A. Scotland
B. England & Wales
C. The Country of London
??
United Ireland is already a certainty, right?
Yes, I have been a moderate unionist all my life and hate strong Irish nationalisim but fuck England now for dragging us out of the EU against our will, if there is a refurendum to join the republic I will be voting YES.
Good job leave voters, you just began the dissolution of the union. Go fuck yourselves England, you will be dealing with the consequences alone.
As an Indian meteorologist I can tell you with certainty a great shitstorm heads their way.
The greatest they will ever see.
>>78457795
kek
>>78457426
Neither scotland nor the NI can afford to be independent. Good luck.
>>78457795
So they should stay off the roads?
>>78456721
how does it work for Scotland now? Wouldn't it take them years to rejoin the EU if they voted to separate?
>>78456721
>Breaking up the union
Not gonna happen.
I'm telling you this as a scotkek my country is more lazy than cucked.
We don't like change and no one is going to vote to separate from England just to rejoin the...euro
>>78457426
As the referendum has showed England and Wales are the only countries worth a damn within the union. Ireland is irrelevant and Scotland is even worse off than that.
>>78457426
We voted as a United Kingdom you cuck.
>>78458477
And what, you're going to let Ireland be the only English country in the EU?
>>78458441
Exactly lad
And it's quite likely the European union won't exist by then
>>78458477
>We don't like change and no one is going to vote to separate from England just to rejoin the...euro
Yeah nobody likes Europe in Scotland, that's why 62% of Scots who went to vote expressed their will to remain in the EU
>>78458671
The European Union will exist forever.
>>78458441
Not necessarily. If they demanded and were awarded another referendum and they voted for independence, they could, from day one, begin negotiating with the EU for admission so that on day 1 of independence they can join.
>>78458663
I honestly couldn't tell you what's going to happen with Northern Ireland. Those laddies and the Republic have a very complicated relationship
>>78458835
I never said no one likes the e.u I said no one here likes change
Could we see Parliament refuse to leave the EU?
Could we then see the pro-Exit Queen dissolve parliament?
What happens if England returns to monarchy?
>>78459166
I thought it took years, if not a decade. Though their laws and such are already in line so that should smooth things over. I heard that for some reason Spain would absolutely not want to allow Scotland in for some reason though - anyone know why?
>>78459362
>Could we see Parliament refuse to leave the EU?
I think this is a real possibility. The fairly close vote gives the remainers cover (if flimsy as hell), It would require the economic shitstorm to continue for a while though
>>78457795
good one. brewed a cup of tea to celebrate.
>>78459790
Catalonia. If Spain left and joined the EU, Spain would veto it to show to the Catalonians they would not allow them a similar route out.
>>78459790
>I heard that for some reason Spain would absolutely not want to allow Scotland in for some reason though - anyone know why?
Catalonia, a region of Spain that wants to become an independent nation. The Spaniards wouldn't allow the Scots in for fear of giving the Catalonians a precedent to follow
Guys! The Pound is collapsing right now! This is gonna be hilarious to see what all the Leavers say when suddenly their economy is tanking.
>>78460371
That's only if Scotland declared independence unilaterally
It's no problem if Scotland becomes independent with the approval of the UK
>>78460970
>spread lies for months that Brexit will tank the economy
>surprised when the global market, ran by impressionable and emotional human beings, decides the pound is worth less
It's panic and fear and nothing more.
>>78456721
This is all a very stark contrast from last year where everybody wanted Scotland to become independent.
Honestly this all just seems to stem from hatred for the English
>>78460970
Since it's a non-binding referendum, doesn't the collapse give people time to change their minds if the politicians hold out?
Though I'd be really surprised if they did that
>>78458160
Neither can England at this point
>>78461316
>>78456721
>United Ireland
>>78461437
yes although I think it would require this (or general economic/political chaos) to continue for at least several months in order to be even remotely legitimate
>>78461316
>economists around the world predict a recession if Britain leaves
>beginnings of a recession happen
B-b-but it's only happening because you threatened it!!
>>78458477
>Scottish independence fails because they want to stay in the EU
>UK leaves the EU anyway
>>78456721
Hopefully. Independence would be a rude awakening for Scotland. Northern Ireland is fucked - not a nation, never has been, best case scenario is it tags along as extension of Scotland. Christ knows the English wouldn't want anything to do with it. Nor would the Southern Irish (despite all their rhetoric) because they know the Huns would create a civil war.
Scotland for the Cucks,
England for the English.
Seems fair.
>>78461558
>>78462676
go away tyler
>>78462226
Sky News is reporting the UK is going to lose its AAA credit rating
The UK just dowsed itself in petrol and lit a match
>>78460970
Better live one day free that a life oppresed
Memes aside could Brexit really lead to independent Scotland and united Ireland?
