>Markets back to over and above normal
>Article 50 has not been triggered
> Increasingly, pushing narrative of "nothing will really change......"
>Boris Johnson is Old Etonian Scum and theresa May was a pig fucker
Will it all end up for nothing lads? We had to do it, that much I know, at a minimum we set back the Turks joining by 5 years. But anyone else feel like the (((globalists))) are just going to pull it away?
bump. wondering same thing.
Ameribro, it seems like we blew out load, a lot of money changed hands quickly from one Jews t another before we could even figure out what was actually happening, and now we wake up even worse off than before with our wallet missing...
feels bad man.
>>79480781
>"nothing will really change......"
it wont
but the eu takes it's first step to dying, and when that happens the white race removes a big jewish hook from its side.
The markets going back to normal is a good thing, article 50 has not been triggered because Cameron is leaving office in 3 months and he's too much of a coward to do it. Pushing narrative of "nothing will really change" because the remain side are sore as fuck losers who are saying things like this to make themselves feel better.
Personally I think it's a good thing, let the nation calm the fuck down for a bit before triggering article 50 in September or October.
>>79480781
Two steps forward, one step back. It's a lengthy process for the UK to unwind itself from the EU. It's literally never been done before. But more importantly is the symbolic statement that brexit made, giving hope and motivation to other EU countries that may now seek to leave. It won't happen overnight. But imagine how things would be if Brexit had failed. You made a powerful statement, even if the changes are not immediate.
That said I am concerned that the UK will allow itself to still conform to EU regulations regarding immigration. I hope the UK fights hard to resist the EUs attempt to punish it.
I still say well done. And if all I get out of it is having watched Nigel's you're not laughing now fuck off speech it will have all been worth it.
The pound is still low af
>>79482117
You want a weak currency because it means your exports will be cheaper.
>>79482117
This is perhaps the important tell. But IDK.
>>79480781
>Real Leaver incoming PM coming through.
>>79482117
Good for my business (exporter).
>>79480781
If you leave your enemies they win.
Honestly this seems more like its going to effect the EU more than the UK in the long run since what ever happens next decides if the rest of the EU stays or tries to leave.
If the EU tries to fuck the UK over then they're just proving you guys right, if the EU gives you some good trade deals then the rest of the Union questions why they need to stay.
>>79482259
Exports are cheaper but impotts are more expensive. And guess what, UK is net importer, so with weak currency they're worse off
>>79482545
Admittedly, they used to be an industrial powerhouse like Japan, and the Island COULD support that level of development.
But this isn't the 19th century. So you're probably right.
Imagine if the EU was 25 WTC twin-towers. Britain just crashed a plane in one of the towers and every passenger fell in a coma. People freak out about the passengers being in a coma, but they wake up one week later.
>>79482545
Or it means the British people now purchase cheaper British goods than expensive foreign goods. But I agree that foreign goods will now cosy more
>>79480781
Markets are not normal again. And the Brexit hasntz even happend yet. The markets simply responded to something they didn't expect.
Things will change. once article 50 is triggered Britain will either accept freedom of movement for access to the singlemarket or it wont get free access to the market. You'll also have to continue to contribute to the EU to get access. You'll have to keep all the rules just like Norway and Switzerland but from then on without any say. So yea things will change for Britain.
>>79482545
UK plc owns enough abroad via pension funds and a whole mire of offshore assets to mostly offset that. 101 economics for dummies. How the hell do you think we and the US have been a huge trade deficits for yonks?
>>79482179
what do they even export?
>>79482896
You don't really know what you're talking about do you
>>79480781
>denying the Turks
You done us proud, dad.
Christ you guys are the biggest defeatists on the planet.
YOU WON! You are having an leadership election in October and 4 out or 5 of the people running want to leave the EU including fucking Theresa May who was a member of the IN campaign.
Keep the pressure on and article 50 will be [triggered] in due time.
>>79482885
>buying cheaper british goods with the pound
>weak pound
pick one. A weak pound will cause inflation you idiot. It will make everything more expensive for Brits. Only people with stronger currencies will benefit from it. i.e not british people. And britain imports more than they export.
>>79482896
So every non EU country or entity has to conform to EU regulations to trade with it?
Fuck the EU. The UK may suffer short term setbacks as it restructures itself, but its economy is too fucking large to just be dismissed as if it's some small European country. It's not. The fact that the UK never joined the euro tells you that it can manage on its own. And I truly hope brexit marks the beginning of the end for the EU.
>>79480781
>Will it all end up for nothing lads?
