Top agent of the global financial mafia sends message to Brexiteers: 'we will not put you in the game'

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In a recent article we analyzed the Brexit case from the perspective of an endo-capitalist war between the globalist faction and the pro-Brexit faction that senses an existential threat.

We wrote that, the 31st October is a deadline given by the pro-Brexit capital faction through Boris Johnson. If the globalist faction wants a smooth Brexit through a deal with the EU, it will have to proceed in a permanent truce with the pro-Brexit faction. If it wants to postpone and even reverse Brexit, it will have to give much more. That is, give a privileged position to the pro-Brexit capitalists, in order for them not only to survive, but even gain significantly from one more transformation of the global capitalist system. The transformation that will occur after the next global financial meltdown. 

It appears that the global financial mafia has sent a first indirect message to the Brexiteers (through one of its top agents), that it will not retreat to their demands. As the Bloomberg reported:

           [Gary] Cohn, a former chief economic adviser at the White House under Donald Trump, had suggested that a U.K. departure from the European Union without an agreed transition might be better than prolonged uncertainty. [...] Cohn told the BBC in an interview that “any forward progress at this point is good.”

          “This is another one of those economic geopolitical situations that has to be solved. And if it’s hard, soft, it has to be solved. And what tends to happen is, countries are more resilient than people think.” A Brexit without an agreed transition is still better than where Britain is now, “because literally you have no capital investment going on right now,” Cohn went on to say.

In other words, Cohn sent a message saying that things can't get worse. Therefore, the globalist faction of the big capital has nothing to negotiate with the Brexiteers. He threw the ball in their court.

It's unclear whether Cohn was bluffing or not, and it would be interesting to see how the pro-Brexit capitalists will respond, as we approach the deadline they have set.