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Nope, don't think so Kilgore Jun 2016 #1
you are correct swhisper1 Jun 2016 #6
Give this poster a medal Corporate666 Jun 2016 #19
Pretty much. romanic Jun 2016 #54
Pour encouragez les autres, the EU MUST give harsh terms to the UK, otherwise OnDoutside Jun 2016 #82
So, you are saying that the UK needs those imports from the EU. DetlefK Jun 2016 #94
Yeah, let's start a cold war with one of our oldest and closest allies. brentspeak Jun 2016 #2
They aren't our allies any more treestar Jun 2016 #102
O.o Hydra Jun 2016 #108
I'm just pissed treestar Jun 2016 #113
EU does need to be reformed swhisper1 Jun 2016 #3
All of Europe will be hurt because of this, but especially the UK still_one Jun 2016 #4
The Germans aren't stupid. roamer65 Jun 2016 #5
probably swhisper1 Jun 2016 #7
The politics of this trumps the economics. Meldread Jun 2016 #9
"the people in the EU countries are more likely to blame the UK for leaving than those in Brussels." sibelian Jun 2016 #42
Yeah, I just got off the phone with her. We had a pleasant conversation. Meldread Jun 2016 #48
Unfortunately what you propose would just strengthen that nationalism Scootaloo Jun 2016 #93
I think this is the best argument against what I have written. Meldread Jun 2016 #110
Well, Britain leaving the EU removes it from the benefits of EU membership Scootaloo Jun 2016 #114
Huge opportunity for UK banking industry Kilgore Jun 2016 #8
LOL. The City will lose its #2 to #5 position in just 10 years Albertoo Jun 2016 #10
Correct. Already... Meldread Jun 2016 #12
France has zero chance in hell Albertoo Jun 2016 #28
Bravo! Kilgore Jun 2016 #41
It will be Frankfurt - bet the farm on it. nt pkdu Jun 2016 #52
I doubt it, Frankfurt is not anglophone friendly. Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2016 #89
Sounds like socialism treestar Jun 2016 #104
Paris will be the Martin O'Malley of the fight between Frankfurt and Amsterdam (nt) Recursion Jun 2016 #76
Brilliant! JustAnotherGen Jun 2016 #105
See you in ten Kilgore Jun 2016 #14
If it doesn't, brace for the worst in Europe Albertoo Jun 2016 #30
I completely agree Kilgore Jun 2016 #32
Agree. 840high Jun 2016 #63
Look up what "passporting" is and then reconsider your position Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2016 #15
Think about the tendency of bankers Kilgore Jun 2016 #23
You might have noticed the bankers were the most strident opponets of Brexit Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2016 #36
just like the USA mega banksters were the amongst most AntiBank Jun 2016 #60
The United Kingdom becoming the Hermit Kingdom is of no benefit to the "banksters" Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2016 #73
you really need to ask the Swiss and my Norse neighbours AntiBank Jun 2016 #74
Switzerland and Norway are both part of the Single Market Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2016 #84
The irony of people who support Brexit here is that... Meldread Jun 2016 #86
It's why I reject the "trendy left" Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2016 #88
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What about the savings from not giving their money to the EU yeoman6987 Jun 2016 #87
Netherlands leaving? Mandos the Judge Jun 2016 #100
Nope. Are_grits_groceries Jun 2016 #106
^^^ Hear, hear: London's status as the economic capital of Europe ended today ^^^ Albertoo Jun 2016 #33
I'm going to miss Canary Wharf and LCY Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2016 #40
France is regretfully dead Albertoo Jun 2016 #43
Why in the hell would that happen? Without the same access to mainland Europe, where will they grow? Zynx Jun 2016 #35
Exactly. sibelian Jun 2016 #37
Deregulating banks was such a good idea Agnosticsherbet Jun 2016 #57
London actually voted BlueMTexpat Jun 2016 #90
UK banking shares are down about 20% muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #97
Europe and the EU will go on their merry way without the UK Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2016 #11
