BRITAIN IS OUT
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-36622120
Britain has ruled out a Border poll for Northern Ireland.
https://twitter.com/JamesCrisp6/status/746313932659265536
Rumors of a new General Election in November
BBC news back to usual schedule, Sky News still has a referendum special on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y60wDzZt8yg
Nigels speech:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma3SAUqnUMA
Morality man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnCvl2T_o5o
Davey's resignation speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMXWNtXfCoc
By popular demand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XYBIUGJvzs&app=desktop
Follow the Pound live: : https://www.dailyfx.com/gbp-usd
Breakdown of voting results: http://lordashcroftpolls.com/2016/06/how-the-united-kingdom-voted-and-why/#more-14746
Feels: http://youtubedoubler.com/?video1=85tiHNpywY0&start1=0&video2=87Xkr8z3lEo&start2=0&authorName=Nigel+Farage+the+Brave
Thread themes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKRHWT6xdEU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bs07OvqXp4
We did it for him, lads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqW-pWzLFfs
Memes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aZi1RXe9kY
IN OTHER NEWS:
>David Cameron has resigned
>Corbyn facing a coup
>Irish PM calls for calm in N.I., torpedoes Sinn Fein hopes
>Spain hopes for 'co-sovereignty' over Gibraltar
>the EU is pressing for quick and immediate negotiations
>rumors that Germany is offering the UK an 'associated partner' status
>Nicolas Sturgeon has called for a second Independence referendum
>Trump has hailed the UK for leaving the EU
>Hillary has accepted it without criticizing the UK
>Obama made a vanilla statement about respecting the decision
>The pound is rallying, so is the FTSE (for context, we never dipped below last monday)
>Social Media and the guardian literally on suicide watch
>Malaysia of all places has proposed a free trade agreement already
>scotlands need EU monies to survive
>we should be worried about them fucking off
Can't understand this one lads
Is anyone able to edit this onto the EU wikipedia page?
>Then I told them I wanted Britain to remain in the EU
>talk to qt in the local shop I've fancied for years and always have good chats with
>she starts dropping redpills out of nowhere
>just agree with her and shuffle off
>I'll never ask her out
the autism hurts lads
>>78713780
We're still members until we actually leave m8
>>78713662
>fragile
How fitting.
>>78713780
We haven't fucking left the EU yet. People who are already acting like the Queen has waved a magic wand and removed us is in for a fucking huge shock when Parliament try their best to stop us leaving
>>78713662
>>78713781
>>78713662
>FRAGILE
Oh the ironing
If you don't ask her out, I'll go over there and do it.
WE NEED TO ENACT ARTICLE 50 BY TUESDAY
REE
>>78713615
This feels true. Like it was almost a miracle
>>78713691
Sturgeon is attempting to maximise the GiesItMin, just ignore him.
Everytime our "illustrious" first minister speaks, assume the no true scotsman fallacy is being used, as there's plenty of Scottish people who want to keep the UK together.
>>78713974
ye or what?
>>78713781
Tony Benn is laughing in heaven.
>>78713874
We are going to leave, there's no doubt about that. What we need to be worrying about is the fact that we might not leave the economic area and we might retain free movement of people
>>78714047
Or we stay or we have freedom of movement
>>78713974
Cameron has said he's not going to do it and he'll be here until October.
Boris will replace him and he has said that there's "no rush" to enact Article 50.
>tfw the only people who want us to leave ASAP are UKIP (minus Carswell) and the EU itself
>>78713974
Yee
m o s l e y w a v e
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFCyvrj32Mk
>>78713691
it's mostly faggots and people that don't understand UK politics.
scotland isn't going anywhere.
the SNP might be getting their shit wrecked though.
>SNP splintering and infighting
>Scottish Tories don't want another referendum
it's not happening just faggots screaming at other faggots about faggot shit they don't understand.
it's mostly American's who seem the most interested in a independent scotland
http://www.youtubemultiplier.com/576ee7424946b-ohboyobamaboyyogotfukedlikeabich1313.php
>>78713860
>>78713874
>being this autistic
It's for bantz, I know we are still members for the 2 years it takes to GTFO.
>Stand Still Laddy!
What I have found interesting over the last few hours is watching my own political views shifting massively in response to the result. I suppose a sudden shift in your personal identity will do that.
Since WWII Britain has questioned itself over its place in the world, and it feels like this vote has finally had us announce an answer. Britain, it seems, is to be isolationist, no longer a player in global geopolitical affairs, and we will likely see our global interconnectedness, wealth and status decline significantly. We have decided to be a small nation.
