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BRITAIN IS OUT
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-36622120
Britain has ruled out a Border poll for Northern Ireland.
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
Follow the Pound live: : https://www.dailyfx.com/gbp-usd
Reddit brigading strawpoll: http://www.strawpoll.me/10576168
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
Sargon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW0LEtW_6sI
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, radio silence from Obama
>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
>The UK's EU Commissioner has promised to resign
Who's ready for 2 years of drama?
>>78670273
D-does this mean there's still a slight chance we wont get to leave the EU?!
>>78670273
I'll be surprised if the EU lasts long enough for us to even need to negotiate our way out.
DARE TO DREAM THAT THE DAWN IS BREAKING
>>78670176
Can't wait for spain to get cucked on gibraltar again.
I'm sure the people on the rock are mad Britain voted remain but if Spain thinks they'd trade the UK for the shithole economic disaster that is their country they are kidding themselves.
>I'm resigning, but not for another four months
>Thinks we need a new PM to negotiate Brexit
What's pigfucker doing, how in God's name is this going to work?
>>78670355
Once you invoke article 50 its a done deal, no way out of it
>>78670795
His position is untenable, he's lost all credibility. He will resign and the next pm will invoke article 50 and negotiate the exit
>>78670355
It will happen. The EU itself is now urging you on because they don't want you to stay long enough to cause significant reforms.
>>78670795
Internal Tory part squabbling until October, then we get a Brexiteer or near enough neutral PM to give us a negotiating position.
Then after one is finalized, Scotland has another referendum. N.I. eats shit.
>that moment when you release you have been awake since referendum night
It's a dream isn't it?
>>78671140
>that moment that you still can't believe that UK has decided to leave
Lmao BBC are actually headlining with that petition
We are leaking into real life again :^)
>>78671539
>no comment section on BBC
>>78671140
Get some sleep m8te, sleeping in a free country is glorious
>>78671460
That will be me, even years later
>>78671539
What that's the lead in the newsroom? Fucking BBC. Although, now the EU is gone, there's no one to protect it....
>>78670176
So in all honesty, how are you guys holding up. Have you noticed any changes in your lives? Are things better? Worse? The same?
>>78671669
I'm eating tomato soup
>>78671710
At the second? Not much change. Give it a month and we might see changes
>>78671710
Nothing has changed for the average person yet.
>>78671834
Not entirely true, any savings you have are currently worth significantly less than they were a few days ago
>>78670968
Well yeah, that's what he's done but he says he's not going until October. He should stand down immediately, what the fuck's he going to do for the next few months, he's going to be a laughingstock and will probably damage his party by staying.
>>78671584
>Not knowing The Neil browses /pol/.
>>78671584
>meme magic is even affecting the Neil now
Glorious. How long before Boris calls someone a cuck?
>>78671930
>what the fuck's he going to do for the next few months
His party needs time to select a replacement and its probably better to have a more drawn out transition. He's announced his retirement, so he cant go back on it, its probably the best he could do in the situation
>>78671935
That you Neil?
How much lower will the pound sink when the markets open on Monday? Do you expect it to sink lower than the Euro?
I regret voting leave tbqh.
>>78672480
It wont go any lower than it has, or not by much and not for long. The pain is going to be minor and drawn out, not sudden and sharp
>>78672480
Eh, it helps our exports. It will rally in a year or two back to here and now.
>>78672480
It's already bounced back a little and stabilised, Personally I expect it to see modest growth over the coming week. It won't hit 1.45 again but to be honest that's more to do with the long term trend (see pic related).
Anyone got the info of how Brexit has benefited so far, or how leftists BTFO?
>>78672480
'no'
everyone is going on about the £ but frankly it was predicted by certain (((merchants))) to drop a lot lower.
It's been on decline for a while now anyway. Staying in the EU would have been a drawn out death
You know what? Screw trying to start an alliance with Russia, we got dad back.
Congratulations, and get rid of the kebab when you get the chance
>>78672836
It's a pic, just text, I saw it on my phone and couldn't save it.
>>78672321
>That you Neil?
He hides under 17 proxies.
>>78670176
The EU should focus more on removing all the kebabs rather than the UK
>>78672882
>Staying in the EU would have been a drawn out death
This is the thing ive gathered from all of this. A leave vote was a gamble on the EU collapsing. If it does then leaving was the right decision, if it doesnt then leaving was a terrible decision, it all hinges on what happens to the EU
BLAIR ON CNN NOW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTWrGNka-ik
>>78670362
I'm surprised you are able to breathe and write this bullshit at the same time.
>>78673108
it's not really a terrible decision if the EU carries on. It all depends what we decide to do, with bad leadership economically we're fucked but so is every other sovereign nation.
>>78671584
Neil looked incredibly pleased Brexit happened.
He's obligated to stay impartial but his face said it all.
>>78670176
>That Independence day speech
Holy fuck
That has to be one of the best Farage has ever done
Also
>First thing Trump does when on UK soil is clap
Kek
>>78673223
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD
Corbyn OUT
Gisela IN
t. unironically labour voter
>>78673241
If the EU survives, then the best realistic option is you end up like norway, ie nothing changes except that you no longer get a say in EU law. Thats the best you can hope for
Back from Corfu lads
Felt pretty fucking good landing on FREE BRITISH SOIL
Article 50 when
>>78673108
Not really.
It's objectively true that the EU is doing really shit and all they have done with all of their problems is paper over cracks.
We're better off out and insulated against it's inevitable collapse.
That's quite aside from the principle that it's better to have control of your own government that it is to surrender power to another government.
