Germany is one of the reason for BREXIT. Apparently Germany is giving the refugees from the middle east German citizenship. And with the free movement of EU citizen, they get to spread out across the EU countries (at least in the Shengan (sp?) zone). Unfortunately, these 'refugees' don't want to integrate with their host countries and are making problems by insisting on retaining their own laws and acting on them.

Italy may be the next to frustrate the socialist new world order dreams of our Commander-Of -Grief.
Click the link to scroll down to view a chart I previously stumbled onto today~

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/06/...

Paul Craig Roberts warned that the EU would make things difficult during the breakaway process. He recommended David Cameron get the bum's rush now. Today. This instant. Same with the breakaway: don't stretch it out for two years. Just declare unilaterally that all cooperation is at an end.

Cheering for the Brits! Great reminder of our revolution. Maybe of the revolution to come, not the Berne kind, I hope. My liberal friends posted that they really didn't mean to exit the EU. They were just sending a message that got carried away... spin spin spin.

LOL! My first laugh today is a good long one!
Old Dino was still laughing when I wrote all of the above. I've settled down now.

Freedom of choice is all that matters

That would be interesting. I have heard this could take up to 2 years to negotiate and complete. My first thought was why and that's a good enough reason to get out. Scotland could hold a vote in that time frame and really muddy the waters.

Personally I think they should never have got into bed with Europe in the first place. However, now it will be interesting to see what Scotland does by way of separation from the UK. They are in the same position as Britain was to the EU after all in terms of self determination and sovereignty.

Is John Galt already there?

Expect the looters to use every possible shenanigan, fair and unfair, to both accomplish their objectives and keep us from accomplishing ours. This is one of the great lessons of Atlas Shrugged.

Krisanne Hall is a Constitutional scholar. She said on Facebook a few weeks ago---"the Constitution is written in English, why do some people constantly need it interpreted?"

Yes, I suspect MOST politicians across the globe have no understanding of what their people want. You'd think here in the US the constitution would make their role clear and easy to understand.

They have a long way to go but this is a good first step. FOX was interviewing tony Blair this morning. My opinion is that he appeared to be shell shocked. How could the people want something other than what they were told to want???

Excellent news...unlike the unconstitutional reaction that happened in the US, secession doesn't seem to be causing a civil war with the EU. Welcome back to autonomy GB, now get your house in order by cleaning up your muslim mess before it corrodes your culture more than it already has.

my 2 bits.

True. I don't know for sure but I have to think Merkel is a huge EU supporter. This may now become a major election issue in countries all over Europe.

If Germany goes the way of the UK, the EU is toast. They are the supporting economy keeping it afloat.

Excellent points. There will be a period of time where the losers tell us awful it will be. I heard someone say this morning they aren't leaving Europe. That is physically impossible. They are leaving a failed economic system.

While I am all for the Brexit, I am concerned with how the vote is bring portrayed as being isolationist and uncooperative. When in reality it should be viewed as being a against coercion. The powers that be will be vilifying this result for some time. However, I think the German response stating that of course it is in the interests of both parties to have free trade between them even if they are not part of the union is very telling. Free trade can work with out coercive powers. Actually it only works without coercion.

Heard on Fox News this morning that the vote to get out of the EU was under counted because people there, like here, were afraid of being labeled anti-immigrant, having no compassion, etc. They are also tired of Brussels running their lives, like telling them what kind of toasters and hairdriers to use. This was an anti-establishment vote, and I say, "Way to go Brits!" I hope that we take a page out of their playbook.

Agreed. It's pretty clear his decision was made ahead of the vote. I thought sure when I read a few days ago that BREXIT support was falling that the fix was in. The markets reacted positively and my guess was that the average persons vote wouldn't matter. I was surprised to see it go this way.

Cameron stepping down seems odd, as if he could never work in the service of the people, once the people's wishes are made clear.
I fully expected him to make the exit process as painful as possible, then have another referendum to try to reverse the decision next year.

It has to happen. The powers that be are no doubt planning their next move in order to maintain power. Upheaval may be an understatement.

The markets are going crazy and at least two other nations' movements for exit have taken major boosts.

What many don't realize is that this is just a step. Now comes the 1-2 year process of negotiating the actual exit itself. I think it is safe to say from the market's reaction, however, that there is a fair amount of upheaval.

Hope they do. I see it as a repudiation of The New World order crowd. A world wide revolt may be starting and it most likely will get ugly.