Don't worry, lad, based Theresa will hand in the Article 50 notice in October and off you go!
>>79483300
You people and the sky is falling. The pound is still stronger than both the USD and the euro. In fact the GBP has been falling for about two years. So what of it falls 30 fucking cents. It didn't crash. And their inflation, without checking, is what... 2%
>>79483032
Banter.
>>79483041
wot m8? are you suggesting you'll get free access to the single market with out any of the neccesairy obligations? think again. it will never happen. you'll get the same deal and switzerland and norway. If britains rejects that deal it will be treated like any other third state. But of course they will accept it. Cause they don't want to tank the economy because of a few brits who are afraid of white poles. While non-european immigration will rise.
>>79483100
Not about "defeatism" friend. Just don't expect the international ((globalists)) to politely shake hands and say "ok, you beat us on out One World Government, NWO. project to turn entire p lanet into coffee-co lored serfs with kosher overseers fair and square..."
My fair is a new torie govt who will run and then claim a "mandate" to take us back into the EJew. Desu I felt better when the ((glablaist)) tv presenters were visibly panicked on air.
t. brit expat across the great water
>>79483100
To be fair most of us here are happy. There seems to be a lot of concern trolling recently though, I get that.
>>79482179
> a weak currency is good...
only for merchant bankers you faggot.
a strong currency draws investment, secures financial stability, encourages domestic industry and makes for a strong market.
only state run economies with massive slave populations can milk a weak currency for the benefit of the apparatchiks.
stop buying marxist/keynesian economics. it's all bullshit
>>79483032
Not being rude but just search "British exports." The second link on my screen is titled Top 10 British exports.
>>79482376
> good for my business (exporter)
found the happy merchant.
>>79482896
don't worry Hanz, you'll be using the D-Mark soon enough while formulating another cunning plan to cuck Europe to weaken the D-Mark.
Your Greens might have enough time in between to finally destroy your famed Mittelstand or cause it to flee to Blighty.
>>79480781
Its been TWO weeks anon, our whole political structure is in upheaval
This is what happens when kids are raised in a world of instant gratification, they lack patience.
>>79482376
>UK
>Exporting
>>79483315
>So every non EU country or entity has to conform to EU regulations to trade with it?
no, not to simply trade with it but to have access to the singlemarket. and Yea of course every country hase to obide by EU regulations if it wants access to the singlemarket. It would be retarded otherwise.
>>79483818
Go take a look at how the GBP compares to both the USD and the euro. Now take a look at the past five years of the GBP. Then shut the fuck up.
>>79483032
British pensioners mostly.
>>79483300
The developed world, stuck in stagflation would suck Inflations dick. Even central banks printing hundreds of billions can't create it fast enough
>>79483578
>Don't worry, lad, based Theresa will hand in the Article 50 notice in October and off you go
Not sure if you are being sarcastic. If you are a White guy, there is no way it isn't ultimately good for you and every other European (the ones who don't need a modifier before "European") who wants a future where Europeans are allowed to have an identity.
Btw my German friend, the Italian navy picked up another 20,000 "refugees" this summer-- all black as night, all male, not fleeing any war-- just as Ghadaffi predicted. thank you NATO.
-t. Brit. expat
>>79484109
Forgot teh pic
>>79483767
concern yrself with deez nuts bongfag
>>79483628
im not saying the sky is falling im saying that claiming british goods will be cheaper for british people with a weaker pound is retarded. the fact that the pound is stronger than the USD and Euro is irrelevant for british people buying british goods.
>>79484034
Agreed. Genuine question - why can't the UK prosper outside the single market the same way the US Canada Australia etc does? I understand the benefits of having access to the single market, but it seems like you guys have bought into this idea that without the EU the UK will just implode. It's clear that people want to trade with the UK.
>>79483818
>strong currency ... encourages domestic industry
stopped reading there, why do you think your politicians have been crying about China for two decades and that after 2008 the world was worried about a Currency War i.e., a race to the bottom?
>>79484169
>If you are a White guy, there is no way it isn't ultimately good for you and every other Europea
You don't know anything about Europe. It only gets worse, it always gets worse.
>>79484054
> muh statistics prove that a weak currency is awesome!!
only for money handlers you faggot.
a weak currency is devastating for working people, people on fixed incomes, savers and investors.
>>79484319
Perhaps I wasn't clear then. Expensive imports will increase sales of British goods. I misspoke if I said that British goods would be cheaper.
>>79483723
>t. brit expat across the great water
Oh shit, you too? Where?