>>78673329
What's she like, is she as extreme as Corbyn?
>>78672902
When did this happen?
>>78673439
She was a good addition to the leave team, that should say enough
>>78673275
What would you say if this man crept into your room at night
>>78673403
>We're better off out and insulated against it's inevitable collapse.
Again, this is only true if they actually do collapse. As it stands they are a benefit to your economy, and leaving will be a hit to your economy. Its just a question of whether staying would end up being worse
>>78673329
God, I'm with morality man in hoping that both Labour and the Tories utterly collapse.
Without the prospect of a cushy Brussels position, perhaps both parties will start to be flushed of awful politicians.
I just want there to actually be at least two big parties next election who are representative of what people want and not just carrying on with this bullshit of having almost identical policies on things that matter.
>>78673223
>BLAIR ON CNN NOW
NOBODY FUCKING CARES !
>>78673251
He used to edit the Spectator, probably the most pro-Brexit magazine in existence
>>78673329
I would 100% unironically vote for Labour under BASED Gisela
>>78673649
More to life than economics, friendo.
![article-2338363-1A39C876000005DC-410_634x359[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/zNCg0dU.jpg "article-2338363-1A39C876000005DC-410 634x359[1]")
>>78672989
Neil's a fucking animal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIJ19nJWo88
When you see people complain that old people ruined the younger generations future, show them this picture.
only 32% of 18-24 year olds could be bothered to vote.
>>78673656
This.
Both parties need to colapse and two new more representative parties need to rise from the ashes.
Would Jacob Rees-Mogg as PM be a good idea lads? Always comes across well.
>>78673844
On yer bike, bitch.
>>78673819
True enough, I just really hope the damage is light enough for it to be worth it
>>78673888
>When you see people complain that old people ruined the younger generations future, show them this picture.
>only 32% of 18-24 year olds could be bothered to vote.
source to original study ?
and how do they collect that info, i thought there were no exit polls.
>>78673439
She's on the side of the people/working class, she was a prominent leave voter and it triggered Remainers because she's a native German - she delivered her victory speech in German directed at Fuhrer Merkel.
She speaks confidently and has a charm that Corbyn can't replicate.
If it came to a GE I would genuinely vote for Gisela she's my favourite politician right now and I voted UKIP last election.
If you didn't know much about her now, I think she deserves more attention in the upcoming future. of Britain.
>can't enjoy the result properly until I know they won't order a second referendum
Give me hope, lads.
>>78673649
The EU will collapse. Period. Its childish policies are completely unsustainable.
>>78673916
Now you're just being silly
>>78673181
what do we get out of it?
The next thing we need is voting reform
Fptp created these retarded political parties
With a more proportional system we could have a true conservative party, a centre right party, a centre left party, a socialist party etc. People can just vote for what they want instead of making retarded compromise choices and producing blairite parties as a consequence
The only question is what system to use. Personally I would like to retain some form of local representation
AHAHAHA THIS PETITION IS A JOKE
MEGA KEKSS
>>78674075
Not at all certain. This is probably the biggest threat its ever faced, and if it pulls through it will be far more unified without the UK
>>78673656
Morality man did mention a Conservative/Labour composed of Brexiteers would closer reflect the nation.
Conservatives are moving towards that. Labour's clinging onto Corbyns half-arsed remain position.
>>78674191
That's just people who live in Boris' constituency of Oxbridge
>>78674114
What's wrong with him? Sure he won't run, but I'd prefer him over BoJo desu.
>>78671140
u ok m8
>>78674063
Cameron has admitted defeat, and the UK commissioner for the EU has resigned. Whatever the number of signatures that petition gets, this train has left the station. It is only a matter of time before our exit is concrete.
>>78673524
>>78674050
Damn.
That's sounds pretty good.
Shame that good politicians get little coverage.
>>78674050
Link to victory speech, can't find it anywhere
FARAGE NEEDS A LORDSHIP THIS MINUTE THIS FUCKING INSTANT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tW0QqiT2LU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tW0QqiT2LU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tW0QqiT2LU
>mfw all the retards on my fagbook have accepted that brexit is happening and that "London independence" was utterly retarded.
Scotland probably won't be leaving either. There's no reason for a new referendum at all.
We're out of this unscathed lmao.
>>78674250
>Morality man did mention a Conservative/Labour composed of Brexiteers would closer reflect the nation.
>Conservatives are moving towards that. Labour's clinging onto Corbyns half-arsed remain position.
Better to get them all into UKIP
>>78674063
I SAID NO RENEGOTIONS
>>78674379
He needs to be knighted
>>78670795
A contest for the leadership of the country right now would not be a good thing. It's chaotic enough as it is.
Spread this shit around is the logic. Give it time to sink in.
>>78674429
the new thing is that Scotland can't join the EU due to being vetoed out,
so they are saying Scotland and Both parts of Ireland will create a Celtic Republic
>>78674063
It is completely fucking over man have no fear on that account
REEEEEE
General observations.
Eu cunts have said they don''t want to wait until October for a new PM to arrange our exit. We all know the reason for this right? RIIIIGHT?
They want to start punishing us as soon as possible so they can demonstrate to other countries thinking about leaving how BAD it would be if they do. They are literally acting like the bully in the playground right now. This is why we left. They are ranting in their boardroom and won't even discuss with us anything right now. They just want us out of the EU as fast as possible because...butthurt.
This is why other countries need to get the fuck out of the EU.
We also need to start posting armed guards at ther channel tunnel entrance. I can see France becoming 'lax' on border patrol because 'we have no reason not to let the migrants through anymore'. Anyone coming through the tunnel on foot should be shot as an example. Those migrants would think twice about coming here then.
