of which the currency would be doomed to fail. Since it’s axiomatic that the EU cannot allow the euro to fail, it has no option now but to strive to become a superstate, I suspect against the wishes of the vast majority of European citizens.

[@Len_J_]

That's the thing. Most Europeans love the Euro, hate the UK and wouldn't mind a super state at all. They don't see what the problem is

[@jojox5136]

@@Len_J_ len I'm not sure that's true, my memory is not the best but a few months ago a massive survey was done inquiring how eu people felt about the project and it wasn't good news

[@suminazoran1314]

@@jojox5136 ​ @Jojo x totaly right, look Sweden and Denmark for example how happy are they now and whats happening there to that nations, but same shit hits still UK no matter it did brexit. PPl of their nations, natives, mostly white ofcourse and Christians becomed citizens of second grade by immigrants and minorities under wrong woke correct politic, cancel culture, marxist atack orchestrated from zionists. Ppl literaly lost their nations, security, freedom of speech, many liberties individual, become "fascists" demanding rights in it owns country????? Thats what EU brought to them. Its a disgusting perversion, nothing else.

[@star4all930]

Its Superstate already

[@nigelmitchell351]

@@Len_J_ Oh really.? That's what they thought about brexit. But why do you think Europeans hate the British, I think that says more about you than your fellow Europeans and surely if the europeans hate us, then we did the right thing to leave.? I think the French will baulk at giving up their country to the superstate and that your fantasy is on borrowed time my friend.

[@theoilandgasresourceportal2132]

Well done Nigel. Keep fit and well. The content is great. Keep on going, you still have a lot to give to public life.

[@skf957]

More like this please Nigel. Quality people, very well presented. Thank you.

[@hokeycokey]

he wants you to subscribe and buy the book...didn't get that?

[@skf957]

@@hokeycokey I am subscribed and I may buy the book. Your point? Mine still stand.

[@kevinmcdonagh1063]

@@hokeycokey Enrico, not the brightest spark

[@hokeycokey]

@@kevinmcdonagh1063 LOL

[@hokeycokey]

@@skf957 thank you for the reply

[@schmerzmeister3980]

Jesus, this is real reporting and informative. Thank you Nigel!

[@marcokite]

do not blaspheme the Most Holy Name. otherwise i agree

[@joebrennan.4389]

Thumbs up, if you want Nigel for Mayor of London. ..👍

[@boshaveit]

Sod Mayor, I think he should be PM.

[@gigicat7043]

Prime Minister

[@boshaveit]

@@gigicat7043 let's start this question again and rephrase it... Make sure to like it in the main comments 👍🏻

[@CORRIGEEN71]

Prime minister

[@thomasbrown514]

Prime minister 👍

[@goharikjones7387]

Sir Nigel, let's not forget Mrs Thatcher for not joining the Euro...and thanks for all your hard work.

[@robertkane591]

thatcher sold our sovereignty to brussells,so thatcher aint anything special mate

[@aidengranahan3598]

I used to love that woman even tho I'm of Irish heritage what I have for out about her lately has shocked me. She is the one that changed everything for the worst look at who she brought over from America to update our NHS and what he did with Nixon before. No wonder she only slept 4 hours a day I was the same when my soul was dirty.

[@hittitecharioteer]

@@robertkane591 Are there two Mrs Thatchers?

[@raypurchase801]

@@hittitecharioteer Your comment mirrors my thoughts. Somebody's never heard of her Bruges speech.

[@RobertLewisromper]

Gordon Brown (whom I detest) was the one who vetoed joining the Euro, but only because he wanted to spite Tony Blair, Alistair Campbell and "Lord" Mandelson.

[@martincarroll8637]

What Brussels did to Greece was breathtakingly cruel and it's subsequent big brother tactics in Ireland, should more than adequately explain just how harmful the European Union are to small independent states within its perimeters.

[@martincarroll8637]

@John B They alas are all to aware of the precarious state they are now in. They attempted to extricate themselves having voted in two referendums to leave but we're given a third one just in case the remainders won and being Irish they went with the minority verdict and fuck, you wouldn't want to be an Irishman now.

[@nigelmitchell351]

For Brussels read France and Germany. It's run for and by the French with German guilt money.

[@juliefaulkner5497]

Ireland are about to get another booting, would not be surprised if they default on their debts in the very near future, they owe Britain money, they are now contributors to the EU, and are still borrowing to do that it is madness.

[@martincarroll8637]

@@juliefaulkner5497 With an unassuming sugar daddy, 'that is the European Union, who's pockets appear bottomless and their account books a closely guarded secret, I shouldn't imagine that it's going to take too much more before the house of flaws comes tumbling down around their ears. Fiscally speaking, the whole world is about to witness an implosion on the stock markets and pretty soon thereafter, our food will start to disappear from the supermarket shelves. Unless of course they restructure and begin afresh with yet more money from thin air, that will become our new debt.

