so when will they come crawling back? after scotland votes for independence and joins the EU?
>>61226541
Didn't Scotland vote leave ? Hung over someone explain
>>61226541
I don't think EU would be interested in letting UK back in the comming decade, at least.
And personally, before letting brits rejoin, I would like to see that they are invested into the European project and not just try to join for economic benefit.
>>61226646
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/24/alex-salmond-second-scottish-independence-referendum-is-certain
CRAWLING ON MY ISLAND
5-10 years
2 years negotiations and 3-4 more before they realize how fucking stupid giving up their voting rights is
we should make a betting site where we try to guess the exact year/month/day
>Let scots in
>Military invention in north ireland
>fuck over brits
>>61226541
Sorry Angela is was all a joke, we just let the working class retards vote for the banter. We're currently in the process of rounding them all up, how would you like us to dispose of them?
plz let us stay
If Scots get independent, I'm booking a fuck-ass expensive vacation and will give them all of my money even though I've exclusively been vacationing in Asia for the past 7 years.
This will be the edgiest thing I have ever done. I am excited.
So many yurops can't handle the bants
>>61226541
UK will collapse, scotland and north ireland want vote and leave UK.
>scotland create new country
>north ireland joining to ireland
>spain take gibraltar
>argentina takes falklands.
>english economy and currency falling
>EU funding for NHS gone now
>credit rating dropped from triple A, prices for almost all products in supermarkets and other stores skyrocketing
>british plumbers have working VISA cards to work in poland.
Good job UK.
>>61227104
You will be welcomed with open arms, Hans.
>>61226541
After they lose II malvinas war.
>>61227104
>>61227359
this time for real
why is there absolute madman edit yet?
>>61226729
THE ECONOMY, IT WILL NOT HEAAAALLLLL
Scotland, Ireland, Gibraltar and Malvinas having now good opportunity to break the chains.
>>61227342
The UK won't collapse sorry Poland, however the same cannot be said for thexample EU
>>61226541
if the UK thought they were getting fucked by the EU now, wait until they come crawling back in 15 years
>>61227432
lol who cares
they know that the EU kolhoz will not last long.
fucking USSR wannabe SHITHOLE
>>61226541
>implying the EU will survive a decade.
Who is gonna help you with the immigrants now?.
Either the EU changes or it breaks up.
>>61226541
>so when will they come crawling back?
So when are you going the change the conditions that made you 3rd most contributing member to fuck off ?
You know UK is not the only country with such sentiments.
>>61227630
That's bullshit. Belgium's leading party is the secessionist N.VA movement. Their program is to literally gradually dismantle Belgium.
>>61227630
Well of course, they wouldn't want to recognize a newly independent State, or they would have to hold (and lose) a referendum about Catalonia and Flanders
>>61227630
>people complain that people can't vote on things in EU
>people saying Scotland won't join EU because people voting them not to be in
???????
>>61227630
>25 aug 2014
![can-stock-photo_csp8557263[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/a0cJWyB.jpg "can-stock-photo_csp8557263[1].jpg")
>I'm gonna tie this fucking rope around my neck
>This shows how much FUCKING FREEDOM I HAVE
>wait why am I dead
>>61227278
STFU and clean my shiter!
>>61226541
We are leaving too, Fritz. Enjoy Jamal's BBC and thank Merkel for running Europe to the ground.
>>61227824
>Lose worthless countries that cost England
>Bad
>>61226748
>2 years negotiations
It's 2 years + renewable, so 4 years. You can be sure they'll go as slow as they can.
Plus it's 2 years starting the moment they activate article 50 of the Lisbon treaty, and they won't activate it before several month.
Probably when the potato famine strikes
EU will be giving Scotland full support for this next referendum Scottish independence is a certainty
>>61227759
It's not "people" voting for Scotland to not be let in. It's the unelected Commision that we've been trying to free ourselves from for years.
>>61227668
Ignore them Basedgaria, it's just damage control
>>61227342
you realise nearly 50% of NI voted leave
>brits
>>61226541
>after scotland votes for independence and joins the EU?
>Scotland votes to leave
>they win
>we fuck them in territorial transfer
>lose the socialist weight off our back
>don't have to look at Scots during PMQs anymore
Thanks for reminding me of the bright future.
So Brits crashed their economy with no survivors, and may lose Scotland.
It'll take years before there's a rebound. If Scotland goes, there may not be an economic return at all.
The question of whether the UK is stronger economically within the EU is slightly fuzzy. But losing Scotland would be permanently catastrophic, and would probably mean Brexit wasn't worth it.
>>61227995
>MEPs are unelected
>>61228114
more like
>Scotland votes leave
>realised its poor as fuck and was surviving on England subsidies
>can't go for high end tech and pharmacy because Ireland does it better
>can't go for finances because other eu countries do it better
>becomes poorer than Eastern Europe
I love it when a plan comes together.
Its time to crash the UK fellow Scots. England is finsihed after this
>>61228136
>I clearly said Commission
>>61228254
>commissioners are unelected
Good riddance!