>>79484493
>people on fixed incomes, savers and investors.
I agree with that.
But the pound dropped. It didn't crash. And the FTSE didn't crash. And that is all in the context of everyone thought remain would win
>>79484379
china is the prime example of a state run economy that relies on a massive pool of slave labour to enrich the apparatchiks.
china's economy is "doing great" for money fingerers and political bosses, but ruinous to the workers and real market investors
>>79483981
>This is what happens when kids are raised in a world of instant gratification, they lack patience
Or could it be what happens when older people think they know best when they are the ones who brought us into this clusterfuck?
Do you not see what's happening? The EU cannot afford to make this easy on us, lest every other nation who wants off the sinking ship is going to jump.
You can bet the Jews are going to make us pay. My fear is that they are going to let thing go on as "normal," the suddenly pull access to common market, amd the outcry among the "instagram, sushi-eating, high street types will ne enough to trigger another vote.
think about it anon-- 20k-25k negroes into Italy just this week, a d will go on until October. How quickly do you think they are going to get these niggers on voting rolls somewhere?
We are watching out own extinction play out in real time. -t. britfag in the great satan
>>79483723
>t. brit expat across the great water
Insomniac ex-Briton here in Canada. I've had much the same feeling, i.e. that it might be too good to be true, but you have to admit that the Brexit result at the very least forced out into the open the snarling hatred of the elites (and their lackeys in the media) for genuine democracy and self-governance. We can only hope that more and more people notice that the globalists' mask of tolerance and benevolence is slipping, and that what lies underneath is frankly terrifying.
>>79484637
wages have been slowly climbing in China as the gov want it to to escape the 'middle income' trap. Even talk of some industries shipping back production to the West as China isn't as dirt cheap as it once was. Also more automation and 3-printing is fundamentally changing the whole export base. Services are now more important to a economy (hence why the chinese are trying build theirs) and the UK has a good competitive service industry.
>>79484751
>Or could it be what happens when older people think they know best when they are the ones who brought us into this clusterfuck?
What clusterfuck? If the UK remains "out", it will avoid being abolished altogether and absorbed into a European superstate with one army, one law, one economic policy... ein Reich now filling up to the brim with millions upon millions of subliterate and unskilled third-world barbarians looking for gimmedats and ficki ficki. Now, a sovereign Britain is going to have many problems, but at least it will have control over its own solutions, and that's a hell of a big fucking improvement.
>>79484751
I agree the EU has an incentive to punish the UK, but EU countries still want to sell their goods to the British people. There has to be a middle ground. I'm more concerned that the UK will concede to the EUs immigration demands, although I don't pretend to know what those demands are precisely
>>79484976
> wages have been climbing in china
for the money fingerers, managers and other apparatchiks. the proles and peasants still live in a third world country, gazing up at the gleaming skyscrapers of their overlords.
such grand communism marxism has wrought.
Only thing that's really happened so far is a big hiccup on the markets and also other countries wanting to push for their independence.
The EU, or specifically that Juncker, would rather watch the EU crumble and die if it meant not changing any rules to make a compromise. The guys a wankstain.
>>79484751
>Do you not see what's happening?
Yes which is why I voted OUT, 40 years being here is long enough for me to see how the EU has transformed since Maastricht, the next 20 are not going to be any better, one-party bureaucratic state where the common man has no say?... yeah count me out.
>We are watching out own extinction play out in real time
Stop being so over dramatic
>>79484473
>You don't know anything about Europe. It only gets worse, it always gets worse
I live in Europe mate, was born there. you just are not considering thst historical processes reach a tipping point, esp when a pathalogical little tribe of ((globalists)) always push things too far and then some form of backlash begins.
The way this all came to happen--Cameron making this promise he never intended to keep to shut up Farage, Cameron getting majority he never expected giving him the power to do it, and every big ((leader)) on earth, from president to pope, warning the people against it and doing it anyway.
Were this a few hundred years ago, we's already have the trials convening for treason and the gallows being built.
My fear? People have short memories and grt easily distracted. Did you see the literal panic over rumour Nandos was leaving?
>>79484335
Canada only exports 9,5% to the EU and AUS only 5%, the UK exports 50% to the EU. Canada is part of the Northatlantic league and has free access to the US market in which it exports 75%. Look at the trade of the commonwealth its fucking weak af. geography matters countries mainly trade with their neighbors this is true all over the world.
