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JohnHammond

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Looks like the U.K. (at least England and Wales, anyway) will vote to leave the EU. British Pound surged on early news that "Remain" would win, but has dropped to a 30-year-low against the dollar.
 
The EU will be completely defunct in 5 years.

With the U.K. gone there will be nobody willing or able to stop Germany from making a move for complete control of the EU, and very shortly the rest of the members will get sick of that, and hasta la vista.
 
Northern Ireland is a political mess. Most of the population does not want to join the Republic. They'll have to slog through while depending on London for cash. The parties first have have to learn how to govern on a non-sectarian basis.
 
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Cool story. Doesn't matter if it's binding or not. Technically, nothing is binding in the UK. Governance is based on custom.
 
The EU will be completely defunct in 5 years.

With the U.K. gone there will be nobody willing or able to stop Germany from making a move for complete control of the EU, and very shortly the rest of the members will get sick of that, and hasta la vista.

So the EU is basically the Big 12.
When does the Strudel Network hit the air?
 
Northern Ireland is a political mess. Most of the population does not want to join the Republic. They'll have to slog through while depending on London for cash. The parties first have have to learn how to govern on a non-sectarian basis.

The benefit for every British government is that the EU redistributed a lot of the cash that the UK sent it to Scotland, Wales, the perpetually screwed areas of the north.... And to Northern Ireland (particularly agricultural subsidies.)

Now that Westminster has to make these decisions, it'll be a nightmare for anyone in power. ("Why are northern Ireland cows getting cash we need for our local hospital in Liverpool?!")

But hey, it's a super-duper time for Americans to take a vacation in London when the pound crashes. Tour our soon-to-be-historic financial sector before it leaves for Dublin and the Continent.
 
According to an article in the British edition of the Guardian I saw before the vote, two-thirds of the European players in the Premier League would not qualify for residency visas when EU freedom of movement goes.
 
According to an article in the British edition of the Guardian I saw before the vote, two-thirds of the European players in the Premier League would not qualify for residency visas when EU freedom of movement goes.
I don't see how anything changes. Britain is already outside of the Schengen Agreement. When you get off the ferry in Dover or land at Heathrow, you have to clear customs.
 
According to an article in the British edition of the Guardian I saw before the vote, two-thirds of the European players in the Premier League would not qualify for residency visas when EU freedom of movement goes.

Soccer had a good 12-year run.
 

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