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

@@martincarroll8637 it’s Germany done bad to Greece

[@masterhendy]

As an American, on the aesthetic side, I really do enjoy the pub atmosphere of this one.

[@noodlyappendage6729]

I just wanted to be in there having a pint. Can’t wait to get back in the pub!

[@LettyK]

Yes, not sure how Nigel managed that as pubs are not opening here until late May.

[@tinaforbes1059]

Your very own pub . At home. Cheers 🍻🍻🥂🥂🍷🍷

[@johnbishop5316]

Visit the Old Thatch Tavern in Stratford upon Avon, where the bard got pissed. They even have a ghost. Best pub in the best region of the best country of the world. Leave France out of your tour. There is violent disorder there in all cities. Not being reported in mainsteam media.Just occasionaly on Al Jazera, bless 'em. Better than the decrepit BBC.

[@indacage271]

@@LettyK he’s always getting locked in pubs! 😀😀

[@dkpirie]

I could listen to Nigel all day. He is so intelligent and so knowledgeable, I am in awe. Also the Greatest politician in the past 10 years+.

[@richardmoloney689]

Nice car he has. Nice EU pension too

[@dkpirie]

@@richardmoloney689 Has he? What car is it, as I don't know? That's good, he deserves a good pension, as he has worked hard for it.

[@dkpirie]

@Digger Gardi I agree 100%.

[@mw01908]

Nigel is the greatest Prime Minister we never had

[@williamtell6750]

Great conversation. Thank you, gentlemen!

[@johnhewitt2443]

Thanks Nigel, for the insight.

[@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania]

Thank him also for the brexit disaster.

[@johnhewitt2443]

@@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania what disaster? It’s going to plan😊

[@michaeljones7465]

What insight?

[@michaeljones7465]

@@johnhewitt2443 If being poorer is the plan, then yes it's going well.

[@jeremysmith8035]

How very odd, for all the fanatics out there,the eu is rapidly growing un support within the eu,lepen says she only wants to leave the euro ,the eu is the defacto world leader in aerospace and technology and poor old nige is an obsessive fanatic, although he seems more interested in immigration from anywhere these days nit just the naughty eu

[@paddyshack1]

Excellent piece of journalism Explained so simply even I could understand Well done Nigel

[@christinabacon697]

Lets discuss the fact that without the Privately Owned Central Bank the Income Tax would be less than 10%, shall we.!? "The fish is rotten from the head down" "If you want to know who controls you, look at who you are not allowed to criticize." -Voltaire

[@endrjuduzus2018]

Thank you for work for world democracy. Democracy is a flower that requires constant attention. Greetings from Poland.

[@user-pk4sd9dd2w]

Italy's Target2 deficit keeps on getting larger and larger. The ECB can never stop printing money or Italian government debt market will explode, unless German people underwrite Italy's debts and make fiscal transfers.

[@johnbishop5316]

@@user-pk4sd9dd2w I can't see the Germans eating enough olives and drinking enough Chianti to sort out the weapons/cars deficit.

[@user-pk4sd9dd2w]

John Bishop a big surge in inflation is what’s required. The ECB would find it very difficult to justify continuing quantitative easing and without a perfect fiscal union in place, in the absence of QE, Italy’s government bond market would explode.

[@johnbishop5316]

@@user-pk4sd9dd2w I think you have just discovered the concept of the Optimal Currency Area/region. Come back when your voice has broken.

[@brianhurley6289]

Farage knows nothing about Democracy. All he knows about is trying to make more money from suckers.

[@kingmiura8138]

OK, now we need a book - "What to do When the Euro Dies"

[@JohnnyMacaw]

buy some gold and silver and save it.

[@xxczerxx]

If you're in a Euro nation, invest in foreign markets (personally I like FTSE small cap, and emerging markets like India and Singapore) and also gold & silver. I fully expect Euro will be doing 3-4% inflation by end of year.

[@bw7778]

Thanks Nigel - keep up the good work!! Please also can you take a look at what the so-called "conservatives" are doing with UK taxes & small businesses...?

[@henriktaipale2713]

He is not going to show is face in UK after selling lies to the fishermen. Also he is obsessed about EU so ..

[@mypointofview1111]

And pensions. Look up the "new" pensions being rolled out. £135 per week. How anyone is supposed to live on £7,500 per annum is beyond me. Why is this country so obsessed about everyone living in poverty

[@whackax3541]

You and Winston Churchill are the reason I want to be a prime minister when I grow up

[@kidpresentable6004]

There is a lot you can learn from enoch powell too.

