The Official BREXIT Thread

[Zippyjuan]

They still have to actually negotiate the terms of the withdrawal anyway. And that'll take time.

Hundreds if not thousands of agreements will have to be re-worked. It won't happen very quickly.

 

[puppetmaster]

Just cancel agreement(s)......start fresh. Dragging it on is like hanging out with your ex girlfriend

 

[jclay2]

I am still shocked. This had to be the biggest defeat for globalism in decades. This sets the precedent for the end of the global government brainchild (EU). Way to go Britain!!! Last night when the results came out I couldn't keep in my excitement. My wife thought I went mad. Hahaha!

 

[tod evans]

How many 'patriots' here in the good ol' US of A have the intestinal fortitude to follow in the footsteps of our Limey brethren?

 

[FindLiberty]

I am still shocked. This had to be the biggest defeat for globalism in decades. This sets the precedent for the end of the global government brainchild (EU). Way to go Britain!!! Last night when the results came out I couldn't keep in my excitement. My wife thought I went mad. Hahaha!

Same here, exactly!

+++

I'm looking forward to copy-cat "exits" and deep reaching
aftershocks throughout the entire world! Brace for impact(s)

Socialism. Central banking. NATO. US Military bases.
(I can even hear sphincters puckering at the cia HQ)

The bigger, financially stronger countries need to step out of the muck next...

The rest of the EU might take the economic brunt, instead of Britain)

The UK might suddenly become "Great again" if they can do all of this right!
(lol, except London... where too many immigrants are on the dole, good luck with that!)

Immigration had reached a tipping point indeed - Good! This may all be exposed to some daylight now.

It's yuuge!

(Putin and Trump must both be smiling too...)

 

[SilentBull]

This is great for gold stocks. I own a couple of gold mining stocks and they are both up 20% pre-market.

 

[FindLiberty]

Instead of a window tax, why not just break all the windows and create more jobs?

Will it be the glaziers or will it be the brick layers that find most of the new employment opportunity you speak of?

 

[nobody's_hero]

Very interesting indeed. I admit, I didn't think Britain had the balls, and if they did I thought the referendum might be rigged. The UK leaves the EU, Scotland will leave the UK and maybe Northern Ireland too. This may be the beginning of the end of the EU.

Scotland has a very peculiar stance on the EU.

1) Wants to be independent of Britain
2) Wants to join a multi-national organization that destroys independent choice

 

[alucard13mm]

Areas with more immigrants favored staying in the EU.

I wonder if this will be true in other countries in the EU too.

If this is the case, they will accelerate more migrants to go to europe to bolster the stay vote.

If the brexit vote occured a few years later, stay would have won since there would be more immigrants.

 

[Slave Mentality]

Scotland has a very peculiar stance on the EU.

1) Wants to be independent of Britain
2) Wants to join a multi-national organization that destroys independent choice

Exposed as tit suckers.

 

[Slave Mentality]

How many 'patriots' here in the good ol' US of A have the intestinal fortitude to follow in the footsteps of our Limey brethren?

Sign me up.

 

[wizardwatson]

Exposed as tit suckers.

Prima Nocta a roaring success?

 

[nickpruitt]

So the odds on leader to be next PM is a described libertarian conservative.

 

[Slave Mentality]

Prima Nocta a roaring success?

Longshanks bro.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Thanks for showing up to the celebration Zippy.

 

[georgiaboy]

Same here, exactly!

+++

I'm looking forward to copy-cat "exits" and deep reaching
aftershocks throughout the entire world! Brace for impact(s)

Socialism. Central banking. NATO. US Military bases.

...

Add "Internet Spying" and "Managed Trade" to the list, and I think you've nailed it.

Go, Britain, and freedom lovers around the world.

 

[Jan2017]

The revolution has begun.

Yep . . .
Cameron said he can't go on now (awe) and resigns in October with London mayor Khan crying about this is "unfair" - lol, at the piece of chit mayor

But really great to see Brits with such a mandate of nearly 1.3 million more LEAVE votes (17.4 million to 16.1 million) and the win by 3.8%

Stocks now hurt temporarily ONLY because the result is the opposite of what the markets thought would happen -
DJIA is currently down over 2% with more blood-letting in the markets to come prolly.

UK now just like their neighbor NATO ally across the North Sea - Norway, the other non-EU economic powerhouse now.

So, howz 'bout some Rollin' Stones to start this first official weekend of the summer of '16 . . . ?

 

[nickpruitt]

 

[bierdegarde]

No army or Gov't can stop an idea whose time has come.

 

[TheTexan]

No army or Gov't can stop an idea whose time has come.

Give it time