With that in mind, there are a number of issues on which my position has dramatically reversed. Scottish independence, for example. I used to be opposed, but now I support it enthusiastically. Good for the Scots if they manage it. I envy them. The same goes for Irish reunification. It doesn't matter if the UK diminishes to just England and Wales, because we no longer aspire to greatness.
Similarly my support for the UK maintaining a nuclear arsenal and high military spending in general has plummeted. What's the point? We're no longer interested in international influence. We should cut the military significantly, save the money and spend it on investing in infrastructure. God knows the economy is going to need it. And to be honest I wouldn't much care if the UK were taken over by a foreign invader anyway. They can't do much worse than we have.
If this all sounds consistently liberal, it's not. The referendum was won for Leave by the working class and I hold them responsible for robbing me of many of my most valuable rights and for what it's going to do to the country. My sympathy and solidarity has evaporated overnight. I used to be an enthusiastic supporter of the welfare state funded by high taxation, but fuck em. Privatise the NHS, cut benefits.
>>78714095
Fucking hell..
>>78714089
Have you noticed how Hannan barely appeared on mainstream television prior to the vote, but since Brexit has been confirmed the BBC has been wheeling him out at every opportunity? They want to both divide the Leave camp and destabilise the leave process.
>>78713854
Wtf go back there and ask her out you absolute dindu
STOP MEMING FOR 1 MINUTE YOU CUNTS
SOMEBODY FUCKING LINK THE BOT SCRIPT AND ANY OTHER BOT RELATED PICTURES INVOLVING THE PETITION SO SOME ANONS CAN GO FUCKING TWEET THE PEOPLE WHO WILL ACTUALLY BRING IT UP AND PUT AN END TO THAT SHIT.
ONLY PICTURE I HAVE IS THIS, WHICH IS PRETTY LACK LUSTER.
When is the next time Parliament meets? Will they then decide to officially leave?
I'm concerned about Article 50 not being triggered for three months
The longer it all drags on, the more people are going to backtrack
Do you really trust Boris/Gove/May not to stitch us up?
>>78713974
I heard Peter Oborne on the radio say we better do it fairly quick or they may be some unforeseen "accident"
>>78714230
>Japan
Nice banter
>>78714278
all you need is to ctrl f vatican and see the number of votes
>>78714090
why tuesday?
>>78714278
here is the script for anyone participating http://pastebin.com/rgiiPbww
>>78714230
> mfw the left finally drops all pretense and starts openly shitting on the poor
> gets btfo by normies who they themselves conditioned to shill for socialism
>>78714230
I'm the same. I only care about England and I don't give a damn about being a "big player on the world stage" How does that benefit any of us ordinary folk?
>We are the best in the world! We are the best in the world! We have beaten the EU 52-48 in referendum!! It is completely unbelievable! We have beaten the EU! Europe, birthplace of globalists. Tony Blair, Herman van Rompuy, Neil Kinnock, Edward Heath, John Major, Gordon Brown, Boris Johnson--we have beaten them all. We have beaten them all.
>David Cameron can you hear me? David Cameron, I have a message for you. I have a message for you: We have knocked England out of the EU. David Cameron, as they say in your language in the boxing bars around Madison Square Garden in New York: Your boys took a hell of a beating! Your boys took a hell of a beating!
>>78714463
The longer it tKes the less likely we leave
We did it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gX1cn9NMgpo
>>78714230
>we no longer aspire to greatness
>we should have voted to sign away all our power to the EU instead
>>78714537
What does this do?
http://www.lbc.co.uk/the-next-prime-minister-main-candidates-132794
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The running theme of 'the young' continues
>>78714320
It's too late to backtrack mate.
In theory we could drag out the shit in Parliament and leave tomorrow . . .there is no need for Article 50.
It is best if we try and be nice to negotiate a nice deal on withdrawl but I am inclined to think it may be better to let the dust settle first.
>>78714230
>Similarly my support for the UK maintaining a nuclear arsenal and high military spending in general has plummeted.
Agreed
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2371921/PETER-HITCHENS-Trident-missiles-useless-unless-prepared-point-Brussels.html
>>78714671
Also agreed
Hannan and Carswell are going to royally fuck us over and accept freedom of movement as part of the leaving negotiations
YOU COULD HAVE STOPPED IT
>>78714559
this
fuck yourself. even putting aside all /pol/ related stuff, this was a victory for the working class.