[@SteveXNYC]

You want to be a anti man and kill mankind?

[@whackax3541]

@@kidpresentable6004 I will check him out but I'm just shy when in front of people that's why the job will be challenging.

[@whackax3541]

@@SteveXNYC i will make a better pm than boris ,trust me you will be proud of the decisions I will be making.

[@DW-dd4iw]

@Sir Jimmy Savile Does it involve sitting on your knee?

[@robertgibbs7387]

Lucky for us that you were there. Thanks nigel.

[@michaeljones7465]

Realistically the Pound will die first & by some margin.

[@mrcunt6516]

@@michaeljones7465 how exactly?

[@Hoppel6666]

@@mrcunt6516 He is talking nonsense and he knows it!

[@Hoppel6666]

@@mrcunt6516 The Pound will be here in 100 years, the Euro not in 10.

[@Paul-hl8yg]

@@michaeljones7465 Guess what the oldest currency in the world is! Still strong & it is the euro that deserves to fall! 🇬🇧

[@m12ttd]

Love the Greeks, the Country, the Culture and the Islands! Always treated us well on our Holidays and look forward the seeing more of Greece when we are 'allowed' out again!

[@Leo-pz5ge]

Irexit, Swexit, Grexit, Frexit, Italexit...........

[@Leo-pz5ge]

Keep it coming Europe 💪

[@alexander92179]

Dexit, Pexit, Hexit, Fexit

[@jasonuren3479]

Don't forget Megxit....

[@Leo-pz5ge]

@@jasonuren3479 lool

[@tomweldon7608]

@@jasonuren3479 obsessed brits 🙄

[@rat_king-]

JUst realised something, all of southern europe, was investing heavily into the uk for this exact reason. The pound was their counter weight, now its gone, they've got nothing. and we will see this deteriorate more and more.

[@nickycatton7882]

This is a great, truthful interview and I’m sharing it with a lot of people - thank you

[@crazycol4442]

Spot on,, EU is doomed in 10 years.. No more to be said..

[@biulaimh3097]

As an advocate of the EU I hope you are right. I think it will not last as long as you say.

[@markrb9152]

That long eh?

[@marcuscrouch8887]

10 years... Id hazard a guess at only a couple of years.

[@marcellofabbri4728]

Yall said this 12 years ago.

[@eadamic17]

16:25 We need to be careful here. Covid has not done any damage at all. The governments' tyrannical response has done the damage.

[@carolinetilbury8787]

I think you will find that the Chinese, and the Wet markets have caused the Covid 19 virus. But no one has accused the Chinese's Government and held them accountable, telling them that there would be no more money being given to them and stop all imports untill they pay for every countries dept that they have caused In the world. Excellent Nigel Farage nice to see your still on top of things, to get the truth for us. Peace to all 🤗🌞🙏

[@eadamic17]

@@carolinetilbury8787 You are free to form your own opinion. Personally, I am not having it for a second that one instance of transmission from a bat to a human supposedly managed to spread around the world, to the point where there are even a number of reported cases in tiny villages in the north of Canada (separated from large centres of population by millions of kilometres of taiga forest). It is also obvious why no one in Europe or North America would place sanctions on China, much less go to war with them: 99% of the items that the world uses are made in China, and the Chinese economy is in turn largely dependent on this foreign investment. It is interesting how the global economy has grown so large and interconnected that a certain amount of geopolitical stability is guaranteed by the dollar when a full-on war is not in anyone's interests. Money is more powerful than war in today's world. For better or worse, I am able to think like a criminal. China could agree to "take the blame" for this supposed virus, which would then make it possible for governments in North America and Europe to fabricate the illusion of a new threat (war this time) in order to justify continued tyrannical control of their populations. They currently have their virus, but inevitably they are going to need to replace it with something else eventually. And oh yes, they are not going to be giving up their self-declared control any time soon. It could be all part of the plan.

[@mmmoroi]

Spot on

[@chasleask8533]

There is a case for thinking that the 'covid' pandemic doesn't actually exist . There are no excess deaths . However , governments have over reacted to the hysterical publicity , in this country by the BBC and the media . There seems to be a left wing slant to the event , - lefties pander to it ,righties fight against it . So , are governments fighting a left wing ,communist , if you like , global takeover , and not a flu epidemic at all.

[@chasleask8533]

@@carolinetilbury8787 Not sure about the wet market theory. The Bio weapon lab round the corner may be involved though.

[@vulkanofnocturne]

I always wondered about the economic differences of north and south europe and how they thought they were compatible. I assumed it was some clever economics that I just didn't understand and someone somewhere understood why it would be beneficial.

[@ironhand9096]

You weren’t the only one. It’s basically a long con.