>>78464160
Yes
>>78456721
We really should bring back city states
>>78464160
Let them leave, dragging the country down
>>78456721
> London
The Battle to secure London starts now.
>>78458282
Only the designated ones
>>78456721
>County of London
Emirate of Londonistan.
>>78462676
>panic
You know that even if Cameron accepts Brexit, Article 50 comes into full effect gradually over 2 years?
It will be a gentle step down.
>>78458160
>Implying they wont leave Britcucks and rejoin the EU.
>>78465082
Just wait until the English markets open and there is a massive sell-off. England has fucked itself and will lose Scotland and North Ireland over it. Hell, they may even lose the Commonwealth.
FPTP makes it look worse than it is. 1 million scots voted to leave the EU and only 1.6 million votes to remain. There won't be another referendum considering the SNP forms a minority government in Scotland now and the main opposition party is the Tories.
The U.K. is independent and united. Let's enjoy it (:
>>78464713
>This is what inbreds actually believe.
>>78456721
>>78464406
too much CIV for you leaf
>>78465581
The Commonwealth is mostly symbolic now; nothing economic and only slightly political.
Even if the panic is YUUGE, no selloff can suddenly drain British economy, and panic will settle down once they realize how Article 50 works and transition can be a gradual 2-year process with negotiation with European states.
>>78465747
Neat
>>78458995
The EU will dissolve by 2019
>>78465581
I dont think you have a clue what the commonwealth is.
>>78465747
Sucks. Also, it seems to me that you can't have iconography of both St George and a dragon at the same time.
>>78456721
>The kingdom of The Greater London metro area, Scotland, and nothern Ireland.
>>78458160
With the EUs help we will
Meanwhile England will suffer greatly and suffer a massive class divide in the Tory dictatorship
>>78456721
https://www.reddit.com/r/Scotland/comments/4pkt0n/its_over_its_time_to_leave_the_uk/
>>78463653
>globalist "chosen ones" decide to make UK suffer for displeasing them
Fuck em
Corbachev on
>>78466846
>With Germany and France's money we will
You're fucking parasites, I hope you leave so then England and Wales will be free.
>the union jack becomes thoroughly Australian
wew lads
You brits didn't think this one through
>>78461634
What do you think will happen? Do you even want NI at this point
Ireland is about to be united again... Our day has come!
>>78468733
>all the Protestant Remain cucks will be exterminated by the true Irish as a result of their treason
Desu Vult.
>>78465747
ERGH
>>78456721
I fucking hope not. I don't want to go back to the cucked south. If NI leaves I'm moving to England.
>>78469267
And nothing of value will be lost, you Hun Traitor.
>>78469452
I'm not a Protestant
>>78456721
Scotland's the biggest nanny state in Europe.
Losing London would only be a plus.
And fuck Northern Ireland. England holding on to that shithole for so long only to have them betray sovereignty? Let Germany work out the Protestant/Catholic shit then.
Its time for England m8s.
>>78469652
>Scotland's the biggest nanny state in Europe.
No, that's Greece.
>>78468733
t. 1-64th Irish
>>78470665
Not my fault you tossers drove my ancestors out.
>>78456721
Not going to happen, leaving the EU is shock enough as it is, nobody is going to throw more fuel into the fire.
>>78471122
Nicola Sturgeon already said this morning, the SNP will debate today whether and when to stage the independence referendum.
there is no chance whatsoever that Scotland will NOT have a second referendum.
Same for Northern Ireland.
Whether the people there vote to remain in the UK, is another matter.
>Ireland.
Potentially, though I'm not entirely convinced.
>Wales.
Lol. Fuck no, they voted leave.
>Scotland
Most likely of the three, but then, they've already had one chance and the govenrment could easily just tell them to fuck off.
>>78471466
A majority wanting to remain in the EU as part of Britain doesn't = a majority wanting to leave great Britain in favour of a United Ireland as part of the EU.
Scotland is likely though.
>>78471122
>stay in now uncertain british economy
>go back home and rejoin EU
It's basically the unknown vs the life we've always known inside EU. NI could well leave
>>78471995
Northern Ireland and Scotland will both have debates in the next day whether to hold a referendum. This is a certainty, it has already begun. Scotland is certain to hold a referendum, there is a good chance for NI.
Why is this even controversial? What is uncertainty whether the people then vote to break free from England.
>>78471995
Actually polls before Brexit suggested that even if we left the EU, Scotland would (by a tiny margin) reject independence once again.
>>78472475
>Actually polls before Brexit suggested that even if we left the EU, Scotland would (by a tiny margin) reject independence once again.
So?
There were polls that showed Bremain 20%+ ahead of Brexit just a few days ago.
>>78456721
Kristallnacht in London soon