>>78714729
Still waiting for a "Hitler learns about Brexit" meme
IT'S COMING
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>>78714853
>Hannan and Carswell are going to royally fuck us over and accept freedom of movement as part of the leaving negotiations
>tfw the biggest selling point of voting Leave won't come true
Wish YKTD would fuck off again.
saw this badboy get censored
>>78710631
>>78711008
Someone post "Leave ISIS to me"
Salam Aleykum :^)
>>78715068
Hello Douglas
>>78714840
>the result MUST be overturned
This shit is how civil wars happen. An issue over which there can be no compromise has turned up.
>>78714559
The political left is a Frankenstein ideology
The working class and the loony social Marxists are no longer uncomfortable bed fellows
>>78715052
As long as you're not subject to the EU, this is the sort of thing that can be rectified within an election cycle.
>>78715068
KEKY CARSWELL SHILL DETECTED
>>78715109
Lel. You are a boring, boring cunt though.
>>78713781
>He was actually an agent
To think I wished for his death last year
What a lad
>>78714377
Hoping somebody would notice the fresh pasta.
>>78714768
bot for petition votes. random name, email generator. you'll need to run a local email server to do the verify bit
your daily reminder you won! here is your prize!
>>78713459
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2016/06/brexit-boom-for-billionaires.html
>George Soros set to profit off Brexit as much as he did betting against the Pound in 1992.
/pol/ BTFO
>>78715095
>>78713662
>not even smart enough to write on the blank reverse side of the cardboard
jesus christ remain voters are stupid
>>78715146
>An issue over which there can be no compromise
"On the contrary, you stupid racist....."
Scots are niggers and I'm one of them
Some guy was getting super angry because he couldn't work the toilet roll dispenser in the stall. Like well overreacted
Went to go see resurgence in Aberdeens union square.
Place always Filled with white boys and girls (but we hang around and loiter like niggers) in Burger King and then some argument ensues, couldent catch it. Could be refrendum related
All chilling away. Seems fine.
And this Scottish lad starts on this token brown chink in the group. It seemed like they were all together
Knocking over tables and within a few seconds. The chink gets glassed and the group fractures into two groups.
One just sitting there and the others leading their angry mate away
Mall security arrives to give first aid to the chink. And the other guy is gone. Never saw any police show up.
Can't have be any older than 18.
Everyone seems very on edge. But it is entertaining
>>78714853
Your still going to be subject to EU regulation too, possibly even more than you are now
>>78715052
Borks*
The EU parliament president has demanded an official Brexit letter until Tuesday. Haven't found a source in English yet.
It's all over for the whiners.
>say I voted remain
>actually voted leave
D E V I L I S H
>>78714832
id follow him to war
>>78714840
Same guy who said this.
Mad because his little plan has failed.
>>78715454
I can't believe that the only reason we're actually going to leave the EU is thanks to the EU's help
It really does speak fathoms about just how cucked our own government is
>>78715267
>Northern Ireland not part of the UK
I'm Triggered by this jpg
>>78713662
That's the facial expression of someone driven to psychopathy through sheer brainwashing. Not a single independent thought inside that head, not a single fibre of self-restraint, nothing. Just all out hardcore anti-white good loyal dog in service of the globalist elite.
Who /Holly/ here?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIjUESuwqes
>muh EU reasons
>hmmmm NHS?
kek
>>78715454
Don't you worry, I'm sure there might still be some idiotic attempt to overturn the peoples choice.
>>78714956
>this was a victory for the working class.
It really was
South east London here
>>78715358
Bloody horribl€ racists.
How dar€ they advocat€ for l€ss immigration! Dani€l Hannan will sav€ us
Will leftists try to do the same as their british counterparts when Trump wins in november?
Who /stillcantbelieveitactuallyhappened/ here?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EviHAI0GNPw
>>78715068
Why? I don't remember him being that bad.
>told by EU commissioner that the outcome is final, out means out
>make a petition anyway
Remain voters are always saying how the Leave voters are misinformed, says a lot really.
>>78715469
why would you lie pussyo
>>78715594
it was oc by a swiss seconds after leave was official kek
>>78713888
kek, saved and checked
>>78714840
Someone post that image of what Sutherland said about destroying national homogeneity please and tell him to go fuck himself.
>>78715660
The difference there is that the Presidential election is legally binding
>>78715675
It hasn't happened yet
>>78715682
I can't believe that the EU is actually being based about Brexit and is helping us leave while our own government is trying to keep us in. What the fuck is going on?
>>78715635
There won't, what's done is done, there's no going back.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36599300
>>78715615
>I think people have just voted for immigration
>Literally carrying a sigh saying "No borders, Refugees in"
But none of these sorts of nutters get showcased on the bloody BBC, only the ones that allow them to shill the uneducated racist narrative
Pisses me off, lads
>>78714729
I love this so much.