Look at what happend to switzerland in the 90's when they tried to get out the singlemarket. And switzerland is a way smaller and less economically dependant country and they actually have a manufacturing based economy.
the EU singlemarket is the biggest and deepest market in the world and the UK WILL want to have access to it. Britain would have to completely revolutionize their economy and exports behavior for it to truly thrive outside of it. this would take decades and only works if it can find partners around the world that would prefer the small UK market over the huge EU market. good luck with that.
>>79481008
>before we could even figure out what was actually happening
sorry dude, we'll try and jew a bit slower next time.
>>79485475
>Stop being so over dramatic
overly dramatic??? you do know 3-4 million entered Europe last year, and now they are coming across from Libya at a rate of 25k per week?
Do you realize this number will only grow throughout the summer? This is how you spot the non-white or luuvie in a thread.
Recall, the White man was oppressing them in Africa, they wanted freedom? Well, they got it, and now that they see how much their "own people" care about them, they want Whitey rulling over them again.
As Ghaddafi said "If they push me out, all of Europe will turn black. I never lie."
Thus far, the 2 most honest politicians of this century (saddam and ghaddafi) were hanging by ((globalists)). All predicted by Dr.pierce, btw. See on YT "Why War?"
>>79486513
>3-4 million entered Europe last year
kek, no.
>>79486513
I don't get you, your posts are contradictory, you slate older people for voting out of EU, voting against the very bureaucracy who are allowing mass immigration and bringing us into this Brexit mess, yet at the same time are preaching our extinction, maybe we should have just stayed in the EU and "conformed" you can't change things by conforming.
Pick a side mate
>>79486064
we've fastened ourselves to corpse and are beginning to get sick of the smell. the eu is declining in whichever metric you measure it by, both demographically and industrially but also culturally. it was by far and away the biggest market, now its barely ahead on PPP and its moving towards the next ESSR and we all know how that ends. Also, the never ending trickle of shitskins.
>>79480781
>at a minimum we set back the Turks joining by 5 years
the turks can't join because they went in the other direction with press freedom and democracy, and it's only getting worse
>>79480781
YOU HAVE TO DECIDE IF YOU VOTED FOR THE BEST FINANCIAL OUTCOME
OR
THE BEST CULTURAL OUTCOME.
>>79486113
>we'll try and jew a bit slower next
If you are on this board on a fri night, you may safely assume you are not among the ((globalists)) being referred to.
You are simply here trying to feel powerful by believing you, pereonally are hated, when your own tribe laughs at you. This board is concerned with ppl like ((soros)) et.al, not the son of the local jew dentist.
sorry to let you down.
>>79480781
>>Markets back to over and above normal
how is this a bad thing?
>>79486802
Hungary did the same, yet it's still part of the EU.
>>79486064
Those are good points. Any rough numbers for how much the UK imports from the EU? Is Nigel correct that German auto workers would suffer?
Whats the worst case scenario for the UK? High duties? It can't possibly be zero trade. And I don't claim to know WTO standards and practices.
Finally I read an article that discussed the UK simply joining another trade group such as the EFTA as sort of a back door to the EU. Are you aware of the UKs options?
I fully appreciate why the EU would like to punish the UK, but it seems like both sides suffer from bad trade deals. The UK decided it wants to leave the EU. Why can't the EU let them go?
>>79480781
fuck off shill
>>79486661
1.2 million entered Germany alone, and are now sending for their wives and kids. Even if it's not as high a figure as the other poster quoted, it's still catastrophically high for your country.
>>79480781
>the change hasn't happened yet
>people pushing a "nothing has changed" narrative
???
Media playing on ignorance again or is there something I don't know?
>>79486964
Turkey will never join the EU. negotiations are just a carrot we dangle infront of their face to get them to do what we want. Every single country in the EU would have to agree for turkey to join. This will never happen.
>>79486802
>the turks can't join because they went in the other direction with press freedom and democracy
The Turks already seem to have the whip hand over the German government, and the EU will do anything to appease them over the "migrants". I think eventual Turkish membership in the EU is a foregone conclusion at this point especially seeing as the Union has hinted more than once it wants to expand into North Africa and the Middle East.
>>79480781
Who cares if turkey joins if they get visa freedom.
>>79487288
>fuck off shill
anyone who is worried they might get fucked is a "shill." solid thinking there friend.
Actually, now that the site has just been in Mail, Sun, even Big Black Cock, maybe it is better to just keep a positive face on shit here and do any real introspection on infiniti-chan bc no normies dare venture to that place...
>>79480781
> Will it all end up for nothing lads?
