Is the UK Leaving the EU a Bad Harbinger for Globalism and Hillary, Their Puppet?

[paulitician]

The NWO Globalist scum will seek revenge on Great Britain. So it's gonna be a struggle for a bit. But the Brits have gotten their independence back. They're very brave people. Now Americans see that the NWO scum can be defeated. Let's hope we start pushing for our independence.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Id say not good right now, Jim. But remember, we've got the memory of a flea over here.

 

[Toro]

There is a retreat from globalization, no doubt about it. It's a rejection of global capitalism and the free flow of goods and services across borders. It's also a response against technology.

These trends are working against the established political order, which includes Hillary Clinton. Not only is she swimming against the current populist tide, she is inherently a weak candidate.

However, she has both demographics and an awful opponent working for her. Had Trump acted like a statesman instead of a jackass, he'd win this thing hands down.

But he's opted to act like a jackass, so he will lose and Hillary will win.

 

[Tom Horn]

When the most popular baby name in England is now "Mohammad", it was time to get the hell out of the EU.

 

[Agit8r]

Considering that globalist predictions have come true, it'll probably sober up the people who have been enjoying the reality show, into taking this election somewhat seriously for a change.

 

[Tehon]

The NWO Globalist scum will seek revenge on Great Britain. So it's gonna be a struggle for a bit. But the Brits have gotten their independence back. They're very brave people. Now Americans see that the NWO scum can be defeated. Let's hope we start pushing for our independence.

But the Brits have gotten their independence back.

The Brits haven't gotten squat but the ability to make their preference known. Now the hard work begins, this thing is far from settled.

 

[Desperado]

People are waking up and seeing globalism for what it is. There is nothing good that can come from open borders.
Without borders there is no country. Nationalism is a good thing, not something to be looked down upon.
The other ths the vote shows is that the people were against immigration and when the government ignores the people
the people will fight back against the government, This time they were lucky it was only by means of a vote!

 

[CowboyTed]

Funny

Since most of the "pro globalist" policies come from industrialized states such as the UK.

I don't think this is a blow to globalization or Hillary. If it is a monetary set back, it is only temporarily.

However, I do think this maybe a blow to England's growth over the next few years. England may see lax immigration policies and industrial flight as the state adjust to the new market realities.

Brexit may work against the people who thought they were reclaiming their country.

Short term:
£120 billion off the stock market
7% drop in currency


Medium term:
Scotland goes independent
Northern Ireland will need an arrangement
UK will get screwed when looking for an EU free trade agreement
Recession almost guaranteed

Long term:
Major Job Losses in Financial Services & IT
Significantly weaker England and Wales

Other issues:
Ireland will become US new best friend in EU
EU could become more integrated, UK were the check in stopping the United States of Europe...
EU Army...

 

[bripat9643]

The people of the UK have spoken and they told the international corporations to shove it, they want out of their Globaloney EU horseshit.

Since Hillary Clinton is basically the avatar for Corporate Globalism, is the UK leaving the EU a bad sign for her success?

Bad for them. Good for us.

 

[bripat9643]

Funny

Since most of the "pro globalist" policies come from industrialized states such as the UK.

I don't think this is a blow to globalization or Hillary. If it is a monetary set back, it is only temporarily.

However, I do think this maybe a blow to England's growth over the next few years. England may see lax immigration policies and industrial flight as the state adjust to the new market realities.

Brexit may work against the people who thought they were reclaiming their country.

Short term:
£120 billion off the stock market
7% drop in currency


Medium term:
Scotland goes independent
Northern Ireland will need an arrangement
UK will get screwed when looking for an EU free trade agreement
Recession almost guaranteed

Long term:
Major Job Losses in Financial Services & IT
Significantly weaker England and Wales

Other issues:
Ireland will become US new best friend in EU
EU could become more integrated, UK were the check in stopping the United States of Europe...
EU Army...

Prove any of that will happen.

 

[Toro]

I don't know if it's good or bad for the UK economy over the long-term.

It certainly is bad in the near-term.

However, the EU has a lot of dumb rules and regulations that will be cast aside and free up the UK economy, which would be beneficial over the long run.

Of course, the Brits could elect that nutter Corbyn, and all the benefits would disappear.

