Sean Gabb: THOUGHTS ON INDEPENDENCE
—“…dissolution would, of necessity, end the pernicious delusion of Britain as a great power in the world. We lost our hegemonic position in the 1940s. But our rulers have never lost their belief that, if we only suck up hard enough to the Americans, and keep up our membership dues to the right international bodies, we can somehow “punch above our weight.” A rational policy after 1945 would have focussed all effort on the defence of our home islands and the maintenance of our commercial and industrial position. No longer what we became after 1760, we needed to relearn how we had conducted ourselves before then [before the age of empire]. Instead, our ruling class chose three generations of self-deception. …
Ending the United Kingdom will end this [self deception]. England by itself will remain both rich and powerful. But there will be no more playing the ghost of the British Empire sitting enthroned on the grave thereof. It will be an end welcome to us and to those elsewhere in the world we remain able to hurt without being able to rule.”—
Well said. I have the same objective for the States. If Scotland can secede, then so can Texas or any other justifiably secede, and we can end anglo imperialism and the universalism that both anglos and jews advocate, returning liberty to national rather than corporate and commercial purposes.
Curt Doolittle
The Propertarian Institute
Kiev, Ukraine
Source date (UTC): 2014-09-09 15:22:00 UTC