Holy shit, I just woke up.
I literally never thought I'd see this headline. I don't know what to think. I even voted Leave and I didn't expect it to happen.
It's a 4% lead as well, the polls were wrong. What the fuck.
>>78465088
be careful what you kek for
hehehehe
t. kek
>>78465088
Its meme magic
meme magic
It's time for Trump, Farage, and Putin to lead us into a glorious new era of mankind.
>>78465088
WHAT THE FUCK
I didn't bother staying up. I didn't have faith.
Holy shit. We did it. We actually did it.
Next up, President Trump.
>>78465088
It is meme magic
>>78465088
Polls are targeted to get desired results to push the agenda.
>>78465088
Our memes are no longer dreams, anon. Through Kek, we have made them real.
>>78465088
Best woking up i have had in a long time. Thanks britbros.
>>78466580
Nah, I think they're just innacurate, polling companies don't want to look like idiots at the end of the day.
>>78467243
The British voters made it real mate. For better or worse.
>>78467807
I imagine there's a lot of remain voters (my cousin included) who just assumed remain would win, so didn't bother voting. Well, this is what happens when voter dissatisfaction and apathy is at an all time high.
>>78465088
We might not be doomed after all.
Thanks based Britain for being the first to wake up.
Let's hope more countries follow your example.
>>78465605
I couldn;'t believe it famalam, spent the whole night watching it.
Gibraltar gave remain false hope straight away (Twitter was filled with vindictive bastards kek)
Leave took the lead briefly.
Then the big remain areas didn't pack as much punch as they should have.
Then about half way through iirc Leave took the lead and just built up on it.
BBC called it around the 13 million mark since all the main remain places had been exhausted.
Honestly, watching numbers go up slowly has never been so thrilling.
>>78468080
72% turnout. It's high but I expected around 85% like the Scottish referendum.
My guess is that older voters were underrepresented in polls, they're not going to show up in online polling, they have very high turnout, and were about 75% for Remain.
>>78465088
>It's a 4% lead as well, the polls were wrong. What the fuck.
the liars lie
WE DID IT LADS, FUCK YES
>>78468393
I know the EU is probably more divisive in Greece than even the UK, but it must be a good thing for you that there are a lot more options on the table for you now. A precedent's been set.
>>78468560
>they're not going to show up in online polling
aye, that's a good point. There was also the weather, but I doubt that had too much of an effect. I just hope Cameron doesn't go and veto this or some bullshit. It's supposedly just an advisory/test referendum, not an actual vote.
>>78465088
What does this mean?
>>78468588
Proof hillshill polls are fake and trump will win
Fucking Poms
>>78465234
hi frogman you are cool but gay sometimes
>>78468916
>I just hope Cameron doesn't go and veto this or some bullshit. It's supposedly just an advisory/test referendum, not an actual vote.
Legally he can, but that would probably be even worse financially. At least with brexit, markets know we will leave within a few years. But creating a constitutional crisis? That's real uncertainty.
>>78469733
lol, since when are the kiwis in the EU?
