The Western European break up will follow
some classic fault lines. The British Isles is already going through a
decentralisation process, with their devolution to various historical nations
within the Isles. The full-blown disintegration, which the political crisis of
Brexit has triggered, is now going to accelerate radically in the coming
months. Especially if the party which wins the upcoming election in the UK is not able to cut a new deal, with the Bankers of the City of London, and
ruthless Austerity continues to attempt to recapitalise a completely bankrupt
banking sector. This process of disintegration will also be accelerated as the
housing crisis escalates into full-scale collapse.
Across the channel the Jacobin
centralisation of the Fifth French Republic will lose its grip on many
peripheral regions, as it too succumbs to the forces of decentralisation.
However it is likely to gain new territories as well, as its borders change.
The Belgian region of Wallonia is likely to enter into union with Paris due to
its shared culture. This will reform national boundaries in the surrounding
areas.
Currently the strongest of the independence
movements in the region is the Scottish Nationalist movement.
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