Who leaves next?
>>78410542
Netherlands.
France, after FN wins the presidential election.
>>78410715
/thread
We leaves after Nexit?
Denmark
>>78410542
It's all gonna come crashing down within the next year or so
>>78410542
Spain
Poland
>>78410542
sweden the EU is too eurocentric for their taste
Greece,then Portugal, then Hungary.
>>78410715
This.
Hungary and Poland comes to mind, because the EU is bullying them about their internal politics.
Norway, duh.
>>78410542
nobody, you dumbass
uk.guv isn't going to invoke lisbon article 50
http://www.businessinsider.com/green-eu-referendum-not-legally-binding-brexit-2016-6
and neither will anyone else
>>78410542
La France
france and/or netherlands most likely.
It's a chain reaction. Once one major country decides to leave, it gets much easier and people become much more confident to leave as well. Just need those initial cracks to happen. It's just that it's really hard to get that first country to choose to leave because they'll be on their own. But it's happening!
>>78412183
Norway isn't in the EU
>>78412183
This comes to mind
>>78412400
>CURRENCY PLUMMETING
>YEAH, I WANT THAT TOO!
>>78412504
shhh
>>78412504
That's the joke.png
It's on his map, and it should not be. Fuck, I wish the Finns would invade and murder you humorless fucks.
>>78410542
Denmark, Hungary, Poland.
>>78410715
Doesn't Merkel have control over the Dutch army?
>>78412605
norway isn't in the EU, but they might break the land connecting them to sweden to not be Europe anymore, also more fish.
>>78412204
While this is technically true, it's be political suicide for all of parliament to disobey the unwritten rule of listening to what the people choose.
It would completely shatter the illusion of democracy. The illusion of choice. And once that happens, all bets are off. Anything ranging from riots to civil war to attempted coups. Once the masses realize their voice doesn't count, things get heated.
So if Brexit wins, MP will be between a rock and a hard place. Either disobey their jewish overlords and follow the will of the people, or ignore the people's wishes and cause mass turmoil
>>78412822
If you let short term pain stand in the way of long term gain you will never get anywhere
>>78410542
Frexit, then GRexit, then Spexit, Nexit, Poexit, Portugexit, Italexit, Swexit, and Finally the Germexit
>>78410542
Scotland leaves the UK
>>78412949
Switzerland is also on the map, and so is Russia. The joke simply wasn't funny.
>>78412122
Sadly, they don't make a lot of money.
Here's to hoping the Visegrad Group leaves all at once and forms the Visegrad Confederation or something.
>>78410542
Netherlands, then Denmark, then Finland
Padania
>>78413242
better would be every single region with 100 people being politically independent.
>>78413381
Go get raped, faggit.
>>78413670
This is why nobody likes Mexicans.
>>78413505
True, it will probably take more of the net provider countries to leave for them to also bail. I do think they would leave instantly if there was no money to gain.
>>78410542
Denmark and Netherlands. Hopefully Finland and Sweden as well.
>>78410715
this. we have always been anti-EU. not just our right-wing either, our socialist party (which is quite big and popular with young people) is also anti-EU
it will take a year at least though, because first we need to elect wilders.
>>78413994
Hopefully yeah, but honestly I think Sweden and Germany will be in the EU until it completely crumbles.
>>78413959
I am a Chaldean from Dearborn, MI.
the netherlands or sweden
>>78414338
whatever, it wasn't funny.
>>78414315
If Denmark, Britain an Finland leaves, no way sweden will stay. Are Sweden Democrats anti EU?
>>78410850
And then all of the EU will consume what's left of Germany
>>78413177
no, they're used to it
>>78414084
During that time there will most likely be another muslim attack that will make the support for Wilders grow.
>>78414977
denmark might be leaving but i don't see the reason why finland wants to follow
>>78415494
who will pay for the PIIGGSS ?
Netherlands, Denmark, France, Poland, Hungary, Greece are all possibilities.
First will probably be Hungary or Netherlands.
>>78414977
Yeah, but it's only them and our resident communist party that are even remotely EU-sceptical. The rest of the parties, including the two big ones, are thoroughly convinced about Sweden's position in the EU.
We even have it in our constitution, so formally it would take us two repeated votings with two subsequent governments to leave.
>>78410715
I believe in our Dutchfriends. The European Union WILL be destroyed in our lifetimes.
>>78412822
I give it two weeks and it will be right back at it's pre-vote price.
>>78410542
Austrexit
Bexit
Bulexit
Crexit
Cyprexit
Czexit
Dexit
Estexit
Fexit
Frexit
Gexit
Denbexit
Hexit
Irexit
Itexit
Lexit
Lithexit
Luexit
Mexit
Nexit
Pexit
Porexit
Rexit
Slovexit
Spexit
Swexit
>>78412122
This. Or Netherlands.
>>78412122
We can't leave. Our economy depends almost entirely on Germany. Their companies leaving would a blow we can't recover from. Not at the moment, at least.
>>78416251
>Constitutionally cucked
Odin save us.
>>78412822
You're already in shit Hue.
>>78410542
F.Y.R.O.M.
>>78415389
Sweden doesn't use Euro. Given that I'm suspicious as to how many of the other ones are wrong.
We will
GULDEN BACK WHEN?
>>78410542
scotland
>>78419510
You're reading the chart wrong. "Accepted" means that the vote outcome was accepted, i.e. that the vote for NO was heeded.
>>78413616
>Based Argentina
One day my friend, one day.
>>78412822
t. oil jew
>>78413242
Then Turkey is allowed in.
>>78410542
Italy
>>78417062
>implying eastern europoors arent gonna stay and leech of eachother
Denmark please
Oh dear Kek, let it be Denmark
Netherlands or Greece
>>78411061
this.
I would imagine Poland would love to exit because they're tired of the bullshit coming out of Brussels.