I cant stop tearing up seeing these kinds of edits
>>78715615
It annoys me that the interviewers don't completely wreck these kind of people, yeah he's asking questions but fucking hell, CALL HER OUT ON THIS KIND OF BULLSHIT
>>78715615
AND THIS IS THE REASON THE YOUNG SHOULDN'T VOTE.
Sadiq Khan will protect Londoners from the racist evils and bigotry of the Brexiteers.
>>78715615
I can smell how absent her father was from here.
Hawt.
>>78715615
What an airhead, would hate fuck.
Almost was sick at the sight of this at Glastonbury there now. Fucking EU flags, did I expect more from literal cuck central?
>>78715261
You know the only thing that's going to hold us back now are these fucking whingy cunts. I demand that anyone who threatened to emigrate or has in anyway pissed and fucking moaned about how "unfair it is" be evacuated from the country to stop holding us back.
>>78715301
Not that. It's an edit of this pic I think.
>>78715741
Because I go to a liberal Uni and would be lynched for doing otherwise
>>78715814
EU politicians are mostly worried about their own careers crashing like Cameron's. If this would turn into a long session of push and pull, these are threatened.
>>78715858
Holy shit who is this man? That was beautiful.
quality night of BRITISH BOXING on right now.
get in there lads.
Proper chaps smashing each other in the gob until midnight at the O2
enjoy and let me just congratulate you again on lighting the fire the world will remember.
Nige for PM
>>78715814
Denying the referendum would be political suicide, I honestly think it would sweep UKIP into a serious parliamentary force if they dared to try.
I'm more worried about Boris and Gove taking us into EEA, getting a worst of both worlds deal.
>>78715948
Part of the reason we won was that these fucks couldn't be fucked to vote.
Shame they can be arsed to do anti-democratic, pointless protests though.
>>78715979
For once I am proud of my Uni, the EU debate was pretty well-done, handled by the mainstream student politics society and had several civil debates.
To be fair, it was always overwhelmingly Remain, but the left actually was tolerate, made a nice change.
>>78716075
True. I'm starting to think that they just want to cut Britain off and seal up the wound as soon as possible, rather than giving any other countries ideas of independence
Poor fuckers
>>78715858
Never a truer word spoken!
>>78716140
>I'm more worried about Boris and Gove taking us into EEA, getting a worst of both worlds deal.
Its whats going to happen, and frankly its the best you can hope for
LADS URGENTLY NEED SOME INFO
https://json-csv.com/petition-uk-2nd-referendum
lists all the signatures so far. Why is the number of signatures listed here, all added together form all countries, so different to the actual number of over 2m? Are they using a proxy of a country that isn't listed?
>>78715615
I would fuck her tbqh
>>78716140
WAIT
WHERE IS THIS INTERVIEW FROM
I DIDN'T REALISE HE COMMENTED ON BREXIT YET
>>78715979
DELETE THIS PICTURE
>>78715814
I'm really happy the EU aren't being cunts about this. I reckon they'll be pretty generous with the terms of withdrawal to get it out of the way as quick as possible. We've already seen Merkel shit herself over this.
>>78716377
>I DIDN'T REALISE HE COMMENTED ON BREXIT YET
Then you are a fool
If you read his blog:
http://hitchensblog.mailonsunday.co.uk/
He LITERALLY POSTED TWO INTERVIEWS THERE, ONE OF WHICH THE PICTURE IS FROM
"I didn't realise" - That's because you never bloody looked!
>>78716377
He said it was the end of Blairites and the parties needed to be reformed to better reflect a post-EU electorate
>>78716140
He looked like a kid when he got giddy in the interview
>Eating dinner with cousins, aunt, and mother - all female
>Mother brings up Brexit
>Aunt and I voted Leave, mother voted Leave too but she didn't know what it was about and felt like I was pressuring her to do so
>All I did was tell her about the EU
>Cousin says it's a terrible thing
>Other cousin says she's moving back to Germany and is in full REEEEEE mode 24/7 because she says it's all racists that did this vote
>Mother says it was all old people who decided for the younger generation
>Bring up the fact that 3/10 people between 18-25 voted
>Tell Cousin 2 that the economy has already recovered, the pound is back and everything has actually improved over the figures in February
>REEEEEEEEE x2
>Aunt laughing
>Cousin 1 says my views are extreme, especially my support of TRUMP (I am a dual national, UK/USA so I voted Brexit and will be voting Trump)
>Ask her why they're extreme
>Ignores me
>Ask her again
>They're extreme
>So you don't have a reason
>Continues ignoring me
save me from these fuckers
>>78716348
It'll be ignored, it's just butthurt remain throwing a tantrum.