>>78670795
He said he can't be bothered to make a Brexit goverment only to leave his job as MP.
He wants someone else to do it.
>>78674478
your post is telling me two different things
>>78674464
this is the silver lining.
inb4 this was just a warm-up game and we have to vote in UKIP for someone to actually invoke Article 50
>>78674586
I really hope this Celtic republic meme dies
MEANWHILE AT THE EU HQ
"there's piss in this champagne..."
>>78673656
Labour likely will collapse because of infighting.
The vast contingent of pro-EU shills in there will not accept that their core voter base (tribal Labour working class northerners and Welsh) disagrees with them and will continue the march towards '''''progressive''''' leftism.
They'll end up winning seats in metropolitan middle-class areas and student cities and their other voters will go to UKIP.
Tories will have no choice but to nominate one euroskeptic for their leadership contest (probably Boris) and will force through a moderate cuck (probably May) as the competition. Their grassroots will overwhelmingly vote for Boris and we'll see a solid Tory cabinet that is utterly cucked by backbenchers who will drag them left, instead of the other way around as it has been up until now. Therefore less likely to actually collapse, more remodel themselves
Best case scenario Labour gets rekt, Tories drift left to become the catch-all middle class party and UKIP rise on the centre-right as opposition with working class and conservative support
>>78674379
>Baron Farage of Thanet
>>78674485
he deserves to be Lord Farage
>>78674063
THE
PEOPLE
HAVE
SPOKEN
>>78674197
>if it pulls through
They're going to lose France and Austria and Netherlands 100%
>>78674627
My biggest worry is economic. My two concerns at the minute are keeping the UK together, and ensuring that Brexit means Brexit, that we are independent and sovereign, not some second rate EU stealth membership
>>78674050
I feel like Gisela and Leadsom both have really outshone in this campaign and that there will be a lot of new goodwill for them. I hope they go far.
>>78674627
U N R E C O V E R A B L E
>>78674691
>Conservatives on the left, UKIP on the right
I really hope our politics don't turn American
https://twitter.com/JamesCrisp6/status/746313932659265536
RUMORS OF A GENERAL ELECTION IN NOVEMBER
>>78674627
DELETE THIS
>Shills STILL trying to shill after getting BTFO
>n-nothing will change
>muh EEA
Kek you got REKT deal with it. Trying to scaremonger into a 2nd ref has zero chance of working. The people have spoken.
>>78674736
fug, meant to say 'not economic'
>>78674654
The EU presidents should really reign that sort of talk in; it only worsens their reputation if they start bitching even now about what the UK wants to do
>>78671140
are you okay mate
>>78674586
>NI secretary of state already told Sinn Fein to get fucked
Hope the cucks have fun with that little fantasy lel
>>78674798
IT JUST KEEPS HAPPENING
>>78674300
He'd be a great PM but centre/centre-left (((Conservatives))) would never vote for him, they'd choose May or BoJo or owlface instead
>>78671460
i need sauce this this sausage m8
>>78674627
Even funnier is to compare FTSE, DAX, CAC, EUROSTOXX and IBEX35
>>78674586
That's possibly the most autistic thing I've ever heard.
>We're leaving this union
>We can't join the union we wanted to be a part of though.
>So we're making a brand new one that will be more like the one we want to leave only weaker.
How long before they realise it's about as stupid as London independence?
I love how all these remainians saw Brexit as this delusional absolutely mad idea. Yet they're now all in favour of doing completely unthinkable shit like this.
>>78673916
He's my dream choice but it'll never happen.
Lads I have a problem
I am thinking about how much I could've made betting on Brexit and Trump
It makes me sick
Who here can't wait for Nigel Farage to deliver the bantz to the EU in the coming two years?
>>78673329
> Boris as tory leader
> Gisela as labour leader
> Nigel given a position within governance.
>>78674034
source is the twitter @futurecanon
>>78675013
*Lord Nigel
>>78674985
I saw one madman put £300 on Brexit when the odds were pretty bad.
He must be laughing his way to the cucked banks.
>>78674843
A UK reporter asked him during a public appearance on stage if this means the end of the EU. He replied in a huff voice 'no' and then walked off the stage. They are really salty right now.
WE WILL GO DIRECTLY TO BRUSSELS TO BEG THEM TO RE-ENSLAVE US
MUH SAYCUND RAFFAREANDUMB
>>78674654
Cameron has said he's not invoking article 50.
Boris has said there will be no rush to get this process over with
we have them by the fucking balls don't worry. They have to let us go and it's completely in our hands as to the hows and whens.
If the EU wants to save face they'll be kind to us
>>78673888
> 55 - 64
> 90% turnout
this makes me democratically erect.
> 18 -24
> 30%
> surprised they got fucked
>>78674626
The human brain doesn't even fully develop the frontal lobe until 25~28 years old which is used for rational thinking.
What a terrible idea.
>>78673254
The funny part is he landed in Scotland and congratulated everyone there on Brexit.
LMAO
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news
the salt in the videos down the right-hand side is amazing
What's next for UKIP? Do they die off now that their goal is achieved, or do they grow as Labour continues to fall apart?
>>78674966
>Yet they're now all in favour of doing completely unthinkable shit like this
Doublethink, m8
They're legit walking the path to 1984 and they fucking love it, because doublethink.
Were there any genuine intellectuals who were on the side of Brexit?
I'm just curious - I voted Leave and am happy with the outcome, but it's undeniable we had a lot of chavvy useful idiots on our side, and Remain had the vast majority of academics. Who can we point to when they start with their muh Stephen Hawking muh economists arguments?