[@theofilos4202]

As you have stressed about many times before, Greece shouldn't have introduced euro, euro was the grave of Greek national economy. It's a broke country. The situation is getting worse and worse. I hope euro will be abandoned any time soon in Europe. Italy is the key indeed for the future of Europe. Good book.

[@EpaminondastheGreat]

Greek here man. Glad to see a fellow countryman not supporting the madness that Euro has become and what tremendous damage it has done and still does to the country. I guess you 're living abroad since most people here (at least the "vocal minority") defend the Euro like a fundamentalist defends the holy book. Wish you well...

[@giveusanepleasebob992]

Agreed mate. I have to say I feel for the lovely Greek folks. They are very different to the rest of Europeans, they are really nice people and treat us brits very well. The thing is with the greeks is that if you respect them they treat you like family, but if you get the wrong side of them then woe betide you. I have faith in the fight that the greeks have in them and I beleive they will eventually find a way out of the EU. Mighty fine people those greeks

[@MangoFIlms_CH]

Should the USA lose the dollar? Single market makes stupid amounts of sense with a single currency!!!!

[@EpaminondastheGreat]

@@MangoFIlms_CH As if the USA and the EU are the same thing. Only a Remoaner would have said that...

[@MangoFIlms_CH]

@Digger Gardi You wrong again... Goldman Sachs could be sued NOT THE EU!!!!!! facts before fiction now lad.... And it never happened this was in 2012 brain box hahahahahaha keep making things up!!!!!!

[@bmccabe1767]

I lived and worked in north and south of Europe back in the 1980s and early 90s and I new then that culturally that one size didn't fit all.

[@tinaforbes1059]

Correct.

[@alexb2612]

Why didn't you say something??? Only kidding 😁

[@bermudarailway2411]

Have you ever heard of the garlic line ?

[@dannypetty1973]

Exactly. It's common sense. It's rational

[@mypointofview1111]

I remember the baggy t-shirts sold as one-size-fits-all & how 9 times out of 10 people just looked awful in them. The same principle applies here

[@timrowe9583]

The last airport in Greece was sold to the Germans. It was Corfu airport. It is disgusting what has happened.

[@georgerj2419]

True. They bought all of the airports in a joint venture with a Greek company supposedly. Corruption is a rampant in Greece.

[@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania]

Why you have two military bases in Cyprus?

[@timrowe9583]

@@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania Hi, who is you? and what has your statement got a thing to do with my statement?

[@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania]

@@timrowe9583 It is somehow hard to understand how EU is a fascist union without even having a military force. And UK who have illegal military bases all over the world is just fine.

[@timrowe9583]

@@Don-Coyote-De-Transylvania hi I never said the EU was fascist. It is a fundamentally undemocratic institution. In a democratic country the people who are elected make the policies and the civil service bureaucrats take those policies to fruition. In the EU the unelected bureaucrats make both the policies and carry those policies out. Did you vote for Junker, Tusk or Van de Leyton? No you didn’t. The people of Europe have no say in the people who govern you. Now, where it is good or bad, in the U.K., I can have a vote for a person who if I am not happy with if when elected I can vote out next time around. The EU bureaucrats are clearly unaccountable for their actions and you, as a citizen of your country whichever that may be, have no opportunity to vote them out.

[@35mmview18]

Thanks for highlighting this Nigel.

[@georgesimpson4148]

Truth is so refreshing 2 watch these days.

[@ArcadeCabNBud]

refreshing, like a really cold refreshing drink on a hot and sunny day. (served with ice). (liquid nitrogen). (no not really, just ice).

[@georgesimpson4148]

@@ArcadeCabNBud class.

[@Zargulio]

the "truth" from the biggest liar

[@georgesimpson4148]

@@Zargulio can u tell me 1 lie?

[@freespeech3673]

We owe you big time Nigel, and without her mad actions on refugees, we owe Angele a huge thanks also.

[@ben31uk]

Other countries need to follow and leave. Before it’s to late

[@drchunkybiscuit9973]

BACK ALEX BELFIELD!!!!

[@SteveXNYC]

Back my guns

[@brettjones73]

It’s in the statute and I’m surprised that they can rewrite it!, I’m welsh and British but I’m aware of the problem with the left wing political problems in the USA 🇺🇸 god bless us all!💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@MarkSmithSa]

Stopped watching him months ago; he's a BBC narcissist by another means: let me show you my expensive house while telling you that BBC presenters can buy expensive houses. He is still BBC.

[@vinorob]

Can you imagine the scale of a supranational income tax? Alongside local taxes etc. God help all 500 million of them.

[@tomweldon7608]

@John B god help England, the UK will no longer exist and little England full of foreigners will be worse than ever, londinastan is coming

[@johnmknox]

It's only 447m now since we left and they're all skint. LOLZ.

