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Exceptionally WISE men
I notice that they lost their gold, frankincense and myrrh on the way out of Europe. So much for trying to prop up the euro.
Had they been a bit wiser, they would have left earlier and calmly and in good order. The longer the delay, the more damaging the crash will be.
Still, better late than never.
What it also shows is that leaving is perfectly possible and you don't need permission.
I remember that the wise men left because they realised that Herod (the ruler that bowed and scraped to Rome of that Day) was deceitful and crafty and that they could not trust him..I think a dream from God informed them of this...if only David Cameron's faith was a little more advanced - maybe he might hear similar.