The Progressive Elitist in the EU are upset because the Common People voted to put a boot in their ass ! Which i find very interesting because the Progressive Left is not about people voting they find out that they are not very liked. Wait..., What ? No !! is slapping them in the face and we can call that "Bitch Slapped" !
As the the Exodus of major corporations has already started and momentum expected to gain pace over the forthcoming months it will be the ''brainless'' common people who will suffer most. The rich, clever wealth and job creators won't be affected as they will simply move the centre of their operations to mainland Europe. By far and away the biggest issue which won the day for ''leave campaigners was ''mass UNCONTROLLED immigration, but as the E.U, Mafia have made it abundantly clear, that there will be no negotiating on the ''open border'' policy, the U.K., is going to end up with the worst of all worlds. If the U.K, wish to continue enjoying a tariff free trading arrangement with the E.U,( which they absolutely need) they are going to have to accept the immigration quotas dictated by Brussels along with other, hard to digest conditions, but will have no say in the policies which will affect the U.K. Brexit was a mistake of colossus proportions and will have a dreadful impact on the prosperity of the British people. The referendum should never have been called and as time elapses the true damage will become more apparent. The migration of companies= fewer jobs, less inward investment= fewer jobs, fewer companies and jobs= less tax revenue= fewer public services and social benefits. So, the common people with mad dog's shit for brains have gone and committed financial suicide and condemned future generations to a significantly reduced standard of living. Well done the common people, you've really gone and done it now.
When making such an enormous and far reaching decision there is no room for prejudices or emotions. An objective, debit vs credit assessment must be made of such an issue and, using this format it is difficult, if not impossible to see how any decision other than ''remain'' could have been reached. The E.U, needs urgent reforms and the gangsters in pin stripped suits must be made accountable to the electorate of the member states. This along with the ''open door policy'' of UNCONTROLLED immigration has turned what started out to be a free trade zone into an unmanageable circus and an economic disaster. However, all these frustrations could have been dealt with more effectively from within this corrupt organization of self serving, Chateau Lafite sipping, foie gras guzzling bureaucrats. The negotiating skills of the U.K's politicians and the mental agility of their civil servants will be put to their greatest test since WW2 in the forthcoming negotiations.
Do you think that it is in a country's best interest to have nonelected officials, the EU Commission, writing and proposing laws for their country?
Do think that it is in a counties best interest to have other countries voting on laws created by nonelected officials that will become the law of the land in said country?
Do you think it's a good idea for this organization, the EU, to be pushing for it's own treasury and military? Mind you, that treasury and military could enforce unfavorable laws on the country in question, regardless of said country's opinion on the subject?
Do you believe in the democratic system?
If you answered yes to any of the first three, you had better not have yes on the forth.
Please refer to my points as shown above. Of course the 'money sponge' which is Brussels needs to be expunged of the rogues and scoundrels who go to make up the biggest Mafioso family in the world. Most definitely the much needed reforms should return more sovereignty and national decision making, especially on the main issue of immigration to the member states. The U.K, could easily and legally have blocked any move to form a European military force, which without the inclusion of the United States would nothing more than a very expensive paper tiger. As the E. U, have never closed their books, i.e, permitted an independent company of chartered accountants audit their books there is little chance of this gang of filth ever forming a treasury as any such institution would have to be subject to inspection. But the truth is that these reforms could have been achieved from within, thus avoiding the trauma to the U.K., economy and the inevitable growing poverty of Britain's working class population. A constant expose' of the skulduggery of the unelected gangsters in Brussels along with weekly/daily, peaceful, well organized and orchestrated demonstrations would have seen the whole phony house of cards come tumbling down when it could have been replaced with a modified and democratic administration.
So it sounds as if you are suggesting that the UK should have gone down with the ship, then, one the ship was at rest at the bottom of the sea, winch it back to the surface and make repairs.
I think it is easier and safer to just jump ship and build a new boat.
Despite the yearning from the ''leave'' camp, S.S, European Union hasn't sank and with the might of the German economy and it's industrial power along with their total commitment to it's continuance there is little likelihood of that happening. On the other hand H.M.S. United Kingdom has been holed by the Euro referendum Iceberg and is taking in water. Easy-jet have made a statement that they are definitely moving their H.Q, to mainland Europe with the loss of 1000 U,.K., jobs at Luton. Richard Branson's latest enterprise which was programmed to be established in the U.K, will now go to Europe and employ over 3000. The banking giant Morgan Stanley are moving out of the City of London and transferring their operations to Dublin where they'll employ 2000 members of staff and a further branch in mainland Europe. Standard Life have suspended trading in U.K, property funds blaming ''exceptional market circumstances following the E.U. referendum result''. These facts are only statistics providing you're not the one of those who will lose their job. As the days and weeks unfold there will be more horror stories to report as the U.K, economy ''sinks'' into recession with massive job losses. Boris the Buffoon jumped the sinking ship from which he pulled the plug and then stated today that the government should list out ''how Brexit could help the British economy''. He was one of the senior shitheads who supported Brexit so why doesn't he tell us what the economic advantages are? He makes the mess than shouts for others to provide evidence of how to get out of the quagmire which he and others created. Do you know any? Having helped to torpedo H.M.S. United Kingdom Nigel Farage like the proverbial rats has also jumped ship. Where is the great Brexit plan for the U.K, economy? On what economic, commercial and industrial strategy did the Brexit morons base their brilliant plan? The dummies, such as you who listened to the emotional subjective gobbledygook from the egotistical neanderthals like Farage and Boris the Buffoon have left you lot , and us with their mess. In true professional and positive style George Osborne stated today that we must go forward and shouldn't look back in anger. By Christ almighty it is a very tall order not to view the Brexit filth with anything other than utter contempt.
Their economy will be fine. The most important thing is that they were able to get their democratic process back from the authoritarians on the continent.
An over simplistic statement and glib dismissal of what the British nation will have to suffer as a consequence of Brexit. The fools who headed the Brexit campaign didn't really expect to win and have now jumped ship to avoid the inevitable fallout from their surprise success. Every financial institution, from the Bank of England to the head of the I.M.F, have all expressed their deep concern for the economy of the U.K. But, it's good to note that you know better. Maybe you would provide the us all with your post Brexit economic plan upon which you arrived at your conclusion that, ''their economy will fine''.