>>61226541
Scotland can't survive on its own after the oil crash. They are chained to the UK at this point.
>>61228240
Nah, its more like
>Scotland goes independent
>huge demand for heroine to stop the Scots realising what they've done
>Czechs sell huge amounts of heroine to Scotland and become rich
>Czechs become a new world superpower from drugs
>>61228089
kek
>>61228400
Scotland has oil, though.
Civil war when.?
SCOTTISH INDEPENDENCE HAS TAKEN A HUGE STEP FORWARD TODAY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTPyvKrU1DM
JAMES RESTORATION NOW!
>>61226987
>it was all a joke
Boris Johnson is already talking that 'There is no need for haste' with leaving EU.
Play populist games, win populist rewards.
>>61228493
Which tanked massively, plus we can just fuck them in territorial exchange. We threatened it last time they got uppity.
>>61228089
there was a guy on BBC who said
>I'm actually quite shocked and worried, I voted leave and thought remain had it and my vote was meaningless
>>61228695
oil is less than 1% of our GDP engcuck. The territory already exists there would be no exchange
>>61226541
I like all the false flagging, EU 50 cent party members posting anti UK astroturfing material.
You lost the UK because the relationship was not mutually beneficial. Despite what Obama has said, the "personality" and stance of the US changes with every administration.
>>61227963
Actually right now we have European politicians pushing for swift break, and Boris Johnson appealing to take it slow.
Interesting times.
>>61228493
That price of oil has plummeted since the last referendum. Scotland is a lefty welfare state run on English money. With no English money or oil money to sustain it they would collapse. They aren't going to be leaving the UK any time soon.
>>61228892
>Need English money
The UK is in trillions of debt. The English cannie pay for themselves never mind us.
>>61229285
You realize that debt will be split with you if you leave right?
>>61229380
Yes I do. Whats your point?
>>61228089
>How many countries are in the EU
One less, now.
>>61227630
This was back when the UK was still in the EU. This article is 2 years old
>>61227342
London wants to leave. They should become an independent international state.
>>61226678
>European project
I hate continentals.
>>61227568
You forgot Wales, you plank.
>>61230616
Spain doesn't even recognise Kosovo to this day.
>>61228846
This!If the EU decides they can cut off Britain tomorrow.
If this happens they will start begging the next day.
>>61228254
You're an idiot.
>>61227531
FEAAR IS HOW I FALL
>>61228240
>Scotland
>surviving on English subsidies
>Ireland
>better at tech and pharmaceuticals
>>61229380
Yes, but that means we'll actually save money on interest repayments.
>>61227630
>independent state that left an eu state joining eu
no
>independent state that left a non-eu state joining eu
yes
it's really not that hard to understand.
>>61235690
Well also it's about whether independence was bilateral or not.
Spain at the time said they wouldn't have a problem with Scotland joining if England agree to let them go.
>all the populists say to take it slow
>EU Leaders in force have called the UK to quickly leave the EU
Honestly, its baffling how this vote even came about. I remember hearing about it with wild amusement.
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/24/europe-plunged-crisis-britain-votes-leave-eu-european-union
>>61227728
>Belgium's leading party is the secessionist N.VA movement. Their program is to literally gradually dismantle Belgium.
whaaaat and you are the ones in charge of running the eu ?
that's hilarious
the eu is such a joke
>>61235997
They're pro-EU, but anti-Belgium. The fact is that there's really nothing that binds us to Wallonia, culturally or economically, that doesn't bind us to the Netherlands or France. Doesn't make sense to remain unified as a country when the EU provides us the same common market and shared policy.
One of the models for a future EU is an EU of the regions, where the nation states are weaker and the regions hold most of the power.
>>61226541
Chances are nothing happens. The article 50 procedure will start soon (Cameron stepped down so the decision isn't on his shoulders) and it will last at least 2 years. Juncker has already indicated he wants this to happen as soon as possible.
However, there's nothing that prevents the UK from getting cold feet in that 2 year period. For all you know they could launch another referendum next year to be really sure, beg Brussels for more favorable conditions (like for example no obligation to take in rapefugees), get a narrow "Remain" win and entirely overturn this referendum.
Both big business and the political class in Britain are Europhile so it's likely that this could happen.
>>61236297
>Cameron stepped down so the decision isn't on his shoulders
He hasn't, he's leaving aroud October time.
>>61237115
Same difference, he has made it clear that he's stepping down specifically because of the exit referendum. He probably wants to leave the hardest decisions to someone else, to avoid committing political suicide.
>>61228734
absolute madman :DDDD
>>61237200
The idea is they get someone on the brexit side to negotiate, so it's no hard decision for him. He's leaving mostly because he lost sure but I don't think he was going to be around by the time negotiations finished.
His political career is over at this point nevermind committing suicide.
>>61231421
kek
The other members of the union are pretty irrelevant... so never, my escaped Nazi friend.
>>61227963
too much waiting around is going to increase uncertainty in economics and that is the last thing you'd want in that situation
>>61227432
KING OF THE NORTH
KING OF THE NORTH
KING OF THE NORTH