 

[CowboyTed]

Funny

Since most of the "pro globalist" policies come from industrialized states such as the UK.

I don't think this is a blow to globalization or Hillary. If it is a monetary set back, it is only temporarily.

However, I do think this maybe a blow to England's growth over the next few years. England may see lax immigration policies and industrial flight as the state adjust to the new market realities.

Brexit may work against the people who thought they were reclaiming their country.

Short term:
£120 billion off the stock market
7% drop in currency


Medium term:
Scotland goes independent
Northern Ireland will need an arrangement
UK will get screwed when looking for an EU free trade agreement
Recession almost guaranteed

Long term:
Major Job Losses in Financial Services & IT
Significantly weaker England and Wales

Other issues:
Ireland will become US new best friend in EU
EU could become more integrated, UK were the check in stopping the United States of Europe...
EU Army...

Prove any of that will happen.

First two have already happened...

Scotland will most likely go... They had a huge majority to stay and narrow vote to not go for independence the last time...

With Scotland gone, Gibraltar under huge pressure from Spain.. They will be losing financial services to Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin.. London is the engine of the UK economy and they just cut their balls... Thus the recession...

bripat, you don't know how import being able to free trade in Europe is... Imagine a state in the US unable to free trade with other states effectively... The Germans will turn the screw.. Ireland and France will want free trade quickly but there is plenty of states that want UK to feel the pain...

With UK out of EU then US will be dealing with them directly or using Ireland... UK used to be the US guys(allies) in EU...

The UK is already talking about regret.. They got a shock immediately when the Pound dropped 7%, this is holiday season...

 

[Meathead]

Funny

Since most of the "pro globalist" policies come from industrialized states such as the UK.

I don't think this is a blow to globalization or Hillary. If it is a monetary set back, it is only temporarily.

However, I do think this maybe a blow to England's growth over the next few years. England may see lax immigration policies and industrial flight as the state adjust to the new market realities.

Brexit may work against the people who thought they were reclaiming their country.

Short term:
£120 billion off the stock market
7% drop in currency


Medium term:
Scotland goes independent
Northern Ireland will need an arrangement
UK will get screwed when looking for an EU free trade agreement
Recession almost guaranteed

Long term:
Major Job Losses in Financial Services & IT
Significantly weaker England and Wales

Other issues:
Ireland will become US new best friend in EU
EU could become more integrated, UK were the check in stopping the United States of Europe...
EU Army...

Prove any of that will happen.

First two have already happened...

Scotland will most likely go... They had a huge majority to stay and narrow vote to not go for independence the last time...

With Scotland gone, Gibraltar under huge pressure from Spain.. They will be losing financial services to Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin.. London is the engine of the UK economy and they just cut their balls... Thus the recession...

bripat, you don't know how import being able to free trade in Europe is... Imagine a state in the US unable to free trade with other states effectively... The Germans will turn the screw.. Ireland and France will want free trade quickly but there is plenty of states that want UK to feel the pain...

With UK out of EU then US will be dealing with them directly or using Ireland... UK used to be the US guys(allies) in EU...

The UK is already talking about regret.. They got a shock immediately when the Pound dropped 7%, this is holiday season...

If Scotland and Northern Ireland leave the remainder of the UK lurches to the right. Scotland and N I are largely insignificant and I can live with that.

It is time for a president who puts America and Americans first: It's time for Trump.

 

[Tehon]

Funny

Since most of the "pro globalist" policies come from industrialized states such as the UK.

I don't think this is a blow to globalization or Hillary. If it is a monetary set back, it is only temporarily.

However, I do think this maybe a blow to England's growth over the next few years. England may see lax immigration policies and industrial flight as the state adjust to the new market realities.

Brexit may work against the people who thought they were reclaiming their country.

Short term:
£120 billion off the stock market
7% drop in currency


Medium term:
Scotland goes independent
Northern Ireland will need an arrangement
UK will get screwed when looking for an EU free trade agreement
Recession almost guaranteed

Long term:
Major Job Losses in Financial Services & IT
Significantly weaker England and Wales

Other issues:
Ireland will become US new best friend in EU
EU could become more integrated, UK were the check in stopping the United States of Europe...
EU Army...