>>78716348
the ones on the right under constituency arent also under GB
>>78716476
>Then you are a fool
>>78716410
no
So whereabouts IS Boris?
Fresh OC for my brit/pol/ bros
>>78716705
rope
>>78716705
Having a pint and waiting for this all to blow over.
>>78716509
>He said it was the end of Blairites and the parties needed to be reformed to better reflect a post-EU electorate
He said it COULD be the end of Blairites
>>78716705
Shitting himself somewhere wondering what he's going to do now that the campaign he supported as a powerchasing joke actually won, just like on Referendum Night when his last appearance was at 10:30 on the 23rd claiming that Remain had won
>>78716524
>>Ask her why they're extreme
>tfw a UKIP/Trump supporter asks me to explain why he's racist
>>78715814
the longer Britain's indecision lasts, the longer the European economy stays in limbo and the higher the chances that they negotiate more favorable terms of exit/membership. The last thing they want is to set a precedent that any state can hold a nonbinding referendum on whim just to see what happens. They need to make an example of Britain by making their exit as cut and dry as possible.
Do you britpals think Leave can win a second referendum?
>>78716817
What do you think of Rees-Mogg? Actual conservative or just good at playing up his image?
>>78716890
There won't be one.
>>78716923
Actual conservative and next prime minister of the UK
>>78716890
Honestly, no.
Though the sheer unadulterated glory of it it did... nothing can describe it.
https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/746808764041469952
Apparently 59% of Scots would vote Out of the UK.
Does anybody even believe polls anymore
>>78716841
>Because my social conditioning said you are!
Fucking Germans, how did you become so cucked.
>>78716890
I have heard people who didn't vote saying that if it was polled again they'd vote Leave out of spite for the contempt shown to democracy
But then apparently there are quite a few people who voted Leave as a meme and are now shitting their little cuck pants so it could even out
>>78716923
Actual conservative, I think. He is everything Blairite Boris Johnson pretends to be
>>78716691
I know it's technically not incest, but it's still very wrong.
>>78716923
Meme
>>78716890
>>78715858
what do you expect from the same generation that held street parties when a former prime minister died. Yet still the BBC won't dare cover the ageism and bigotry from millennials.
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/06/25/pictures-almost-no-one-turned-pro-eu-protest-outside-parliament/
KEK
>>78715373
>tfw everything you know about Scotland comes from Oor Wullie
I read your post as if it was Begbie speaking too, it seemed to fit well.
>>78715948
>Expecting literal druggie hippies to know whats good for the world
I'm glad most of these people will probably die of OD's
>>78716886
>the longer Britain's indecision lasts, the longer the European economy stays in limbo and the higher the chances that they negotiate more favorable terms of exit/membership.
Excellent point.
They are desperate for us to invoke article 50, I say we make them sweat and wait until after Greece is bailed out again, that will put the EU in a position of even greater weakness.
D E V I L I S H !
>>78716983
>Actual conservative
Kosher
I hope you lads are listening to patriotic songs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4bgXH3sJ2Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg9aQvjMS60
Everyone post what they've been listening to for the past 2 days
>>78717038
Read Usagi Drop for some d'aww and then RAGE
>>78717066
Bellendum
>>78717066
yeah but this statement is meaningless
not only is David Cameron not the Prime-Minister anymore, the parliament isn't keen on brexit. A second referendum may very well be a reality, unfortunately.
>>78716994
>Does anybody even believe polls anymore
Not since the last General Election anon.
lets invade iraq
A cuck from my uni just posted this
https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/petition-to-expand-powers-of-the-electoral-commission-against-misinformation
people are actually signing this shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnCvl2T_o5o
>>78717222
>not only is David Cameron not the Prime-Minister anymore
He is, until October
Lmao polling now showing support for Scottish independence at 59%
>>78717222
>not only is David Cameron not the Prime-Minister anymore, the parliament isn't keen on brexit. A second referendum may very well be a reality, unfortunately.
It won't be, even the EU said the decision is final.
Unless they want to look weak and go back on their word?
>>78716890
If it gets to that point, then who knows what could happen
>>78714559
The left claims to despise capitalism, the free market, and the west's hegemony over the world, yet they balk at the idea of actually doing something about it. They scream about the inevitability of globalism while also shrieking about how evil its propagators are. The modern liberal, ironically enough, is full of hate. His Marxist ideology tells him to hate the rich, but he also comes to hate the poor for not falling into line. Unable to cope with class, he turns to race: he hates whites, and infantilizes non-whites. More than all, he hates himself, he sees his identity as a stain on the world, and reduces himself to a sputtering mass of apologies and tears.
