Well Frog, I'm fairly disappointed with that, I thought you may have considered some of the points I raised but it appears you've simply
chosen to repeat, in greater depth (with more tangents) some of your previous erroneous conclusions, thus insulting my intelligence by providing more fallacious arguments.
No, I'm fully aware of our sordid past and the crimes committed at the bequest of our leadership. I would imagine the people of the past were much like the people of today and were not in agreement with the views and actions taken by our so called leaders.
Assumption
#1, there would be evidence of this which there isn't, and one might suppose by the popularity of sugar, fruit and spices that the british people in general paid no mind to how these things were obtained
People of the past were feed just as much propaganda as they are today, although it would have been less sophisticated, the effects on peoples beliefs and their psyche would have been the same. Human psychology has been well understood for thousands of years and exploited and used against them by oculists#2 (hidden knowledge not devil worshippers) since time in memorial.
Human psyche has not "been well understood for thousands of years" at all, that's a ridiculous statement that negatively colours the entire course of history within your narrative.
Science STILL doesn't particularly well understand the psyche.
Anyone looking at this subject really needs to separate people (individuals who form society) and the State (small group of oculists exploiting the people) because they are not one in the same. Ignoring that is a fundamental cause of the breakdown in understanding international relationships and is what causes such animosity towards the people of other nations.#3
Now the State is a group of occultists

There's not much I can do with this, it's clear your ideology hinges on not actually understanding these things (State and People) logically, you choose rather to reproduce them in a purely subjective context, but you feel you have some secret knowledge so you're clearly unwilling to consider other perspectives to your own.
I agree with the point people and the state are not the same though, people use the state, the State is a creation of the people.
The state creates the opportunity for conflict by creating artificial divisions, privileges, classes/casts, removing individual responsibility and giving and takes rights which in reality they do not have the power or authority to do. In a so called modern society the governments are elected by the people to act on our behalf.
"the state" does not create anything, Parliament creates laws, Classes existed before "the State", people create divisions, you are creating divisions, like Reality // The State is autonomous, common sense // Paranoid conspiracy theories, reason // unreason.
Parliament is composed of individuals, as are parties, the state is comprised of parties and individuals, this is the Public Sphere, although in Britain, home of the international Bourgeoisie, the Private Sphere of interests completely "more or less" dominates the public.
Essentially you've obtained this subjectivized opinion you're repeating to me from unregulated sources in the internet.
To make that statement you would have to ignore the single most influential shift in human history which lead to the rise of modern western civilisation! The industrial age which started in Britain. So let me get this right you're saying that Britain wasn't a major exporter and international trader throughout that period of time? Is that the assumption I should make?
C'mon I was being sarcastic and purposely a little controversial, of course I accept basic historical facts, let me dispel your misinterpretation; Britain traded it's ill gotten gains, industrially produced textiles, and exported it's racist, greedy ideology of capitalism all over the word.
if the state can't trade under the conditions it expects today they revert back to their age old tactics of invasion either directly or by proxy.
What do you mean? If Britain can't compete with China, France, Germany, India, Brazil, Turkey, Azerbaijan, emerging African Governments etc it will bomb, invade or remove them?
You are also coming at the argument from a purely international position which in the context of this thread doesn't really seem justified. The opposition to the EU is because local and national interest are what's at stake.
You don't think an international perspective is justified in the 21st century in a thread about the EU?
If not now then when

As I see it it's the only realistic perspective in this day in age, we're one species on one planet, European nations are an invention of the period in history between 1000 and 1700, let's move beyond that period of constant war and competition into a new age of cooperation beyond war, and tackle the real issues of concern together.
We trade amongst ourselves for goods and services everyday although the government is doing everything it can to prevent it. They want us to trade exclusively with major corporations and big businesses. Legislation is the weapon they use to control trade within our borders and prevent individuals competing with corporations. The whole issue of EU membership is a bottom up rejection of the proposition the State wishes to impose from the top down by any foul means they can!
Again these assumptions rarely correlate or align with objective reality.
Britain trades mainly externally by necessity really, being that it completely crippled it's own working class and industrial output 30years ago.
It's mainly corporations (some from within the EU) that hire UK financial services (the dominant part of the sector) without these things the UK economy would be nothing, the EU and tories want a referendum so they can avoid the tax increases on multinational corporations, regulation of the banking sector, and remain a viable tax haven for billionaires, it's not some idealistic nationalist sentiment from them.
I don't think you actually understand who's wet dream the formation of the EU actually is.#4 The brainwave and driving force for a united Europe is the British aristocracy and their German/Bavarian cousins.#5
The "British Aristocracy" is not a homogeneous thing, there are plenty of "British Aristocrats" who have always impeded the progress of a
European Union, preferring an Anglo-American one, or none at all, but thankfully they are a dying and fairly irrelevant minority.
I posted a video in the video gallery yesterday by Terry Broadman he is a British historian and writer who is also a translator in German and Japanese.If you take a look at this lecture "Materialism, Consciousness and Development" he presents some direct quotes that clearly expose the British intentions with regard the formation of a United Europe.....
It's also relevant to this argument and the concepts we perceive and why we may or may not see things clearly.
I might check it out but I'm quite busy at the moment.
I think this is all quite arrogant and assumptive of you tbh, you assume I've never heard conspiracy theories about the EU?
Britain clearly took a role in the EU at a later stage to combat German/French supremacy and dominance in Europe, they did this through Le Cercle, which can only be described as the UK Conservative establishment's attempt to undermine the process of building a Unified and Equality based Europe, instead opting to negotiate for Britain to have special privileges, all the rights none of the responsibilities, and a special position on account of their economic, and Imperial prestige.
You should try pick up some second hand books by Brian Crozier who explains all this relates to the Cold War, the US and UK were operating in the EU to suppress the potential for socialism, public interests, to overide and curtail the primacy of private/bourgeois interests. The West won the Cold war, Capitalist ideology took global eminence, this inhibited the public spheres and negatively influenced the last 40 or so years of history.
Want evidence of how this panned out?
Try British and American banks almost destroying the world economy, Britain destroying it's own working class and organized Labour, Reaganomics and the refusal of Anti-Statist Tory politicians to Subsidize key industrial infrastructure (like coal mining), preferring instead to open such things to American and multinational corporate abuse, (look how Germany subsidizes many industries and has a far healthier economy than England).
The British Ideology contaminated the EU, hell the British approach to global economy contaminated the EU, leadiing to the bankruptcy of heavily borrowing nations and collapse of the financial sector.
This was private corporations and nation states with corrupt government officials (who's private interests came before the public interest) i t's a real world playing out of individual greed, driven by accumulation without thought to the consequences to others, (or your own long term prosperity).
One cannot stress the importance of that distinction between the public and the private spheres enough, which sphere dominates the shape and colour of the state.
Part 2 on it's way.