>>78674987
how will he deliver bantz without a seat in the EU Parliament?
>>78674985
i've still got 150 on trump lad, we could still get BTFO. it'll be like a 750 payout though i think
>>78675195
UKIP and Lord Are Nige still have much work to do.
They have to be right up the arse of the Cons and, to a lesser extent, Labour, to make sure Brexit goes through right good and proper like.
>>78673888
Holy kek! All those brats bitching about us 'oldies' ruining their lives don't have a leg to stand on!
>>78675178
Scots did vote Brexit, so he was congratulating those Scots specifically because they did win the election :^)
>>78675213
Why won't he have a seat? Aren't you going to stay in the EU for a few years until everything is finished?
Who's already excited for Boris/Corbyn/Farron bants and gaffes?
>>78674987
Nigel is out mate, he's not involved in the exit
We can't be out, the sky isn't on fire and dogs aren't eating each other in the street. Surely remain wouldn't have lied to us, would they?
>>78674798
>https://twitter.com/JamesCrisp6/status/746313932659265536
We have to save Agent Corbyn then lads so he can continue crashing Labour into the ground.
Now with with the Blairite vote of no confidence if he survives he will order a Corbynist purge.
>>78674987
He won't be going again.
He said before the vote that he hopes this is the last time he sees ever has to come here again.
>>78673329
It would be pretty funny to vote out of the EU under prevailing euroscepticism, and then vote in a kraut as labour leader. I like her and would probably vote for her 2bh, it's just pleasantly ironic.
>>78675195
not a chance. If the rumours are true they'll be more popular than ever.
>>78675195
A lot of their party has been prepared for if we was to exit, like how to spend the money, how we should trade and how to control immigration.
Though many will disagree with them they're the best equipped party now.
>>78674627
Just posted a thread with this image on /r/unitekingdom.
I'm bracing myself for the downvotes.
>https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedkingdom/comments/4pshxd/just_a_quick_reminder_that_the_ftse_has_rebounded/
>>78674627
Sterling recovered in LITERALLY 2 days.
Even I accepted it would take a few weeks.
>>78674756
Leadsom is a close contender for PM atm, her odds are shortening.
And.... Boris has a dodgy history, plus millennials absolutely despise him it seems - he was getting booed at home; poor guy couldn't have a kip.
Leadsom as a woman will cause a closed feedback loop with liberals, so it would be interesting - and from what I've seen I also have confidence in her. Very professional and well-spoken I must say.
https://twitter.com/afneil/status/746696483399950336
Based Neil
>>78675195
They must become the shield to protect a true Brexit and not some second-rate EEC deal.
>>78675013
>implying Kate "Literally WHoey" shouldn't be Labour leader
>>78675324
Momentum have already announced they will fight any attempted coup.
That basically means it's already over.
Post slags
>>78674736
>keeping the UK together
Scotland aren't leaving anon stop worrying
>i. Sturgeon will not get her second referendum Westminster will find some way to cockblock her.
>ii. In the unlikely event that they fail and she DOES get her do over, she would never win
Oil is still lower than they were banking on and in the time it would take to 1. run the referendum campaign, 2. negotiate the exit and 3. get all the long tail shit tied up afterwards (it was estimated at one year last time, more complex now for the following reason) they will have been dragged out of the EU - meaning that to rejoin, even if we assume they managed to meet all the other conditions (which is unlikely in itself) they would have to adopt the Euro.
Scucks would not choose the EU over the UK. They'd be too afraid to drop Sterling, they'd lose a fuckload of bennies because the EU will not give them as much as Westminster does and they'd get Project Feared so hard their assholes would feel chafed for months.
>>78675361
I up voted bro
>>78675207
Taleb isn't exactly pro-Brexit, I don't know whether he had a stance on it or not, but this is the best intellectual justification I have seen for the context behind the revolts we are seeing.
The same class of people who have been wrong and BTFO over and over again who have given us Sociology departments and Critical Whiteness Studies and other bullshit expecting us to keep listening because of their own prestige.
Also, it should be obvious that virtually every single intellectual pre-1945 would have agreed with Brexit.
BASED NEIL
>FTSE fell but finished on weekly high. £ plummeted but closed @ Feb levels. U.K. Gilt yields fell. What G Soros meant by Black Friday?
FUCK YOU GEORGE.
>>78674124
well we sell chemicals, pharmaceuticals and vehicles. take your pick. Probably also just the fact that we can work together a lot more closely now that we don't have the EU nagging at us. Not to mention that if we had remained and Trump got in the EU would be cucked into ignoring him. So pretty much a non-official alliance.
>>78675195
If there IS a general election in November Nige and UKIP will pick up a lot of dissaffected Labour and Tory votes if they play their cards well.
>yfw we created the perfect conditions for YELLOW SURGE
>yfw lib dems (who?) are now absurdly left wing
>>78674985
>he wasn't on
Free money desu. I did post quite a few times about it.
>>78675195
Carswell back the the Tories if they'll have him.
Guys I'm afraid
Now you will get globalists trying to split you. Is there someway we can destroy SNP and Sinn Fein and make Britain United again?
>>78675310
>>78675326
Sadness washes over me.
>>78674627
>FTSE 100
FTSE 250 covers companies who invest mostly in Britain.
also, you're not factoring in the fact that the B of E put £250 billion in to calm the markets, i.e. printed money.
>>78674798
Yeah, there's no call for that whatsoever.