>>78717269
>After a closely fought contest, and the final result which is beyond contention, we must confront the prospect that a portion of the referendum campaigning was based on misinformation, and sometimes outright lying.
>This petition seeks to draw attention to this, given that the tactics used in this referendum on both sides, such as scaremongering, will more than likely be utilised again, and are damaging to the democratic character of this country.
Fucking Christ.
kek
>>78717222
>not the prime minister
He is the prime minister until he formally resigns in October.
>>78717269
>>78717222
Cameron is the prime minister until a new one is elected
On the bright side, Russia never left the Soviet Union.
>>78716551
Oh they're not? And that's not normal, is it?
Just sent this all to Raheem Kassam and he said it's a definite story. Cheers.
>>78717415
It's highly puzzling how Piers Morgan suddenly became based.
>>78717444
>BBC
>Right-wing
pick one
>>78717083
We are pretty much like that. Kek
>>78713854
>getting a redpilled gf
I want this feel
>>78717222
If britain tries to backtrack the EU will probably kick them out on their own. Its done
>>78717269
>GUYS, I HAVE A GREAT IDEA! WHAT IF WE TOOK THIS LOADED FIREARM, AND FIRED IT AT OUR FOOT?
Now that the dust has settled; How did you lads feel about Cameron?
Personally, I don't think he was so bad. He was a bit of a prick, he was definitely a politician in everything he did. He lied about immigration rates dropping and was a massive multiculturalism cuck.
Yet still I don't think he was that bad, he wasn't a pussy, he'd never say something like the Canadian PM's 'If you kill your enemies, they win' and at least he was white. He wasn't perfect, and was probably the LEAST conservative Tory MP in history, but at least he kept his word about the referendum and at least he wasn't Labour.
>>78717474
*appointed. You arent having an election
>>78716705
desperately scrambling to sketch out a plan on the back of a fag packet
but realistically, probably building alliances and figuring out who his main allies are going forward. his coup against cameron is currently more important than any brexit shit right now.
Someone started a petition that if we lose the Iceland v England game it should be replayed
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/138891/
>>78717444
>the realm of calm, rational thought
UTTERMOST KEK
>>78717523
the BBC is pro-establishment.
It's institutionally conservative-with-a-small-c but it's employees tend to be liberal.
http://hitchensblog.mailonsunday.co.uk/2016/06/first-thoughts-on-the-referendum-result.html
>Regular readers will know that I don’t like referenda. I didn’t vote in this one, though I did not advise anyone else to follow my example, or expect anyone to do so. This was not and is not my chosen route out of the EU. I am still not sure it will get us out.
>complain about the EU all your life
>don't vote for its destruction
What a fucking cuck
>>78717343
>>78717422
>>78717474
Doesn't he have reduced capabilities/power from the moment he announces his resignation until a new PM is appointed? That's usually how it works. Here a "management government" would take place that would have very limited power.
>>78714230
>Falling for the nihilism jew
>>78717520
He's still an anti-gun cuck but he does provide good banter.
>>78717107
This guy looks like Patrick O'Flynn's son.
All these remainers remind me of this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HU1HReY-HX8
jump to 0.49
shite quality image though.
>>78716923
>>78716983
>>78717015
>>78717054
He has the Hitchens seal of approval as well
>>78717415
>Decent banter from Piers Morgan of all people
Is this real life?
>>78717609
Blairite monster who ruined his party for all time, he deserves no sympathy, people were being all weepy about Miliband and Clegg when they resigned as well, shape up
>>78717005
I think he was occupying the train of thought of your cousin as it is a usual rebuttal by liberals to say "I shouldn't have to explain, you should know." This allows them not to explain. He was agreeing with you anon.
>>78717672
he's always said voting doesn't matter and hasn't voted for decades
>>78717476
It did, formally so. They even celebrate independence day.
>>78717672
I really can't respect his decision to not vote. Is there even a logical argument to not voting, despite obviously favouring one side?
>>78717347
I'd move to Scotland, get a Scottish citizenship and vote Leave just so we get Hadrian's Wall rebuilt.
>>78717038
Pretend it's her double.
>tfw Poland will never leave and make an economy solely on The Witcher and Plumbers.
>>78717090
some cunt on normiebook "everyone who voted to go fuck themselves for daring to leave our friends the EU" while he was getting railed by lady boys at Glastonbury. Probably didn't even vote, the tosser.