What I'm getting from it so far is they'll sort of re-brand the EU at best, Britain won't actually leave because they'll claim the margin was too small and get support from Remainers, and the project will march forward into open slavery.
In short, it's looking like a complete waste of time.
>>79487497
The other anon is right.
All the Repeople pushing for Remain have now turned into 'Concern' shills . . .talking rubbish and trying to spread doom and gloom.
For example - look at this Faggot>>79487606
>>79487606
Even if you are correct it was not a waste of time. I truly believe you made the EU leadership shit their pants, and you gave hope to other countries.
>>79487313
>1.2 million
of those almost half were people from the balkans (Serbs, Albanians, Macedonians ect) and virtually all of them are already gone. And yes sure its high much too high but we havent even caught up with france yet.
>>79487897
Yup, it's the continuation of project fear. Now it's project regret.
Pretend everyone is sad about it to push a second referendum. No chance of happening of course. Everyone is delighted we left.
>>79487606
The farage won't let that happen.
everyone lost brexit lad
>>79486964
>Hungary did the same
nowhere near the same, half of their journalists are in jail for criticizing the Sultan
and kicking an old member out is new territory while joining has strict requirements
>>79487430
you don't live in europe you moron, you have no idea how much "law harmonization" and other costly bullshit we had to go through to even be considered because only truly civilized countries can do it.
>>79488917
>nowhere near the same,
Not the way it looks from outside.
>>79488392
No. The British people simply said goodbye to a poorly designed organization. It was a smart move even if it brings short term setbacks.
>>79487481
you underestimate how fucked up the EU is. its already working on Turkish travel arrangements.
>>79489132
the western media is understandably not measuring the two regimes with the same stick
yes, hungary is becoming rotten corrupt and moving towards authoritarianism *by western standards*, while turkey is just another islamic middle eastern dictatorship now.
>>79483818
Nope. There's a reason the NZD is lower than a lot of currencies, for instance. We do a lot of exporting.
>>79488917
>you don't live in europe you moron
Not sure what the relevance of the insult is. I immigrated here from Europe, if that matters.
> you have no idea how much "law harmonization" and other costly bullshit we had to go through to even be considered because only truly civilized countries can do it.
There is no logical reason to assume that the EU will be as stringent in the future with states that are more backward than yours. It is aiming to be an empire, after all.
>>79482285
Do it for her lads!
>>79480781
Yes,
but the (((gloabalists))) (((politicians))) (((bankers))) etc, want to be oon the winning side.
They tried to fix the result but failed, now the EU is fucked and breaking apart. As soon as one country votes on opting out of the Euro Dollar the value will plummet.
It's over for the EU
(((they've))) tried similar shit for 1000s of years but the results are always similar to this.
people wake up and reject their bullshit and the bullshit of the elites who (((they))) have corrupted
>>79489738
you only post ignorant bullshit, m8
> I immigrated here from Europe, if that matters.
it was clearly russia or similar shithole because you have no idea what the EU is and how it must have similar laws and guaranteed freedoms
it's not an empire but it is a common living space with similar standards
>>79487897
>All the Repeople pushing for Remain have now turned into 'Concern' shills
Don't agree. Of course, well all understood the ((globalists)) were going to make us suffer for going against their will-- I fully expect to lose my job, but I voted out anyway.
I just wanted Cameron, as he implied he word, to trigger article 50 ASAP. IT's going to be a race to see if the EU can break the UK before they realize they need the UK enough for the shekels, and have to cut a deal on "migrants."
While all this has been going on, the papers have been burying the stories of tens of thousands of niggers just going a few miles off shore to us the warships as a taxi service.
We're expected to believe the European governments-- who put those Libyan cunts in power-- can't tell them to fuck off and just bomb their ports?
http://www.africanews.com/2016/06/26/hundreds-of-west-african-migrants-rescued-in-mediterranean-taken-to-italy/
>>79480781
Turk here. You didn't do shit you god damn retard, because Turkey wasn't REMOTELY close to joining and will likely never get to join. It was an empty scare, if you actually look up and follow the ongoing negotiations, they aren't "ongoing" at all. Mainly because we're fucking up the kurds and jailing journalists.
>>79488392
the British people had a small win
we need to see if we can expand on it
>>79480781
>Article 50 has not been triggered
AND IT WON'T BE UNTIL WE HAVE A NEW PRIME MINISTER.
Jesus Christ. I've never known people on /pol/ to be so unaware of current events. Cameron, who fucking campaigned for Remain said he was resigning, to be replaced before the Conservative party conference in October and he's said it will be for his successor to trigger Article 50.