Never happening. It's the remaincucks once again trying to clamour at anything they can to win after they've already lost.
They should all be fucking ashamed of themselves. Trying every dirty trick. Even proposing to rip the UK into tiny little pieces just so they can get their way.
Tantruming little children. We'd have just moped and whinged if we lost. We wouldn't have done anything like this.
>>78671140
I went to bed at 9 last after staying up for nearly 34 hours, ive literally just woke up now
>>78675493
>Neil calling out the globalists
It must have killed him inside having to pretend to be impartial and savage Are Nige in that interview desu
>>78675436
He must purge the Blairite counter-revolutionaries then, off to the gulag for them.
>>78675549
I love this man
>>78675361
Does this image mean the pound is just as strong as it was on Monday night/Tuesday morning? I'm a pleb and can't into economics.
>>78674966
>>78675198
>how could you leave Europe? Think of all the history we have together!
>we're going to leave England because we don't agree with their politics
>>78675562
I used to like Carswell but the bloke strikes me now as a bit of a cock; whoring himself out to any party that will take his reactionary arse.
>>78675596
Same. So glad I watched it all though.
>>78675394
Fuck I've never checked out his twitter before.
He's pretty based and is dissing Soros
>>78675538
Nice m8, you going to use it to buy yourself a nice Brexit present?
Priti Patel will be the next PM for PR reasons and there's nothing you can do about it pol
>>78675361
upboated
>>78675643
Case in fucking point
>>78675549
You beauty Neil.
>>78671710
Everything is exactly the same apart from the rivers of tears in the street and also yesterday was one of the best days ever. So... bretty gud so far m8
Looking forward to watching the EU now slowly collapse from across the English channel
>>78675564
Sadly no. Republicucks will never come back home
>>78675713
suits me fine. she's based
>>78670176
>tfw you ran away from your parents house 235 years ago, and dad hasn't stopped caring.
its good to have you back
>>78675664
He is simply not a team player. He really should be an independent MP. Clacton would still vote him in because they love him for some reason.
That victory speech from Nigel was absolute god-tier.
I have tears in my eyes.
>>78675713
Too inexperienced and not enough support for her, it'll be May.
>>78670968
You say that, but imagine the madness that would happen if someone else gets voted in, and they delay the process for as long as possible, or worse, outright deny it for dumb reason X or Y.
>>78674627
I was telling the salty Remainders a few threads ago how the markets will self-correct.
Have this pic, lads.
>the EU took an even bigger than the UK
>>78670176
I see that best buddies flagpole there Bong :^)
>>78675491
Got to say I really dislike Taleb - tried reading The Black Swan but had to put it down because of his unbearable smugness. Agree 100% with the sentiment in that post though, so maybe I'll give him another try.
>>78675643
The funniest part is the Londonistan faggots who are now declaring that they are not British.
Yeah, we've been fucking saying that for years m8s. But you aren't having the capital.
IMPORTANT POLL
https://www.strawpoll.me/10583633
>>78675699
I might buy some fine German beer, French wine, and Italian food to spite the moaning remainiacs.
Can we translate Brexit: the movie into Dutch and Italian?
>>78675776
me too
>>78675713
Redpill me on her lads
>>78675713
I like her, despite her being terrible on the spot in interviewed and backtracking on the death penalty.
>>78675538
I've never betted before
Is there a max limit? Could I make a cool mill?
Has any senpai got that clip from the referendum count which shows some black girl appearing to erase something. Didn't manage to save it. Thanks!
Reading Dan Hannans tweets and we've been fucking conned. Immigration control isn't gonna happen
These are the literal retards we're dealing with.
Globalists are indeed mad. >>78675564
>>78675627
Nah this isn't the pound but the financial market. The pound rallied a fair bit before close but we'll have to wait til Monday to see if it'll keep going up or just stabilises.
>>78675821
Its not an election, the party is picking a replacement
>>78675594
>you're not factoring in the fact that the B of E put £250 billion in to calm the markets, i.e. printed money.
>this lie again
No they didn't.
>>78675831
>the EU took an even bigger than the UK
>mission completed
>>78675564
SNP will not get another indyref and if in some bizarre procession of unlikely circumstances they did, they'd lose it anyway
Norn Iron can fuck off and join RoI if they want to, they're a worthless moneysink anyway. But they won't because there are too many unionists
Only genuine, actually possible concern is Gibraltar getting falklands'd by Spain and I seriously doubt NATO would have any of that
Fellas I just want to say that shitposting with you on referendum night was an honour.
It was more fun that the 2014 Euro election and the 2015 General election.
It's clear that meme magic has become a pretty powerful thing and we need to continue to harness it if we're to rescue our country. The next few months will be critical.
Who else is prepared to take this next glorious step?
>>78673916
How the fuck is Lab/Con going to solve anything?
>>78675858
John Cleese said it best.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/268680/John-Cleese-London-s-no-longer-an-English-city
>>78675664
Never liked him from the beginning. Then he voted us to go to war in Syria, called the Swedcuck Democrat party "far right" and called for Are Nigel to step down. Hopefully he fucks off back to the tories.
>>78675308
>implying Farron will even be in the debates
Boris would destroy Corbyn and I say that as someone pretty left-leaning economically. But I'm not convinced it's going to be Boris, I'm inclined to think we'll end up with May.
>>78675934
I...
She supports brexit now?
>>78675882
Oi don't forget to send a tenner Nige's way for a couple of pints
>>78675948
We need to fight this retarded "young people are all pro-EU" lie.
>>78675713
Poland just scored against you
>>78675594
>BoE market interventions are just bulk emergency inflations
literally untrue
>>78675594
FTSE 250 is top 250 companies.
