Is anyone else still in shock that Britain is actually leaving the European Union? It's so surreal that it's really this time.
>>61252208
>>61252247
*teleports behind you*
>>61252382
*it's a hologram*
>>61252714
*summon my black shinjo akakami*
"Heh, nice try bud."
>>61252844
*spin an slash you across the face with my kunai*
"nothing personal, kid"
>>61252208
so...
is world ended yet or we are going to forget this stupid irrelevant shit?
The moment we have been waiting for.
>>61253023
>Gibraltar will never be Spanish
>>61252208
I'm glad of this because they could show us the way, so I hope UK will go well/better.
>>61252208
That remains to be seen. The process will take 2 years, the referendum is technically non-binding, the political class of the EU is overwhelmingly europhile, British big business needs the Free Market area, Juncker and Hollande have both stated leaving the EU is irreversible and there's nothing about the article 50 procedure that prevents Britain from changing its mind halfway through. For as long as the procedure takes (2 years), they remain part of the EU.
I'm almost certain that there will be a second referendum after highly symbolic concessions made by Brussels that might result in a minor "Remain" victory, especially after some economic fearmongering ("You think the pound crashing was bad? Just imagine what happens if we REALLY leave!").
>>61253006
The British economy took a heavy hit (they slipped under France literally overnight) but otherwise nothing horribly wrong yet.
>>61253070
who the fuck cares about that rock, we just want to see everything burn, UK just lost 350 billions today.
>>61253312
350 billion means nothing to 1st world countries :^)
>>61253312
Never.
Ever.
Be.
Spanish.
>>61253312
>who the fuck cares about that rock
We do and that's why it will
never
ever
be
Spanish