Every time you useless dipshits act like it's going to be triggered any day now and you just don't know why it hasn't been already, it reminds me of infants constantly asking "are we there yet?" on a fucking car ride
>>79490543
Cameron will make sure whoever his successor is, he or she is too cucked to trigger Article 50.
>>79490773
Leadsom tho
I honestly hope it's a woman so we can point to the fact both female Prime Ministers have been conservatives.
>>79480781
it was never gonna be the be all end all you retard. its a stepping stone to greater things. the political winds are changing
>>79490267
>the "if you don't like the EU you're a Russian shill" argument
I keep seeing this line of bullshit pop up these days. Where does it come from?
>it's not an empire but it is a common living space with similar standards
It's a prison of nations like the USSR, and once you are in you're not permitted to leave. Britain just barely made it out, and whether or not it's permitted to stay out remains to be seen. Once the constituent nations finally give up their sovereignty (which will be soon) any attempt to secede will be met with the same response the Confederates received from the Union back in 1861. I feel sorry for Hungarians having enmeshed themselves in such an obvious trap; I would have thought memories of 1956 would have still been relatively fresh in their minds.
>>79490384
>Turkey wasn't REMOTELY close to joining
you're lying. Cameron was directly asked before a national Brit audience why there was a special team at the UK embassy in Turkey to prepare visas for them.
The interviewer (irony of ironies) was Faisal Islam, was on Sky news. Cameron refused to answer why there was a team of UK civil servants in turkey helping to prepare visas for Turks.
you really are the eternal roach and need another Lepanto to remind you where you stand.
>>79490773
No evidence of this, shill
>>79490957
I'm wondering if all this "hate crimes are up 57%!" bullshit will genuinely embolden actual racists and far right groups
>>79480781
>2 posts by this ID
>can't quote reply properly
Funny, isn't it?
>>79480781
The EU keeps telling the UK government to activate Article 50, so they won't get away with not doing it at all.
There was no plan.
>>79491237
>Britain: Fuck the EU, we don't have to listen to them
>EU: Trigger Article 50
>Britain:...okay...but I'm doing it because I want to, not because you told me to.
>>79491034
> Where does it come from?
where do you come from with so much hostility and ignorance if not russia? it's pretty obvious, m8
> It's a prison of nations like the USSR
literally gulag
>>79490384
>Turk here. You didn't do shit you god damn retard, because Turkey wasn't REMOTELY close to joining
so BBC was making this up? Now, what, roach? Now what? If I had you here I could smack some sense into you, but instead you just get to lie and then slink off under the refrigerator, roach that you are...
"A British diplomat suggested visa-free travel for some Turkish nationals should be extended to the UK, documents leaked to the Sunday Times show.
She suggested the move be considered for Turkish "special passport" holders, who are mainly civil servants."
>>79484637
Brexit just shows the globalist agenda for what it really is: not about lifting everyone else up but about undoing the golden age of the 20th century West, and bringing us back down to the level of the slaves.
>>79491779
>where do you come from with so much hostility and ignorance if not russia? it's pretty obvious, m8
Damn, I thought Hungarians were supposed to be intelligent? And what's this about "hostility" -- you've insulted me, not vice-versa?
>>79491126
>embolden actual racists and far right groups
The only true "right wing group" Europe has seen in the last 30 years was in Serbia...and Milosevic was a former commie.
Always get a kick out of Pakis on here crying the sky is falling bc a drunken group of tennagers told them to go home, but the same cunts were quiet during Roterham.
Triggering article 50 in Oct is the best way to go because the EU wants to try to use Brexit as a way to sweeten France's deal before their elections next year. Best if France remains pissed at the EU and votes Le Pen.
>>79480781
Together in Britain we have lit a flame that the ages will not extinguish.
The Overton Window has shifted.
The age of political correctness has ended.
There will be no dawn for Labour.
>>79492511
>The Overton Window has shifted.
>The age of political correctness has ended.
>There will be no dawn for Labour.
Kek willing this post is truthful.
>>79480781
The fight is far from over this is just the first step.
There are many things that still need to be done to save the world and next is other countries leaving the EU to end the bureaucratic nightmare that is the EU I mean seriously for fuck sake they try'd to outlaw people growing their own vegetables these people in the EU are nothing but power hungry lunatics.
BREXIT will take time to work and it will take time to start pealing back all the red tape and bureaucratic nonsense the EU has created for Britain.