FTSE 100 is top 100 companies.
It has nothing to do with who invests.
>>78675889
Somewhat based, she's a typical backbench Tory but not an identity politician
Compare her to someone like Spear Chuka or Sajid Javid who preface every sentence with "As an ethnic minority..."
>>78675861
But some of them are okay. What about those ones?
>>78675842
He is indisputedly a very arrogant and proud shit, almost at Trump's level, but when he BTFOs people it's quite a thing to see.
>>78675927
he said he's for controlled, not minimal
>>78675394
Keep an eye out for the gigantic bears, too
>>78675934
That can't be real
>>78675491
>>78675842
Taleb is a hedge fund manager. he's blaming someone else for stuff that is causing him to lose money. his whole post reeks of buttmad.
>>78675564
Neither of them have a valid claim to another referendum.
Just because their countries voted for the UK to remain in the EU, that does not automatically signal that they'd want to leave the UK and join the EU as independent states.
NI only voted 56% in favour of remain, hardly a landslide
Scotland voted two years ago in favour of remaining in the UK when the prospect of an independent Scotland in the EU was shot down as impossible.
It's sabre rattling from butthurt, dumb fucking nationalists and it unfortunately might work.
Spain is our saviour right now since they'd veto either of them joining the EU to discourage Catalonian seperation, but neither side really has a claim to referendum to start with. Retards I tell you.
>>78675927
He's not even an MP, but I do think Boris and Gove support free movement of people. It's why Boris was shilling immigration and multiculturalism in the post-referendum speech.
>>78675831
>EU got fucked more than we did
>THE EU IS GOING TO FUCK YOU UP, YOU'RE BE WROSE OFF THAN YOU ARE NOW!!!!!! THE EU WILL LAUGH AT YOU!! - remainiacs
LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
IT JUST CAN'T GET ANY BETTER
I'M SO FUCKING ELATED THESE KEKS ARE FINALLY FACING REALITY
>>78675831
>tfw crashing the EU with no survivors happened
I'm shilling here but if there's any mining town/disenfranchised Labour voters here who actually want a pro-leave representative, please e-mail Gisela telling her to run for leader.
I sent one a few weeks ago asking her to run for leadership and depose Corbyn for the sake of our country.
She usually replies but last time she told me it's not on her agenda atm and busy with the Leave campaign.
[email protected]
If you are skeptical, it's like a UKIP vote with the Labour party machine behind it.
>>78676028
Next step is getting Trump in the white house
>>78676136
check it for yourself
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/video_and_audio/headlines/36626004
LMAO COALBURNER CRYING OVER LEAVE VOTE
>>78676065
>you recognize the specific user
maybe time to spend a little bit less time here m8
>>78675979
Correct. It wouldn't be out of the ordinary if they chose someone who on the surface supports Brexit, but drags his feet for so long that staying in suddenly becomes more of a reality than invoking Article 50.
>>78675934
BASED LILY
>>78676028
>and the 2015 General election.
I dunno, watching the Labour and Liberal Democrat wipeout was absolutely stunning. I actually cared about the result of Brexit though so from that point of view it was probably better.
>>78675549
>Neil has his sword and armour ready
DEUS VULT
>>78676193
It's a key goal but it should not be our only one.
>>78675889
She's fantastic
>>78675904
I bet with betfair exchange. An exchange is punter vs punter, so there are no limits. Of course, if there is small liquidity and you wanted to bet a million the chances are you'll influence the price quite a lot. In the end there was over £100mn traded on betfair exchange.
I know William Hill / Ladbrokes were taking 25k, 100k bets. Largest political betting event ever.
>>78676089
>pic related
>>78675934
You can't make this shit up.
>>78675889
she craves white seed
https://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/746626492864528384
this #brexitin5words hashtag is a shitshow
>>78676136
Oh it's real
>https://twitter.com/lilyallen/status/746664139058192384
Lily Allen is now a #BeLeaver , new queen of /pol/?
>>78676136
https://twitter.com/lilyallen/status/746664139058192384
I know I thought it was fake, she's caused massive tears and butthurt from the Remainers.
>>78676235
Lily Allen is, and forever will be, a complete mong.
>>78675934
She went from blocking people, calling every leaver a racist to this
wow
>>78675610
>It must have killed him inside having to pretend to be impartial
doubt that, he's a true professional he knows it's his duty to keep everyone accountable
>>78673238
Going to offer a reason as to why, or just continue taking a high chair position whilst saying nothing substantial?
>>78675934
LEL
>women
>>78676062
>Cuckswell fucks off back to the Tories
>immediately loses his seat because Clacton is sick of his shit
L E L
>>78670176
Guys how possible is it that they hold a second referendum?
>>78676220
>recognize a celebrity
>hurr stay off pol
You fucking what
>>78673393
We never had a say in EU law anyway. Why don't you guys comprehend this?
>>78676321
>stages of grief
>Acceptance
>>78671140
>>78671460
Yesterday was a good day lads
>>78676028
>next glorious step?
We need to meme the Anglo Union into existence.
>>78676179
This is a good idea
If we have any faggot labcucks here Gisela is a decent choice for leader
>>78676400
Unlikely seeing as though Cameron has just resigned
>>78676343
But she's a mong that's on my side now, so yeah.
Or are you subversively trying to suggest that brexit is fucked now a mong has jumped ship? Get fuccked, cuck.
>>78673957
UK is already making hay out of leaving the EU look at southern euros economy shitting the bed.
