Hmmm so let's assess the Babylon position:
Idiot Cameron will have to tek whe imself
Scotland may be voting at some point to tek whe demself from di UK
Some EU members (say France if Le Pen wins next year) may vote to tek whe demself as the UK did
Babylon yuh throne gone down
UK Pound Plunges as Referendum Results Point to EU Exit
By DANICA KIRKA AND JILL LAWLESS, ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON β Jun
Britain entered uncharted waters Friday after the country voted to leave the European Union, according to a projection by all main U.K. broadcasters. The decision shatters the stability of the project in continental unity forged after World War II in hopes of making future conflicts impossible.
The decision raises the likelihood of years of negotiations over trade, business and political links with what will become a 27-nation bloc. In essence the vote marks the start β rather than the end β of a process that could take decades to unwind.
The "leave" side was ahead by 51.7 percent to 48.3 percent with more than three-quarters of votes tallied, making a "remain" win a statistical near-impossibility.
Idiot Cameron will have to tek whe imself
Scotland may be voting at some point to tek whe demself from di UK
Some EU members (say France if Le Pen wins next year) may vote to tek whe demself as the UK did
Babylon yuh throne gone down
UK Pound Plunges as Referendum Results Point to EU Exit
By DANICA KIRKA AND JILL LAWLESS, ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON β Jun
Britain entered uncharted waters Friday after the country voted to leave the European Union, according to a projection by all main U.K. broadcasters. The decision shatters the stability of the project in continental unity forged after World War II in hopes of making future conflicts impossible.
The decision raises the likelihood of years of negotiations over trade, business and political links with what will become a 27-nation bloc. In essence the vote marks the start β rather than the end β of a process that could take decades to unwind.
The "leave" side was ahead by 51.7 percent to 48.3 percent with more than three-quarters of votes tallied, making a "remain" win a statistical near-impossibility.
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