[@tomweldon7608]

@@johnmknox are you actually saying that Britain did well from brexit, why do you think Nigel bothered to promote this nonsense when he is irrelevant to the EU and Britain is out of the EU, England was built on the colonial crimes of invading the world, worse than Nazis, kicked out of everywhere, 20 years from now londinastan will be your capital

[@AnupamShaw]

@@tomweldon7608 "England was built on the colonial crimes of invading the world...". So was France, Spain, Portugal, and of course Belgium.

[@HYUKLDER1]

@John B Sàbhail Alba bhon SNP.

[@elchacha5246]

Greece wasn’t about to default because of the target two mechanism alone. Billions of euros were wasted on dodgy infrastructure projects in preparation for the Olympics in 2004, which indebted the Greek taxpayer even more. You don’t need to be an economist to realise that the euro cannot possibly work when there’s such a massive economical inbalance between EU countries

[@Vitapericolosa656]

And greeks gave 1000 euro per month south Albanians to declare theirself like greeks ! Greeks also abuse alot with money funds from eu

[@steveburroughs7343]

If there’s one thing I learned in 45 years in the City, it’s that you can’t beat the markets.

[@crazywazydoublehazy]

I thought the idea was not to beat the markets, but make sure you went with them?

[@steveburroughs7343]

@@crazywazydoublehazy it is, but what the EU plans to do is artificial. Sooner or later, they will be propping up the Euro against short sellers, then they’ll know what taking on the markets means.

[@Angloman516]

Some politicians obviously think they can, they have an overwhelming penchant for ideological power.

[@steveburroughs7343]

@@Angloman516 and for blowing other people’s money

[@joecat4892]

@@steveburroughs7343 thats how they knackered GBP in early nineties.

[@freespeech3673]

The emperor's new clothes ? Is the EU anything else?

[@ar_inrix]

That's right, well said! It is looks like the emperor will be naked at the end?😃👍

[@michaelandersen4745]

It is a fascist regime. It has a president who is not democratically elected.

[@ar_inrix]

@@michaelandersen4745 Well, actually I thing you are talking about eu? In fact people are good❤, but those who set the status quo are not good to me. eu = toilet paper = corruption👎😎 ... I'm very happy, UK are not part of that officially. I apologize if I offended you or anyone else.👍

[@carlosifer]

A bit like Brexit 👍 The emperor is definitely wearing stocks under the silky robs with that 😂

[@Muckylittleme]

The Euro is propped up by the IMF which pretty much works for Goldman Sachs. Meanwhile the single market has stagnated (Of course, it is a protectionist market - the clue is in the name) and is being bailed out by the central banks. France's economy is in tatters and Germany's is under great duress and now Britain, the US and China are going to squeeze from two sides. The EU is finally holed and sinking fast, we manned the lifeboats just in time. Now we must diversify our markets and reduce the enormous trade deficit we have with the EU which we paid endless billions for!

[@Spike1891]

Nigel, you are the people's hero, Sir.

[@aib0160]

The Euro is part of the strategy to make leaving the EU harder. They'll say its all about being bigger, better and bringing nations together but the reality is we'd be still trapped in the EU had we signed up to the Euro.

[@Kitiwake]

When britain asks to join in the future, and it will, that will have to be a condition.

[@aib0160]

@@Kitiwake I would suggest that there's more chance of the USA joining the EU before the UK does. Another country will leave before another joins too and if its a big country the whole lot could be consigned to history. The only real benefit of the EU is trade and you don't need all the other crap to trade freely. People on both sides of the Channel are also waking up and seeing for themselves what the EU actually is. People want more democracy not less, people want more sovereignty not less and many want to undo things like free movement and go back to the deciding who can and cannot come to their country.

[@lesleywillis4281]

@@aib0160 Could not agree more. The common market was a good idea. However when you see a currency, a flag and an anthem it’s time to run for the hills!

[@aib0160]

@@lesleywillis4281 An unelected, unaccountable Commission that meets in secret to decide the EUSSR's direction just scares the hell out of me!

[@aib0160]

@Grumpy Skipper Straight out with the insults then, no messing about with you! If the Euro is so good why are so many nations that use it struggling? Do you think the likes of Greece may like to devalue their currency to make holidays there more competitively priced? If the member states have so much sovereignty why is the EUSSR taking so many nations to its kangaroo court for having the audacity to protect their citizens with additional restrictions at their borders? Taxation without representation isn't democracy. Legislation and the future direction is made in secret by unelected and unaccountable elites in the commission isn't democracy. But there again I'm not as clever as the like of you, being a Brexiteer and all.

[@boshaveit]

Excellent explanation of what is likely to happen and very informative, great interview.