Prove any of that will happen.

First two have already happened...

Scotland will most likely go... They had a huge majority to stay and narrow vote to not go for independence the last time...

With Scotland gone, Gibraltar under huge pressure from Spain.. They will be losing financial services to Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin.. London is the engine of the UK economy and they just cut their balls... Thus the recession...

bripat, you don't know how import being able to free trade in Europe is... Imagine a state in the US unable to free trade with other states effectively... The Germans will turn the screw.. Ireland and France will want free trade quickly but there is plenty of states that want UK to feel the pain...

With UK out of EU then US will be dealing with them directly or using Ireland... UK used to be the US guys(allies) in EU...

The UK is already talking about regret.. They got a shock immediately when the Pound dropped 7%, this is holiday season...

Free trade in Europe is not contingent on being a member of the EU.

 

[Harry Dresden]

There is a retreat from globalization, no doubt about it. It's a rejection of global capitalism and the free flow of goods and services across borders. It's also a response against technology.

These trends are working against the established political order, which includes Hillary Clinton. Not only is she swimming against the current populist tide, she is inherently a weak candidate.

However, she has both demographics and an awful opponent working for her. Had Trump acted like a statesman instead of a jackass, he'd win this thing hands down.

But he's opted to act like a jackass, so he will lose and Hillary will win.

Had Trump acted like a statesman instead of a jackass, he'd win this thing hands down.
exactly Toro.....hillary would be an also ran right now at this time....

 

[bripat9643]

Funny

Since most of the "pro globalist" policies come from industrialized states such as the UK.

I don't think this is a blow to globalization or Hillary. If it is a monetary set back, it is only temporarily.

However, I do think this maybe a blow to England's growth over the next few years. England may see lax immigration policies and industrial flight as the state adjust to the new market realities.

Brexit may work against the people who thought they were reclaiming their country.

Short term:
£120 billion off the stock market
7% drop in currency


Medium term:
Scotland goes independent
Northern Ireland will need an arrangement
UK will get screwed when looking for an EU free trade agreement
Recession almost guaranteed

Long term:
Major Job Losses in Financial Services & IT
Significantly weaker England and Wales

Other issues:
Ireland will become US new best friend in EU
EU could become more integrated, UK were the check in stopping the United States of Europe...
EU Army...

Prove any of that will happen.

First two have already happened...

Scotland will most likely go... They had a huge majority to stay and narrow vote to not go for independence the last time...

With Scotland gone, Gibraltar under huge pressure from Spain.. They will be losing financial services to Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin.. London is the engine of the UK economy and they just cut their balls... Thus the recession...

bripat, you don't know how import being able to free trade in Europe is... Imagine a state in the US unable to free trade with other states effectively... The Germans will turn the screw.. Ireland and France will want free trade quickly but there is plenty of states that want UK to feel the pain...

With UK out of EU then US will be dealing with them directly or using Ireland... UK used to be the US guys(allies) in EU...

The UK is already talking about regret.. They got a shock immediately when the Pound dropped 7%, this is holiday season...

The first two are temporary and will evaporate once the establishment politicians and the media quit wailing about what a catastrophe it is. It's only a catastrophe for them.

Who says free trade is going to end because the UK left the EU? You're making a lot of assumptions that have no visible means of support.

 

[CowboyTed]

Funny

Since most of the "pro globalist" policies come from industrialized states such as the UK.

I don't think this is a blow to globalization or Hillary. If it is a monetary set back, it is only temporarily.

However, I do think this maybe a blow to England's growth over the next few years. England may see lax immigration policies and industrial flight as the state adjust to the new market realities.

Brexit may work against the people who thought they were reclaiming their country.

Short term:
£120 billion off the stock market
7% drop in currency


Medium term:
Scotland goes independent
Northern Ireland will need an arrangement
UK will get screwed when looking for an EU free trade agreement
Recession almost guaranteed

Long term:
Major Job Losses in Financial Services & IT
Significantly weaker England and Wales

Other issues:
Ireland will become US new best friend in EU
EU could become more integrated, UK were the check in stopping the United States of Europe...
EU Army...

Prove any of that will happen.

First two have already happened...

