The Official Brexit thread. How could Brexit affect us here in America?
dontdiedontkillanyon
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1CK1S;9126188 said:
Scotland are pro-EU. The guy is full of shit.
dontdiedontkillanyon;9126255 said:
People with the least life experience voted the way cool hip celebrities and liberals told them to vote. The people with the greater life experience made better choices... the baby boomers generation is responsible for lots of fuckery however this was the right decision.
MsSouthern
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BigBallsNoWorries;9126201 said:
Curious about this too
I'll be there next week
BigBallsNoWorries
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MsSouthern;9126343 said:
You going to London?
MsSouthern
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BigBallsNoWorries;9126373 said:
And Paris
DoUwant2go2Heaven;9125700 said:
Bruh as a Christian I know it feels good to delight that Gods prophecy turns out to be true so that the unbelievers look foolish for not believing but you are too excited to glorify death and destruction. When the final hour hits it will be nothing to be excited about many lives will perish. As a Christian man I feel that you are more worried about mocking those that doubted God with the fear that comes with the death and destruction
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CracceR;9126368 said:
calling me beenie man is not a diss, I actually like beenie man but my personality is closer to bounty killa... but anyway Yes I can predict the future and so can you all it takes is a deep understanding of human sociology and history.... because people keep making the same mistakes over and over again. I saw the uk leaving or AT LEAST attempting to leave the e.u two years ago. I predicted they would ultimately decide to leave
When the Islamic immigration crisis began i knew that is was the start of the end for the e.u
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zzombie;9126411 said:
i heard rich saudis buying alot of property in london.
arabic is the second most spoken language in the city of london
and these are not refugees or anything, these ppl are rich and it has nothing to do with the e.u.
this is a map of the city of london, its a district in london that was established in roman times and it is probably the most expensive district in london where alot of banks have their hq.
so how does leaving the e.u. change the islamic immigration?
they invite alot of rich arabs anyway
CracceR;9126432 said:zzombie;9126411 said:
i heard rich saudis buying alot of property in london.
arabic is the second most spoken language in the city of london
and these are not refugees or anything, these ppl are rich and it has nothing to do with the e.u.
this is a map of the city of london, its a district in london that was established in roman times and it is probably the most expensive district in london where alot of banks have their hq.
so how does leaving the e.u. change the islamic immigration?
they invite alot of rich arabs anyway
RICH anybody is cool you can make a lot of money off of rich people... It's not the rich muslims that worry anyone ( although they are partially responsible for the housing prices going fucking crazy in london,) it is the vast unwashed Muslims masses that really caused this... most muslims in the u.k are not arabs they are from Pakistan.
Leaving the e.u will impact immigration because now the people of the u.k will have more freedom to determine their immigration policies and they won't face so much pressure from the e.u to conform to immigration policies that outsiders determine
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StillFaggyAF
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zzombie;9126421 said:
Agree
2stepz_ahead
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im still not convinced this is a good thing....
working around the globe....in pharma i have noticed american(and canada), Uk and austrailia are the brains behind alot that drives things outside of the EU. france and Germany run things inside the eu. ireland attracted companies because of the low taxes.....curious how this will work now.
but companies here are already saying this will be difficult because alot of people travel back an forth to the UK as well as commerce. taxing imports and exports, new visa requirements and who the hell nows if the will be apart of the schengen area. because now they will most likely enforce border controls to slow the immigrants.
also think about flying to vegas from cali an needing to go thru customs.
people are already complaining about the possible lose of funding to UK based gov't programs as well as restricting the freedom of movement without borders.
i see this as a slow trickle, while you may think you fixed a problem after a few weeks....the crack still remains and is building up pressure.
i think more countries follow suit an we see a rel refugee and migrant crisis as more countries try to hold onto their own money.
i think this is bigger than the financial markets. alot bigger. this all seems to simple and very surface. almost too simple.
this is about to get very interesting
working around the globe....in pharma i have noticed american(and canada), Uk and austrailia are the brains behind alot that drives things outside of the EU. france and Germany run things inside the eu. ireland attracted companies because of the low taxes.....curious how this will work now.
but companies here are already saying this will be difficult because alot of people travel back an forth to the UK as well as commerce. taxing imports and exports, new visa requirements and who the hell nows if the will be apart of the schengen area. because now they will most likely enforce border controls to slow the immigrants.
also think about flying to vegas from cali an needing to go thru customs.
people are already complaining about the possible lose of funding to UK based gov't programs as well as restricting the freedom of movement without borders.
i see this as a slow trickle, while you may think you fixed a problem after a few weeks....the crack still remains and is building up pressure.
i think more countries follow suit an we see a rel refugee and migrant crisis as more countries try to hold onto their own money.
i think this is bigger than the financial markets. alot bigger. this all seems to simple and very surface. almost too simple.
this is about to get very interesting
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ThaNubianGod
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1CK1S;9126190 said:
This is the type of nonsense the #remainiacs were spreading.
Simply put, globalists were pro-remain, and the working class was pro-leave. All these celebrities and politicians you see on TV are making $$$ off globalism, so I'm not sure why anyone cares what they think. Their idea of a "good" economy are high markets and GDPs. But for 90% of us, the real measure is income and opportunities. Who cares if markets are high when the vast majority of that money goes to less than 2% of us?