>>78676226
I really dont think its going to happen. No one is talking as if thats a possibility, europe is treating it as a done deal. Frankly if the UK doesnt invoke it, the EU will kick you out themselves.
It's done
>>78676400
Literally impossible
https://twitter.com/David_Cameron/status/732562392131997697?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
>2nd referendum begins to re-join the EU before we're fully settled and out the door
>brexit and leave supporters are even stronger
>everyone votes leave to spite crazy remainiacs
>vote to leave margin is even higher than previous
>Remainiacs BTFO once again
What a sweet sweet outcome that would be
>>78676400
Unless something major happens, hugely unlikely. All serious political commentators and politicians have confirmed that we WILL be leaving the EU. This is just the reaction of millennials who think social media means shit.
>>78676450
>Belgian beer
>>78670176
Hey I need a quick list of stupid claims made by remainers during the campaign.
I'll start with:
"If Brexit happens, it means WW3."
"If Brexit happens, argentina will take the Falklands."
>>78676165
The share price for Deutsche Bank is now lower than 2008
https://mishtalk.com/2016/06/24/dont-worry-deutsche-bank-only-down-21-pre-market/
>>78676450
most fun I've had on /pol/ since zimzam
>>78673996
Ed Miliband (I don't know bout the rest of Labour) has supported giving the vote for 16 year olds for ages. 'If 16 can learn to fight for our country, they should be able to vote how it's run!'
In reality they just understand young 'uns are more likely to vote lefty. Same reason they're pro-mass immigration despite it negatively effecting the people they're supposed to represent, the working man.
>>78676321
she's an anarchist, of course she likes the situation we are in
>>78675713
Patels alright but a little shaky infront of the media, id go for Gove, the man is watertight.
>>78676509
Indeed brit bro
>>78676444
Because you did, and you had a position from which to negotiate which EU law you followed. Now that position is much weaker
>>78676488
Calm your tits Alfie.
She's not on the "Leave" side, she even said that herself a few tweets later.
>>78676467
>anglo union
I sincerely hope you're not suggesting free movement of people with Canada, Australia, NZ and US anon
>chinks and '''''syrians'''''
>abbos and lebs
>chinks and maoris
>literal niggers
N O
O
>>78675934
wtf i love lily allen now
>>78676321
WE TURNED HER LADS
Women usually side with their conquerors.
>>78676492
True, but none of the market shakeups in the early days really matter, not the euro markets, not the british market or even their currency. Its all panic spending and uncertainty
>>78676321
>>a lot has changed
>yfw she discovered /pol/
>>78676529
>Not drinking brussels tears
It was that much sweeter lad
>>78676450
> Stella.
Do you beat your wife with that beer?
/POL/ COMMITTEE TO MAKE BRITAIN GREAT AGAIN
> STEP 1 - LEAVE EU
done
> STEP 2 - NEGOTIATE FAVOURABLE LEAVE DEAL
yet to start
> STEP 3 - SECURE BRITAIN'S PROSPEROUS FUTURE
yes to start
Suggested tactics for Step 2:
> Discover our meme candidate for Conservative leader
> In the likely upcoming general election UKIP should not stand against any parliamentarian who supported leave
>>78676634
You guys come to us far more than we go to you mate
>>78675934
She's wavering. Perfect time for a subtle redpilling, /pol/. Think of all the fans her views get through to...
>>78675934
Holy fuck, that's a fast one.
>>78676529
>He doesn't drink the brew of his enemies
>>78673687
> Fuckin britonis getting all the spicy pepperonis right now
>>78676746
Nah m8 I'd smash the monitor wouldn't I
Article 50 needs invoking as soon as possible
Tories will try to meme a pro-EU leader into number ten, then hold a general election and use the '''''mandate''''' for a pro-EU Prime Minister to reject the referendum result
Labour and the SNP would literally aid and abet them, MPs would overwhelmingly vote to support it
>>78676400
your top eu guy said it's now inevitable and resigned
>>78676450
>Stella
>Not Blue Moon
>Not the superior Belgian beer
>Or at least Carling, to celebrate England
Anon, don't make me regret being happy for you.
>>78675195
UKIP are going to rip chunks of the tories and labor votes you watch those parties do everything they can to keep the UK in EU
>>78676557
man is a charisma black hole too though.
>>78675934
WTF ITS REAL
>>78676750
We need #brittrump to make Britainia great again.
>>78676836
STAY WOKE LILY #REPRESENT
>>78675948
ffffffucking kike
>>78676732
>>78676781
filter out the brainwashing formula first lads
>>78671584
> Andrew Neil @afneil 21m
No sign so far of threatened plague of locusts tho might have glimpsed dragon behind neighbour's chimney. Sword + armour ready. Early days.
Based Neil.
>>78676751
I'm not bashing your country mate I like it there. Just saying free movement fails because even if you control your own borders you cannot control those of you partners and if even one of us went full retard (I suspect Canada) we'd all be utterly fucked. The EU is living proof of that
>>78676028
New best friend UK, fill me in on the fun!
/pol/ why is this guy wrong
i know shit all about brexit
>>78676829
nice
>>78676853
One thing I do kind of actually credit Cameron for here is that I think he's taken the right stance.
Right now there is a lot of hysteria and panic and high-running emotions among the public and even the MP's. A short period of calm to recover and collect our / their thoughts is necessary so people aren't voting for the next PM purely on emotion, and so the EU arses don't react too strongly for the same reason.
For the first time in my life I also respect Cameron, for coming out with dignity and his head held (relatively) high and for actually keeping a promise for once.
How about Jacob William Rees-Mogg for PM?