Scotland will most likely go... They had a huge majority to stay and narrow vote to not go for independence the last time...

With Scotland gone, Gibraltar under huge pressure from Spain.. They will be losing financial services to Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin.. London is the engine of the UK economy and they just cut their balls... Thus the recession...

bripat, you don't know how import being able to free trade in Europe is... Imagine a state in the US unable to free trade with other states effectively... The Germans will turn the screw.. Ireland and France will want free trade quickly but there is plenty of states that want UK to feel the pain...

With UK out of EU then US will be dealing with them directly or using Ireland... UK used to be the US guys(allies) in EU...

The UK is already talking about regret.. They got a shock immediately when the Pound dropped 7%, this is holiday season...

The first two are temporary and will evaporate once the establishment politicians and the media quit wailing about what a catastrophe it is. It's only a catastrophe for them.

Who says free trade is going to end because the UK left the EU? You're making a lot of assumptions that have no visible means of support.

You obviously don't know how the EU works... You pay to play and these deals take years to put together..

It is not just simply free trade... For starters every member of the EU can veto any free trade agreement with the UK. And the UK is not the most popular with all of them. Ireland will allow them in all day but there are others who will object, Spain for starters unless they get Gibralter... Greece will have a demand or two as well...

All this is described in Article 50 of the EU constitution...

Lets make no mistake this is a disaster for the UK, one they will regret... There is very little up side and whole lot of down... UK has to have free trade with EU or it suffer very badly.. There economy is too open, they are the 'nation of shopkeepers'...

 

[CowboyTed]

Funny

Since most of the "pro globalist" policies come from industrialized states such as the UK.

I don't think this is a blow to globalization or Hillary. If it is a monetary set back, it is only temporarily.

However, I do think this maybe a blow to England's growth over the next few years. England may see lax immigration policies and industrial flight as the state adjust to the new market realities.

Brexit may work against the people who thought they were reclaiming their country.

Short term:
£120 billion off the stock market
7% drop in currency


Medium term:
Scotland goes independent
Northern Ireland will need an arrangement
UK will get screwed when looking for an EU free trade agreement
Recession almost guaranteed

Long term:
Major Job Losses in Financial Services & IT
Significantly weaker England and Wales

Other issues:
Ireland will become US new best friend in EU
EU could become more integrated, UK were the check in stopping the United States of Europe...
EU Army...

Prove any of that will happen.

First two have already happened...

Scotland will most likely go... They had a huge majority to stay and narrow vote to not go for independence the last time...

With Scotland gone, Gibraltar under huge pressure from Spain.. They will be losing financial services to Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin.. London is the engine of the UK economy and they just cut their balls... Thus the recession...

bripat, you don't know how import being able to free trade in Europe is... Imagine a state in the US unable to free trade with other states effectively... The Germans will turn the screw.. Ireland and France will want free trade quickly but there is plenty of states that want UK to feel the pain...

With UK out of EU then US will be dealing with them directly or using Ireland... UK used to be the US guys(allies) in EU...

The UK is already talking about regret.. They got a shock immediately when the Pound dropped 7%, this is holiday season...

Free trade in Europe is not contingent on being a member of the EU.

Your right but you need every member in the EU to agree to a free trade agreement.

 

[PoliticalChic]

When the most popular baby name in England is now "Mohammad", it was time to get the hell out of the EU.

Londanistan voted 60% to remain.

 

[Divine Wind]

....It is not just simply free trade... For starters every member of the EU can veto any free trade agreement with the UK. And the UK is not the most popular with all of them. Ireland will allow them in all day but there are others who will object, Spain for starters unless they get Gibralter... Greece will have a demand or two as well...

All this is described in Article 50 of the EU constitution...

Lets make no mistake this is a disaster for the UK, one they will regret... There is very little up side and whole lot of down... UK has to have free trade with EU or it suffer very badly.. There economy is too open, they are the 'nation of shopkeepers'...

All of which would prove the "Leave" voters are correct: The EU are a bunch of bullying putzes with spendthrift nations like Greece, Portugal and Italy calling the shots for those nations spending wisely.

With a conservative government likely to be elected in the fall, Britain will probably bring down their debt to GDP ratio.