[@michaeljones7465]

The Pound will die first. Already, the Johnson government is bribing companies to stay in the UK & it's all of us who are going to suffer for it.

[@Candolad]

@@michaeljones7465 and the Swedish and Danish Krona?

[@MichaelJones-ni5pb]

@@Candolad No, the Pound will suffer greatly first! What Brexiteers never tell you is that long-term, the Pound will have to be substantially devalued to make it 'attractive' to foreign countries in order to make Brexit work so, we are destined to be poorer! Denmark & Sweden remain in the EU & fully take advantage of the Customs Union. Other arguments go on about trading with the US & Australia, but they never left trading blocks in the first place!

[@cathalgalvin8963]

The EU are trying to make BREXIT as tough and as difficult as possible and are fully committed to destroying the UK as they well know BREXIT will be a massive success and others will follow

[@mikeywou1]

You choose for these consequences of brexit becoming a third country to the EU

[@m.s.6593]

Your government created the regulationns together with the EU27 and they voted for this rules. Why should the EU change their rules? Not all but more as 50% of the UK voted for Brexit. Just ask Dr. Google and not the Brexit newspaper. But every country has this kind of newspaper, so be open minded.

[@jackkruese4258]

Yes brexit will be a great success. Look how it’s worked out for the fishermen and that’s just the start

[@mister6003]

@@mikeywou1 Yes we did, but when the EU was very insistent on a level playing field, and then have no intentions of keeping to there word, you know it was a good thing to leave people who insist on rules which they have no intentions of abiding by themselves.

[@robertmartin4821]

Those trying to discredit Brexit and Nigel have egg on their faces so thick you could mistake them for being a chicken! They are doomed and digging a hole so fast and so deep they will never get out!

[@chasleask8533]

" Softening us up to join the Euro" . Add decimalisation to that list . It's all clear now.

[@MatthewHaydenRE]

@Jake Chong many computer systems represent currency in their smallest denomination. What's difficult about it?

[@Kitiwake]

Oh, please.The euro didn't exist in 1971.

[@chasleask8533]

@@Kitiwake Don't be dim . Obviously the plan did . Honestly , you people .

[@chasleask8533]

@Jake Chong That was my initial assumption , however , computer bods informed me that computing would have no problem with pre-decimal calculations . I remember at the time hearing that finance chaps were having trouble converting decimal to non-decimal currency as a reason to decimalise . This was debunked at the time , "they can do it instantly in their heads " I was told . This video has cleared up two mysteries . Why didn't we fall for the Euro ? And why did we decimalise ?

[@johnallen7807]

Nigel, we need you in ReformUK!

[@theoilandgasresourceportal2132]

Give the guy a break, he can do more from the sidelines

[@mikeywou1]

Why? What can he do within reformUK against the fiscal policy and democratic decisions of 27 souvereign european states cooperating together?

[@johnallen7807]

@@mikeywou1 I'm more concerned about the "police state" that Johnson & Starmer are turning this country into, I'm standing on 6 May for the party he founded and against the big money of the unions and the CBI it will be an even harder battle without his leadership.

[@zyndr_]

Considering that I know nothing about the financial world, this discussion was incredibly easy to follow and understand. Congrats to your guest Nickolai for giving such a clear simplified overview of such a complex topic.

[@kevansimister3967]

This is a really eye opener I didn’t realise how this works

[@henriktaipale2713]

The fishing industry also bought his lies .. their eyes are open now :)

[@christinedavid007]

You have an incredible sense of urgency and right from wrong, accompanied with future vision; the ability to see the sunshine down the road. You are an inspiration to speaking up.

[@LC-wd5fl]

Whoever believes will be saved....

[@lauriedocherty2078]

Very true to his word is our Nigel keep up the excellent advice and knowledge 👏👏👏👍👍👍😁😁😁

[@BlueSkySerene]

Nigel seating at a table in a Pub for almost 18 minutes without a drink in front of him?? Times are definitely are a changing. Seriously, I applaud him 👏 😀

[@Dannysubliminal]

Maybe he's preparing for jail...where he belongs.

[@gerritnhatrang3715]

@@Dannysubliminal Idiot 🤪😹🤪

[@boshaveit]

Thumbs up if you want Nigel as our Prime Minister 👍🏻

[@Not_Yandere_Im_Ayano]

he is a con man ffs

[@boshaveit]

@@Not_Yandere_Im_Ayano better option than a clown, who is a blatant puppet of the largest corporation on earth, The Private Central Banking Cartel. Just saying, he's probably a better option.

[@Not_Yandere_Im_Ayano]

@@boshaveit hahaha you may be right at that, i will never vote again.

[@bobbyknox9258]

So in a nutshell the EU is a dead duck. You explained it too well, no need to buy the book now. 😁

[@Kitiwake]

He always said that. But then he's not famous for telling the truth.