>>78675195
See:
>>78676750
>>78676879
UKIP need to state that they will stand candidates against every traitorous remainer MP
They need to establish that the remain MPs can not be trusted to negotiate a deal with the EU/
>>78675549
I'm not really plugged into Brit/pol/, who is this banterman?
>>78673888
mid 2015?
>>78675195
Farage should dissolve UKIP and form a new civic nationalist political party with genuine cross party Old Labour appeal and see if he can bite chunks out of Labour while keeping up the pressure on the Tories with "we need less immigration" rhetoric.
>>78676613
She's backtracking a little because she's dealing with the shitflinging of the buttsore leftycucks. She's on my side because she values democracy. I believe she's seeing the irony in VOTING for the EU.
But yes she is absolutely a mong.
>>78676135
>Mass Effect 3 could actually happen now
>>78676135
>Leaving the EU makes alien attacks on London more likely.
>>78676977
Fair point
>>78676994
Not even reading that, guarantee I can answer anyway
1. He's a melodramatic cunt and everything he's saying is an exaggerated interpretation of the worst possible outcomes of any situation that could ever arise
2. He's an open borders cuck faggot
3. He's a student or metropolitan liberal and is accusing everyone who disagrees with his sheltered, narrow perception of reality is a racist or stupid
>>78676364
Latvia is fucked if the EU dies - he has no choice but to cling onto hope.
>>78671710
My libtard friends are complaining about people being stupid, when last week they were asking what referendum about and if they need to register
My libtard father is sighing heavily and bitching about the working class and elderly with his lib dem friends
I opened a bottle of 20-25yr old whiskey and burned my throat so good
And I have a new love for Malaysia, the country not the pathetic attempted draw cunt
>>78675133
Not to forget the £1000 that the Farage bet!
>>78673844
She was looking forward to that hijab so much too.
>>78677231
Don't worry, Britbro, we got your backs.
Everything will be alright, and the fireworks will be red, blue, or green to your liking.
>>78677390
point out only 32% of 18-24 actually voted then ask them who the really stupid ones are
>>78676671
For Southern Euros it is real and will stay real. UK was propping up their terrible credit ratings.
>>78675831
Can you give a link on that chart?
>>78676321
>erm, you see the bredxit repeal movement? *that* is what you need to get excited about. There's change in the air...
They actually think they can change the outcome, don't they?
>article 50
what even is it?
sounds like the procedure for a doomsday weapon the way everyone's going on about it
>>78677687
It says Bloomberg, figure it out.
>>78677673
And they will continue to do so for at least the next 2 years. UK leaving only leaves a 7 billion hole in the EU budget though
>>78671584
I saw the interviews on Friday morning with Andrew Neil and he seemed to be pleased with the result, even getting annoyed on one woman who was going on about how bad it was.
I'm not sure about Dimbleby though, he has a habit of correcting remainians on mistakes but I'm sure I just don't notice it for leave. Sometimes I get the impression he's just along for the ride and has no real opinion either way.
>>78677746
It's the bit of the EU treaties that allows member states to leave and outlines the process
Once it's invoked we have two years to get out and there's not going back
Essentially it means we're leaving and there's nothing anyone can do about it
>>78678067
Only once its invoked. And on one really wants to stop it now anyway apart from some butthurt remainers. The damage has been done
>>78677956
>only 7 billion
I know it's not a lot in terms of overall income and expenditure but remember that we're one of the only net contributors and that they're already running massive deficit spending
>>78673238
Can't wait for the day when the entire EU is made up of
Germany
Sweden
the Butthurt Belt
Turkey
Ukraine
Albania
>>78678153
You're underestimating the influence butthurt remainers have anon. They make up literally three quarters of our parliament. If the tories and labour put up pro-EU leaders and a general election is called, the winner can and will use it as a 'mandate' for Europe and overturn the referendum result. We need to make it official before then.
>>78678191
True. But odds are you will never actually stop paying
>>78678380
You might be right. But the way the government is talking it definitely sounds like there will be no referendum, they seem to be treating it like a done deal
>>78677102
I'd support that campaign.
>>78678380
That would be an insult to democracy and political suicide. No MP in their right minds (except the SNP and Londonistanis) would actually try to nullify a national referundum in Parliament.
If that shit happened in the US, those politicians would be out of their jobs fast (since we elect our Reps every two years.)
>>78678331
>the Butthurt Belt
Who?
>>78678734
Referendums (even this one) arent legally binding. Still it would be political suicide to do it
>>78676211
Jesus those accents make them sound stupid.
>>78675980
>he did not watch the Bank of England yesterday trying to calm people down
>No they didn't.
Oh yes they did.
>>78678734
Are you seriously suggesting that the 90% of Labour MPs that are metropolitan libcucks and the 65% of Tory MPs that are neoliberal fuckheads are 'in their right mind', anon?
>>78678966
They didnt print money, they have a big chunk of liquidity on hand for precisely this situation
Don't know if I should be happy for them or feel betrayed for the damage they did to me...
>>78678966
Listen Borat I know your shitty government is perfectly okay with massively inflating currency overnight but here in Britain we have at least a modicum of experience with and respect for economic philosophy
>>78679171
You should leave the EU instead.
>Van der Bellend
>0.1%
>>78679331
We are landlocked by the EU. Also way smaller than the UK. Not a good idea.
>>78679405
>what is Switzerland
>>78679515
We're no mountain jews and you know that.
>>78679405
>Not a good idea.
Aren't you neighbors with the medpack?
>>78679405
So?
You can't remove yourself from a customs union because your country is landlocked?
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