>>78717634
I'll certainly be voting for one :-)
>>78717672
He understands you havent actually fixed anything .You will just be slightly more the EU's bitch now
>>78717252
War? I am War.
>>78717672
>I am still not sure it will get us out.
>Implying he isn't spot-on
>>78717609
He's going to go down in history as the who destroyed the Union and the very Glorious Revolution 1690 constitutional settlement that the Tories exist to preserve. 300 years of history, only to be dumped onto the scraphead with Yugoslavia, the USSR and all the other failed states of Europe due to his vain attempt to buy off UKIP voters in the election and for Boris Johnson's ego and sense of personal ambition.
>>78717609
Can't stand the cunt, but I'll always respect him for taking a sane and rational approach to the migration crisis.
>>78717538
Lel, I have to be honest I live near the border so I know, or have known, quite a few Scots and they've always been totally chill as fuck. Well, until they have a few drinks at least, not being Scottish and trying to listen to two drunk Glaswegians talk fast is verging on the impossible.
>>78717609
>Now that the dust has settled; How did you lads feel about Cameron?
I liked him but he should not have resigned.
He could have appointed somebody else to take care of the Brexit/EU shit . . . .but to increase further turmoil by standing down was uncalled for.
Why can't the UK stop ruining German empires?
>>78717520
I think it has been his time in the US mostly
He's still an anti-gun cuck but hey. Can't ruin a man completely while his wife is faithful
>>78717672
Hitchens is a government man, and doesn't believe in referenda for the same reason that we were absolutely shitting ourselves, and are laughing ourselves silly at the shits who could've easily won.
>>78717756
I don't understand how you could remain aggressive against people who you've already beaten. It's over, let it go.
>>78717819
>Is there even a logical argument to not voting
He's distancing himself from the outcome to preserve his credebility.
![b653cwkcaaasurq-3[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/WZAKa4t.jpg "b653cwkcaaasurq-3[1].jpg")
>>78717756
>Mogg
Morality man mush browse brit/pol/
>>78717949
>It's over, let it go.
It hasn't even fucking started. You'll see in the coming weeks
>>78717930
When the Germans stop making shit ones then threatening us.
>>78717930
Eternal Aryan must be stopped
>>78717965
>implying morality man gives a single shit about his credibility
>>78717222
>A second referendum may very well be a reality, unfortunately.
Except it won't, decision is final. The EU called no backsies.
>>78717949
Uh, no. Not even close to being "over".
>>78717898
I went down to Newcastle once and no one could understand me lel
>>78717930
It's a sport.
Based MP
>>78716524
>at work today
>chatting with mate about EU during break, he voted remain and I leave
>female coworker comes in, overhears us spouts 'Why the fuck didn't you vote for Remain? Are you a racist or something?'
>I try to begin explaining my reasoning
>"Oh I can't be arsed debating with you about the EU'
>leaves
She spouted a buzzword, asked why I didn't vote the same as all other young people, then walked away as I began giving her an answer. I'm relatively left wing but even so, fucking lefties.
Funniest part is - she didn't even vote
>>78718112
Wouldn't it be in EU's best interests to revert the brexit in order to stabilize the markets as soon as possible, though?
>>78717347
>Scottish independence at 59%
You mean Scottish dependence on the EU at 59%.
>>78717819
Yes, it stops people getting a false mandate.
>>78717652
So, what actual benefits will leaving the EU give the UK? I know people have been saying "freedom", but what does that actually mean? Can anyone give me any specifics?
From what I can see it just looks like our economy is going to get fucked, and Scotland and potentially Northern Ireland are going to leave, and the EU are going to shit on us hard to make an example of us.
I know some have said it means that more laws can be made here instead of being overruled by the EU, but that also means snooping laws and the like are going to get passed without EU privacy and human rights laws to protect us.
This is all a bit worrying desu lads.
>>78717756
>Rees
>>78718186
What a lad
>>78717877
Anyone who seriously thinks the union will break up over this is beyond deluded.
>>78716691
My dindu
>>78717347
>>78718207
No shit it's high right now, give it a week or two for people to see that the world hasn't ended because we've started to leave the eu and it'll go back down.
>>78717609
A chubby nothing. A complete directionless encapsulation of the utter meaninglessness of globalist liberalism. At no point did I ever believe he was a human, he was just a slogan spewing robot made out of meat. I have no bad feelings towards him because I have no feelings towards him.
