Wtf. I did not see that coming.
I can see the pound is already in free fall, The London Stock exhange website have crashed, and the FTSE 100 have dropped by 8 pct.. This is very good for danish state obligations though, as investors are jumping ship in the U.K, and looking for stable countries to invest in. Will be very interesting to see what the long term aftermath of this will be, after the panic has settled.
But this actually step 1 towards right wing dystopia, as some political scientists have been predicting. (1) The U.K leaves the EU. (2) Trumps becomes president. (3) Front National wins the election in France.
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@IDL, how the hell did the all-powerful lizard people/NWO elite/Globalists/Illuminati fucking allow this to happen?! I want answers!
Are you even capable of making a thoughtful post anymore?
I guess that memes, and posting about "cucks" and testosterone is about the bar now...
Has he ever made a thoughtful post? Perhaps it was before my time here.
How likely do the Europeans think it is that The Netherlands will follow suit?
Not very likely. But then again, a week ago I would have also said that Brexit was very unlikely. So who the fuck knows at this point.
The Netherlands is a lot smaller, and they are a very business minded people. Also, small countries like The Netherlands (or my own) simply can't afford it in the age of globalization.
The U.K now has to make trade agreements on their own, which is not a very attractive prospect to nations like the U.S or China, who simply wants effective deals that covers the entire EU. But it's probably feasible for the U.K, because of the size of their economy, and their global influence. Although their negotiation power is obviously only a fraction of what the E.U brings to the table. Unless they somehow honey-dick the EU into letting them be a part of the new trade agreements that the EU are getting atm.
Very hard to say but my guess is that Sweden, Denmark and maybe Greece would be top of the list.
I'd be happy to go into a pact with our Scandinavian cousins. I think we've a lot in common.
Greece yes, Sweden and Denmark no. We are EU sceptics, but there's actually only one party in parliament that wants to exit the EU in Denmark (a very left wing, former communist, party). I think the climate is pretty much the same in Sweden.
We already have the Nordic Council. Or should we bring back The Kalmar Union?