Well the yen seems to be doing pretty fucking well.
They cannot just leave the rest behind... don't be unfair
I didn't claim they were, nor is my focus even on 'democracy' just the fact that you want to drop the hammer on those who choose to break away from the EU, and thankfully acknowledging for those who'd be in doubt that it'd be the French and Germans who would be looking to do it, since so much of their structure relies on EU integration and them being able to pluck away what they like as they like.
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Banned at least 10 times. Don't give a fuck, going to keep saying what I want how I want to.
Eat meat. Drink water. Do cardio and burpees. The good life.
At least this makes the US dollar look good.
Time...line? Time isn't made out of lines. It is made out of circles. That is why clocks are round. ~ Caboose
That would probably be one of the best possible move. You are implying proximity to the biggest world economy, one that shares more ties with you is a bad thing? Hell im pretty sure if Japan could move geographicaly closer to the USA it would, as would China, it would greatly benefit their economy.
Dollar > GBP at the end of the day inc!
Again, I'm not sure why should we be anything but hostile to people who enjoy playing with the economy for funsies.
Europe proper will still have its satellite orbit of peripheral markets, don't you worry. Just that Britain seems to be making a dash from the former to the latter.since so much of their structure relies on EU integration and them being able to pluck away what they like as they like.
Well, you could say that Brexit supporters don't feel the EU will ever go far enough to make the arrangement truly work(and likely don't want to go that far because muh sovereignty). It's a fair point though. If you look at the power of states in the US now versus when the US was formed, the states are exceptionally weak compared to the federal government now.
It's pretty much over now.
Vote leave they said, everything will be fine they said.