>>78715098
>Britain is what I see on TV
>>78718152
I've lived in Newcastle for 14 fucking years and I still can't understand most of these cunts. Chinatown's nice, though. I can't imagine what it'd be like with drunken scots
>>78718329
You think winning a vote means politics is "over"?
All it started was the process to which the new UK will be set up. If anything this is the most important part of the whole thing. If we let the people that voted Remain have their way, we're just going to end up with a shitty deal of it.
>>78718308
>Anyone who seriously thinks the union will break up over this is beyond deluded.
You're not paying attention mate. The last Scottish referendum was close, now it would be a pretty clear victory for independence, the SNP are already putting the gears in machine for the 2nd referendum. Refuse to grant it, despite the SNP having a democratic mandate to have one under the devolution powers, and they'd be well within their rights to unilaterally declare independence (something both the US and the EU would support)
Turns out there is already a rule that will prevent the second referendum petition from even being considered.
Posting liberal tears for discussion
"If Boris Johnson looked downbeat yesterday, that is because he realises that he has lost.
Perhaps many Brexiters do not realise it yet, but they have actually lost, and it is all down to one man: David Cameron.
With one fell swoop yesterday at 9:15 am, Cameron effectively annulled the referendum result, and simultaneously destroyed the political careers of Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and leading Brexiters who cost him so much anguish, not to mention his premiership.
How?
Throughout the campaign, Cameron had repeatedly said that a vote for leave would lead to triggering Article 50 straight away. Whether implicitly or explicitly, the image was clear: he would be giving that notice under Article 50 the morning after a vote to leave. Whether that was scaremongering or not is a bit moot now but, in the midst of the sentimental nautical references of his speech yesterday, he quietly abandoned that position and handed the responsibility over to his successor.
And as the day wore on, the enormity of that step started to sink in: the markets, Sterling, Scotland, the Irish border, the Gibraltar border, the frontier at Calais, the need to continue compliance with all EU regulations for a free market, re-issuing passports, Brits abroad, EU citizens in Britain, the mountain of legistlation to be torn up and rewritten ... the list grew and grew.
The referendum result is not binding. It is advisory. Parliament is not bound to commit itself in that same direction.
The Conservative party election that Cameron triggered will now have one question looming over it: will you, if elected as party leader, trigger the notice under Article 50?
Who will want to have the responsibility of all those ramifications and consequences on his/her head and shoulders?
Boris Johnson knew this yesterday, when he emerged subdued from his home and was even more subdued at the press conference. He has been out-maneouvered and check-mated.
>>78718258
WHY ASK STUPID FUCKING QUESTIONS?
4chins is an 18+ site and as such you should have already voted.
To ask question like this after a vote just goes to show something, doesn't it?
>>78718207
Being dependant on the EU doesn't magically make you a wealthy country. Ask Greece or any South/East country really
>>78718524
If he runs for leadership of the party, and then fails to follow through on triggering Article 50, then he is finished. If he does not run and effectively abandons the field, then he is finished. If he runs, wins and pulls the UK out of the EU, then it will all be over - Scotland will break away, there will be upheaval in Ireland, a recession ... broken trade agreements. Then he is also finished. Boris Johnson knows all of this. When he acts like the dumb blond it is just that: an act.
The Brexit leaders now have a result that they cannot use. For them, leadership of the Tory party has become a poison chalice.
When Boris Johnson said there was no need to trigger Article 50 straight away, what he really meant to say was "never". When Michael Gove went on and on about "informal negotiations" ... why? why not the formal ones straight away? ... he also meant not triggering the formal departure. They both know what a formal demarche would mean: an irreversible step that neither of them is prepared to take.
All that remains is for someone to have the guts to stand up and say that Brexit is unachievable in reality without an enormous amount of pain and destruction, that cannot be borne. And David Cameron has put the onus of making that statement on the heads of the people who led the Brexit campaign."
>>78718484
>The last Scottish referendum was close
>44.70% to 55.30%
>close
>>78714278
> for x in badness:
> if x in html:
> print x
> print 'Fuck.'
> exit()
kek
>>78718189
kekkkkkkkk
Their conditioning is so strong that if you happen to be informed, they just can't process it.
I'm a filthy Yankee so I have no real knowledge of this whole thing, but for WHAT purpose did Britain decide to even attempt leaving the UK? I don't understand. Their economy is fucking tanking and shit looks terrible right now.
>>78717609
Think of him at his best anons. He took the Conservative Party from its lowest point and won a majority against Labour and he delivered us the promised referendum. A man of honour.
>>78717652
Kek make OP
>>78718487
ayyyyyyyyy
>>78718487
kek