[@bobbyknox9258]

@@Kitiwake over the last 25yrs then, which bits has he not told the truth? I'm intrigued. Just a couple of examples, I'm not greedy

[@SaifullahRaes]

@Grumpy Skipper Get over it...we left and even consorting with hostile foreign powers and spreading lies did you sad people no good. If you feel such an affinity to the socialist dictatorship in the EU, please move there and stop specious comments on the UK. Good-bye...

[@carlosifer]

Think you will find Farage has been predicting the end of the EU for more than 2 decades. Domino effect , la pen, Greece, brexit etc The EU had challenges and will have new challenges but it will stand and survive longer than Farage's political parties

[@susanacuratolo1200]

GOOD TO SEE U NIGEL!!!! GOOD ANALYSIS---SPOT ON!

[@lusiscus]

When the EU collapses , who do all the assets and buildings belong to.

[@g8ymw]

We could pick up some bargains in the car-boot sale

[@Ganymede559]

Most of them will belong to the UK as we paid for majority of the EU's vanity projects.

[@marcellofabbri4728]

@@Ganymede559 You deserve nothing, if you want money bring your ass to work.

[@roadkill3289]

The ECB owns 75% of the eurozone assets right now.

[@peternicho]

Brilliant video now l understand so glad we got out of the EU.

[@janmargaret7972]

Great interview, thanks.

[@bt9124]

Animal Farm: All animals are equal, some more than others. Course it couldn't work. There are none so blind as ..... can't see. Thanks for this. More please?

[@mikethomas4423]

Four legs good two legs bad

[@01782644468]

The big problem is that the EU will never, ever let the Euro die, it is the mainstay of the whole sorry project.

[@classicraceruk1337]

The ERM decision went well for the U.K. I seem to remember, the crash out could be heard from space!!!!

[@g8ymw]

Crashed our economy. People couldn't afford the mortgage payments but selling the house wouldn't cover the debt. I remember how the interest rates went up. I certainly remember 34% and I think it went to above 50% on the day we crashed out. Nothing on Wikki about that????

[@classicraceruk1337]

@@g8ymw I remember it to a right screw up. The Euro a great idea for German exports

[@rmalarkey188]

@@g8ymw The base rate was 15%. Norman Lamont seems pretty sound now though. I guess he has seen the folly up close and personal.

[@peterb8679]

@@g8ymw sorry that’s not right. The BoE pushed mortgage rates up to 15% then dropped them 3% by the end of the day. The U.K.’s economy soared once Sterling was allowed to float.

[@g8ymw]

@@peterb8679 That's not what I remember.

[@ryanwardrop4971]

Thank God for big N 🙏

[@Junokaii]

For the north, there' the EU. For the south, there's the Union for the Mediterranean. Look up that last one and read up on it more.

[@mikespike007]

are you talking about the "latin monetary union" ? that too was a failure.

[@Junokaii]

@@mikespike007 I'm not sure what that is. The geographical shape of what I'm talking about though resembles the old Roman empire. It's about "integration" between Southern Europe and the Middle East/North Africa. So is it any wonder why there's a migration crisis and so on?

[@janbuikema8941]

thank you Mr Farage from the Netherlands

[@jamesmackenzie9837]

Brilliant video. That made alot of sense 👍

[@hanschristianrodriguez]

I my next life I hope to born in the UK. I lived in London for a year and I understood why the UK leaved the EU. Britons doesn't need the EU at all. You made a great choice by leaving this technocracy who is creating poverty and misery.

[@plweis7203]

Spot on analysis guys. Thank you

[@2394Joseph]

Nigel, when are you going to do a video on how and where to invest our money today?

[@lgude]

A class pivot, Nigel, from the necessarily argumentative world of politics to the world of sober informative commentary. Thanks for all you have accomplished and given the world as a political combatant, and for having the wisdom to move on when the time was right. Brilliant.

[@redrichard8443]

I'm so glad we left🙌

[@davekendrick7231]

The question is how do we protect ourselves as an ordinary citizen from the imminent crash of the euro?

[@DuderinoDeux]

Crypto? Gold a better bet. Russia preparing for the crash.

[@terry651000]

I remember the ERM and our mortgage rates were at 15%. The main reason I voted to leave the EU was because I didn't want us joining the Euro, it is doomed to fail.

[@Darsit_Shah]

Excellent work Nigel. More please.

[@philmuskett265]

I'm just Joe Six Pack, but right from the get-go of the Euro I could not see how it could work between huge industrial nations such as Germany and the poorer more rural-based countries such as Greece and Ireland without there being some sort of devaluation process.