Ontop of all this you still must keep on fighting to end political correctness that is the other big threat to freedom and to do this we must keep fighting for common sense and reason every conversation every youtube comment every time we think critically and most importantly think for our selfs this is how we will win the war on political correctness and all the other bullshit.
When enough people wake up and realize what's really going on then real change will happen.
The fact is, we had our chance to fire, with a vote, other than that, we have no control on what happens now, but we got the result we wanted (well if you were leave that is), and all we can do now is just relish in the giant kick we gave into the arse of the politicians and the EU who take every single fucking thing for granted.
If the worse still happens, at least we didn't go quietly.
>>79494825
I can't speak for other countries, but the US has been in a serious leadership drought for at least a couple decades, including all of Congress and our presidents. I wish we had leaders who spoke with the passion and eloquence of Farage.
>>79492137
National Action seem pretty legit, though they are almost Antifa tier faggots
Just concern trolling.
We're waiting for the House of Cards saga otherwise known as the Tory leadership contest to be resolved.
If we get Gove or Leadsom Brexit is guaranteed. With others like May it's practically assured as well, because the consequences of ignoring the result are too great.
People need to understand that triggering Article 50 too soon is not good for us. It's specifically designed to give the EU all the power to make it hard for members to leave. The longer we hold off, the more Europe suffers from uncertainty, the stronger our bargaining position becomes.
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>>79497290
>The longer we hold off, the more Europe suffers from uncertainty, the stronger our bargaining position becomes.
I tend to agree with this, and I'll add that it provides time for the reality of the situation to sink in and feel normal, which decreases the fear of the British people as well as the markets, allowing the British leaders to stand firm during negotiations.
>>79497290
>with others like May it's practically assured as well
Except it will be Brexit: Cucked Edition.
Immediate cave in to EU demands, EEA, free movement of EU citizens and probably some sort of law where we basically accept EU law except with a clause saying we can refuse law in certain circumstance and clause that will never be used.
>>79497842
>I tend to agree with this
Me too.
The 'concerned shills' are painting this as a bad thing but it is in our best interest to hold on for as long as possible, this gives us more time to get our house in order, get a negotiating team sorted and begin talks with other Non-EU countries with a view to setting up trade links.
Article 50 has a 2 year limit but it can be extended if loads of EU states agree . . .. . we know that will never happen. It's all good
>>79498159
If we end up with free movement at the end of all this bullshit I will probably give up with politics forever.
>>79498414
Don't reply to these twats.
They are Remainers who now do the 'I predict it will not be good' shilling.
>>79498551
No no no, Im leave, i want Leadsom, I just really dont want May. She fucking campaigned for Remain. The next PM has to be Leave, absolutely has to be, otherwise we will have """""""Brexit"""""" and it will basically be like we never left the EU because Remainers like May don't want us to leave the EU
Its only been a week lads. They were not expecting this result at all. Our whole political establishment has been broken apart, with the conservatives finding a new leader, and with comrade corbyn disbanding the blairites. It's a massive constitutional change, and something you don't just rush into without proper organisation. Stop being so negative about it. Brexit won. Keep your heads high, and be proud we finally made it happen.
>>79482285
Suffolk reporting in for Based book reader.
>>79498791
>because Remainers like May don't want us to leave the EU
Teresa may although she stayed in the remain camp (more to support Cameron than anything else - as t was thought they would win) she was certainly not active in campaigning for Remain.
She is a Euro-sceptic and has made no secret of the fact that EU regs have choked her with regards to immigration and deportation of illegals/undesirables.
She is not my first choice of PM either but I won't complain too much if she gets the job.
>>79498159
So what should they have done just stayed in the EU and let things get even worse.
Oh look bad things are happening but we shouldn't make any attempt to make them better because it's difficult.
>>79482382
>>tfw brazil was a shithole but nobody really knew it, incoming olympics shining a spotlight on the humiliating shithole that is rio.
>>tfw you can't even smell the shit anymore so you talk about other countries. fuck off and fix your mess.
>>79499113
Go to github and get the extra flags for 4chan extension mate.
>>79498189
I want to know how the British people responded to Farage's you're not laughing now fuck off speech. I thought it was beautiful, but I imagine remain shills were immediately disgusted by it.
>>79499765
The lefties still think he is a far-right Fascist but the rest of us felt like you, it was wonderful!
Most people in Britain think he is almost demi-God. (except for remainers of course)
>>79487897
We need to meme it back the other way
>>79500202
I don't usually worship politicians, but it's difficult not to feel a tingle in your back knowing he waited 17 years to deliver that speech.
