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Brexit - Should I stay or should I go??

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England v. Iceland is on Monday. They're a small country with **** weather & a self-inflicted financial crisis, but they should beat Iceland
 
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This really isn't a big deal. When has rampant nationalism and economic depression ever led to problems in Europe?
 
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ticapnews said:
This really isn't a big deal. When has rampant nationalism and economic depression ever led to problems in Europe?
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Let's not forget about the hyperbole surrounding how enslaved people were with the status quo. That kind of rhetoric ALWAYS brings out the best in people.
 
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European stock markets were all down today except for the Swedes and Finns. The Brits did okay, down only 2.4%. The DOW is down around 500 points now. Buying opportunity, folks.
 
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This is going to be more dire for England than the EU. EU is a Germany-French axis. If that holds, then the rest should hold together for the most part although the Greeks could be getting the boot in a few years if Britain can disentangle itself without too may problems.

Britain is in trouble. How do you tell the Scots to stay part of a larger union (the UK) when you ditched a larger union for the same reasons the SNP keeps bringing up? Most likely they ditch the UK especially if Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister, and then they turn around and join the EU.
 
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Wimbledon winner receives £2,000,000 which was $3,003,200 at 5pm ET yesterday. That is now $2,727,609.
 
Rover said:
This is going to be more dire for England than the EU. EU is a Germany-French axis. If that holds, then the rest should hold together for the most part although the Greeks could be getting the boot in a few years if Britain can disentangle itself without too may problems.

Britain is in trouble. How do you tell the Scots to stay part of a larger union (the UK) when you ditched a larger union for the same reasons the SNP keeps bringing up? Most likely they ditch the UK especially if Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister, and then they turn around and join the EU.
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It was hilarious to listen to one of the Leave leaders asked about Scotland ditching the UK and actually respond, "They shouldn't leave because we are much better off facing this together." They said this with absolutely no sense of irony.
 
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St. Clown said:
European stock markets were all down today except for the Swedes and Finns. The Brits did okay, down only 2.4%. The DOW is down around 500 points now. Buying opportunity, folks.
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Is this the bottom or wait until Monday's close? I suspect some calming over the weekend, some folks buying a Monday's open, and then another slide down to a total of about 3.2% down.

(Dang I wish I'd shorted the FTSE 100 yesterday. Seems someone did ... )
 
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Brits were googling "What is the EU? after voting to leave it
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Never underestimate ignorance.

Several years ago a complete nut job defeated the endorsed Republican candidate for MN Attorney General in the primary election. How? Her name is Sharon Anderson. Not only is her name Scandinavian sounding (which can be a big plus here) but a woman who hosted a then popular local television talk show had the same name. In other words, a large chunk of the population actually thought they were voting for another completely unqualified candidate named Sharon Anderson. :eek:
 
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Greyeagle said:
Never underestimate ignorance.

Several years ago a complete nut job defeated the endorsed Republican candidate for MN Attorney General in the primary election. How? Her name is Sharon Anderson. Not only is her name Scandinavian sounding (which can be a big plus here) but a woman who hosted a then popular local television talk show had the same name. In other words, a large chunk of the population actually thought they were voting for another completely unqualified candidate named Sharon Anderson. :eek:
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Michigan had a Libertarian candidate named Scott Boman for several years who made sure that his name was spelled "Scotty" on the ballot. :rolleyes:
 
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Brits were googling "What is the EU? after voting to leave it
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Were those "Leave" voters looking at what they just did, or, were those "Stay" voters who never fathomed they could lose and were looking for possible ramifications? There is no way to know. The Post assumes it's the former.

Cynical on my part, but that story is curiously predictable. The Post was "Stay". When their desired outcome doesn't manifest the voters are obviously low-information rubes. :rolleyes:
 
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The Sicatoka said:
Were those "Leave" voters looking at what they just did, or, were those "Stay" voters who never fathomed they could lose and were looking for possible ramifications? There is no way to know. The Post assumes it's the former.

Cynical on my part, but that story is curiously predictable. The Post was "Stay". When their desired outcome doesn't manifest the voters are obviously low-information rubes. :rolleyes:
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All mainstream media was "Stay". That's what Bilderberg wanted.
 
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