[@Libertarianach_na_h-Alba]

Great interview, Nigel, it's a scary thing, it's just like the current American petrodollar, the increase in rate at which the Fed have been printing is scary and I say that being British, our own monetary problems are bad enough and if I'm correct in saying we're pegged to the American petrodollar. Eventually it'll collapse, this is personally why I believe in the gold and silver standard, the paper currency is unsustainable.

[@anthonydavis3424]

Thank you Bernie Sanders for your thoughts

[@katiemclean9089]

At 86 years , I will not give up on CANUK . We have so much to gain together c a mclean

[@petereddleston6544]

Tell the lamb farmers of the UK you want to be part of this

[@lovenationalbus]

@@petereddleston6544 Most lamb comes from abroad anyway!

[@petereddleston6544]

@@lovenationalbus Not true, the UK only becomes a next importer of Lamb in April and May. The rest of the time we sell surplus production to the EU. So New Zealand lamb definately would not be welcome.

[@jorgosk.awgernos5694]

At the moment CANUK is only a pipedream shared on KZbin and in English-only pubs. NZ and Australia are interested in providing moral support to their former masters. No major country is interested in doing business with the UK, US and Canada will consider after four years or so as they announce, so, maybe UK will sell some lamb meat to NZ and Australia in return for some down under beef. Not even Malawi is interested in doing business with its former imperial ruler.

[@romyarmada9580]

@@jorgosk.awgernos5694 Not really true though is it.

[@alastair8257]

Fascinating discussion. Be interesting if George Soros bets against the Euro! Get his Remainer campaign donations back after all..haha! Thank you both very much, I really enjoy these. Easier to consume than the fortune and freedom contents. I enjoy both but prefer the discussions.

[@cathalodonohue6538]

Brilliant thanks you Nigel

[@cervelo9465]

I find the EU, very off putting, I wouldn't mind living out of UK, but I would avoid living in an EU state. UK, Norway, Switzerland have been wise to avoid it.

[@Adam-gq7gk]

It warms for heart to see the comment section filled with people from around the world 🌎. 🙏

[@minasnestara255]

Hello mr farage here in Greece we love you so much!!! You are real man and we hope to tell the truth again with mr mitsotakis!!! I want to go out of europe!!!!

[@noodlyappendage6729]

I can see why Goldman Sachs gave backed this man. He’s very talented and explained something to me in simple terms which I had got the gist of but never quite understood. Cheers. I might buy the book if it supports him.

[@happy.uk.patriot]

I'm saving this upload in a playlist.

[@andrewhoward7200]

Spot on, one caveat; the German tolerance threshold is virtually unlimited as is their committment to the EU project. They will never call in the debt or rock the boat.

[@petehall889]

A fascinating analysis and excellent explanation. Many thanks!

[@alanwhite1458]

This is the best economic, financial and political podcast on the net , bar none!! Thank you for exposing the core problem with the Euro project trying to unify and standardise the very divergent countries of Europe! Love it.

[@deceptor99]

Bring it on. I cant wait. LOL

[@sarahchoi9895]

Mr Farage, enjoy your program always. England is lucky to have you.

[@Ytnzy250]

Nigel, talks like a boss 👍

[@premton_sadiku]

he is the boss 👍

[@frankjames5292]

Last February, Miranda Wayland was appointed as the BBC's Head of Creative Diversity, which the corporation said was a key move in its commitment to increasing on-air diversity. Her role involves championing its importance in the creative community, 'with a specific focus on production, content and suppliers'. She reports to former TV presenter June Sarpong, the BBC's first ever director of creative diversity, and her appointment preceded a commitment last summer to spend £100m of its content budget on diverse programming over three years.

[@ChristopherPhillips]

Great stuff Nigel

[@golfbulldog]

So TARGET 2 payments are a euro zone accounting fudge to balance their books and have no direct consequences unless (a) a nation leaves or (b) the euro breaks up completely...at which time the TARGET 2 money becomes debt....and a nation that leaves the euro, eg. Italy, and reverts to the Lira would have to default on that debt as the Lira would not buy enough Euros to pay it off in full. So Germany gets stung....or something like that...

[@markharvey7284]

Arise Sir Nigel!

[@seeithappen1]

The euro was only a prestige project by politicians who are so full of them selves. Countries who kept their national currency are doing now much better (e.g. norway) than countries with the euro. Things in europe are now 2x more expensive but salaries stayed the same. The southern countries could not keep up with the nothern countries. Now they want a northern and a southern euro. The EU politicians were never elected democratically by the people but put in place by lobbying and many of them are now hated by the people.

[@premton_sadiku]

yes it is a political project and i myself wrote an essay for london metropolitan uni in 2002 where ive projected that euro will fail before petrol becomes obselete so sir farage i do agree with u to the dot