>>79499134
I'm hoping May realises (IF she becomes Prime Minister) if she backtracks on Brexit, or tries to take us halfway and keep stuff like freedom of movement, she and her party are done. They will defect to UKIP en mass and she will be remembered as a traitor.
>>79500389
i don't think we need to, as time goes on various facts are chipping away at them. For example:
The second referendum - Not going to happen.
The Young vote - Blown away as they couldn't be bothered to vote.
They are clinging to 'hate crimes' now but that is being dismissed.
Now all they have is the 'uncertainty factor' . .. there are lots of ex-remainers (including that Tripfag YKTD) that still push the 'it will not happen' shit - and post a Peter Hitchens Blog, you see them on brit/pol/ later.
It's worthwhile remembering that Peter Hitchens didn't think we would win anyway and what's even worse, is that he thinks we should Never have had a referendum on it?????
>>79499134
>She is a Euro-sceptic
Yeah and Cameron called himself a Euro-septic during the fucking Remain campaign
>EU regs have choked her with regards to immigration and deportation of illegals/undesirables.
400,000 immigrants, double the numbers under Labour, I'm not convinced that's entirely on the EU honestly
LEADSOM OR BUST BOYS!
>>79500723
I bet he is chuffed to bits and he most certainly will never have to buy a round in a pub ever again.
>>79500745
Single Market is fine but the accompanying Freedom of Movement is NOT! . . .I don't think they can spin this for us to accept it. There will be a lot more happening than a 'strongly worded letter to the Times' !!!!
>>79499765
Dont get me wrong I liked it for the memey HAW HAW
But (as I posted in another thread)
As amusing as this is it really does us no favours in trying to help us get good negotiation deals and reach an agreeable post-EU settlement. Given we haven't done our own trade deals for some 40 years we are going to be woefully unequipped compared to the hundreds if not thousands of EU negotiators. The odds are stacked against us, but I think we can pull through. Antagonising the EU any further will probably not aid us though.
>>79499441
When the fuck did I say that? All I'm fucking saying is Theresa May would not in fact give us Brexit if she was PM. We would be out of the EU only theoretically,we'd still have free movement and we'd buckle to every demand the EU made, we just wouldn't have any representatives there anymore.
We need a Leave PM, desperately.
>>79500202
No my friend on the left really liked it and agrees with me Farage is an incredible man to work 17 years in an institution he hated and that hated him, campaigning daily to remove the need for his job, and when he achieved it, he went back to gloat.
My friend can be redpilled, he just needs guidance. I've noticed if I don't discuss the redpilled perspective on each specific issue, he very easily slips back into regressive thinking, but once explained to him properly, he understands and agrees
>>79501291
That beautiful madman stood before the European Parliament and boldly stated that if all of Europe were to try to fuck the UK in a trade deal that -
>the consequences would be far worse for you than it would be for us
So I can appreciate your sentiment and understand why others might not like what he said.
>>79501698
Funny isn't it . . .but I was talking to a Belgian on /pol/ yesterday regarding Guy Verhofstadt (the chap with the floppy hair who went into a rage about Are Nige' at the EU parliament)
This Belgian anon said that he had met him once - I know it's 4chan and nothing is real but the way he talked I believed him, I also think he was the same anon that posted with an EU flag once and did an AMA on /pol/ . .. but anyways.
I laughed at this Verhofstadt chap and the Belgian basically said . . .what if he was on your side?
It made me think.
>>79481633
>Cameron is leaving office in 3 months and he's too much of a coward to do it
more like he's not a cuck
why would you work to implement something you opposed
>>79483818
perfect explanation my friend from overseas.
>>79481633
I agree, I think there should a period of calm and consolidation before article 50 is triggered, this gives the negotion team time to prepare. But article 50 MUST be triggered.
>>79483818
A weak currency encourages domestic industry. If it's strong it's cheap to import from elsewhere and it's expensive for foreigners to buy anything you make.
Our oil killed most of our industry.
>>79480781
> We had to do it, that much I know, at a minimum we set back the Turks joining by 5 years.
Turkey isn't joining.
That was a lie... just like all the others.
>>79484017
>country known for importing
>this means 0% of people must export
>>79480781
No Brexit is Brexit. It's going to happen. There's no going back. Out is out.
>>79481633
This this this.
Nothing happens overnight, and the EU has hooks in us that run deep, we've only begun to tease them out, but the process has now begun.
>>79481633
This makes sense, fucking nobody was actually prepared for us to win that vote so shits gone crazy, need things to stabilise
