Re: UK referendum: Out and Lied to
There aren't going to be consequences, financially at least. After a sudden nosedive of the pound (yay For me thanks) everything is pretty stable again. The trust in the UK's economy is as good as it has always been, weary, but not bad. I wish I had a way of looking how this actually develops, only doomists predicted hell, some said everything would stay the same, some say the burden cast off would be the best thing ever. Economists are always wrong they are only usefull for explaining why they were. From what I can look at things look moderatily good for the UK, and pretty damn bad for others *cough* Italy. Everything is unholdable it's a total faillure. Even a nation-state like Italy is unholdable, the very developed north doesn't want the south to suck on it's tit, if you ask them they will reply. Such is the same for the whole faillure on a greater scale, being the EU. It isn't even in the interest of countries poorer to be part of it, all the 'free' money they get flows back to northern banks who made silly investments. The Greek bailout isn't a bailout, it's a bailout of banks who made stupid desicions, Greece must pay it back with interest. Why are they corrupt there I would be. The UK is totally right in short, out of this, go away, get something that hurts long and a lot and die.
I hope but don't expect that the Netherlands will follow, we don't need Brussels. What the UK basicly aims for is a return to the EEG, tradedeals fuck straight cuccumbers and fixing Merkel's messias-complex and Swedish stephard wives who mistake equal rights with being a flaggalant Yes please, enough idiocy
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