I agree, but... Meldread Jun 2016 #18
The problems faced by the EU are little differant than our's Sen. Walter Sobchak Jun 2016 #26
You nailed it with this post! Native Jun 2016 #98
Fuck Europe Boudica the Lyoness Jun 2016 #13
Wheeee!!! sibelian Jun 2016 #38
Get in line behind Zeus. DetlefK Jun 2016 #95
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I would argue the EU has NOT been keeping the stability...at least not as of late davidn3600 Jun 2016 #17
WTF? They have a right to choose their own path just like everybody else. Quackers Jun 2016 #20
They do have the right to choose their own path. However, that does not mean... Meldread Jun 2016 #31
Well said Meldread. The question is whether those running the EU have the cojones to do so. OnDoutside Jun 2016 #83
Flat out SICK, if you ask me. sibelian Jun 2016 #39
The Swiss have done just fine outside of the EU. roamer65 Jun 2016 #21
The Swiss never joined. BlueMTexpat Jun 2016 #91
You are proposing a trade war that would likely trigger a global recession. tritsofme Jun 2016 #22
ease into the TPP?????? AntiBank Jun 2016 #75
Of course they are, that's why a lot of the outrage here over this Hydra Jun 2016 #109
Close your eyes. Now open them again. cherokeeprogressive Jun 2016 #24
More likely other EU countries will have to learn from the UK Democat Jun 2016 #25
+1 840high Jun 2016 #65
The EU has destroyed Greece TexasMommaWithAHat Jun 2016 #27
don't forget Goldman Sachs foundational role in crushing Greece. AntiBank Jun 2016 #77
Exactly. TexasMommaWithAHat Jun 2016 #96
Have you re-read your post in retrospect? Corporate666 Jun 2016 #29
Where did I say that the UK shouldn't exercise their freedom to leave? Meldread Jun 2016 #44
Well, that was an.... interesting? post Corporate666 Jun 2016 #50
By that line of reasoning, any state could leave the United States. Meldread Jun 2016 #53
The EU is nothing like the USA Corporate666 Jun 2016 #56
But here's the rub.... Mandos the Judge Jun 2016 #111
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Exactly Corporate666 Jun 2016 #62
It's a divorce The2ndWheel Jun 2016 #58
Some seem to think that Corporate666 Jun 2016 #71
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If it has a bad effect on us (which could be exaggerated) treestar Jun 2016 #107
Oh, don't worry, we will. auntpurl Jun 2016 #34
This is EXACTLY what I am afraid of--this is why I feel so strongly. Meldread Jun 2016 #46
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ridiculous over the top hyperbole AntiBank Jun 2016 #79
You want German justice for England Renew Deal Jun 2016 #45
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You get it. 840high Jun 2016 #66
Yes, The EU must crush the UK for daring to dissent. "Join or die," it what you are saying! Binkie The Clown Jun 2016 #55
Um, no. Meldread Jun 2016 #64
that's a main point. Many of us want the EU to collapse. AntiBank Jun 2016 #80
No one "stole" their sovereignty. Every single nation joined the EU willingly. Meldread Jun 2016 #85
Brussels was never going to reform, that's pie in the sky wishful thinking AntiBank Jun 2016 #92
It's not that the EU should do this. joshcryer Jun 2016 #59
England is its own country - if they want to leave they should be allowed to. Silver_Witch Jun 2016 #61
Britain will be fine. 840high Jun 2016 #67
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Over time, best solution I believe. Sovereignty crucial. May prevent future global elite. George Eliot Jun 2016 #69
No, don't do anything. We made our own bed as a nation and now we'll lie in it. Dalziel3979 Jun 2016 #72
Bless you, Meldread, for this cogent and well-informed OP. Surya Gayatri Jun 2016 #81
Punish punish punish n2doc Jun 2016 #99
The Democratic Party establishment could learn a thing or two from this Seeking Serenity Jun 2016 #112
EU is going to fall apart. deaniac21 Jun 2016 #101
The new Germany treestar Jun 2016 #103
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