[Rurudyne]

Get while the getting’s good! Once they’ve got their own army the door’ll close.

[867V309]

Brexit may be a bellwether for Trump. Pray for your fellow anglos.

[Vince Ferrer]

The Brexit is not the cause of Trump, and Trump is not the cause of the Brexit. But both, and a lot more, are riding a wave of antagonism from the general populations about their leaders. The EU has not just the UK to worry about, many countries are ready to leave. Scotland just tried to leave the UK. The Philippines just elected an anti establishment president. While the previous generation’s general trend was integration, this current generation’s trend will be towards breakup and decentralization.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

“I wanna be like Georgia O’Keefe”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3MNG11oynA

[Nifster]

Incorrect premise...America is not afraid of Brexit....the D.C. political class is afraid of Brexit because it weakens the globalist agenda

[Prospero]

Here's one American who's pulling for Brexit. And I'm hardly alone, so. Australians may not be able to make a distinction between a government and a nation, but I can and will. I hardly believe "Australia" is as bat-merde crazy as their last far-Left prime minister demonstrated herself to be.

So there...

[Albion Wilde]

Here is an excellent movie (1 hr 11 mins -- well worth it) that explains many of the pros and cons of Brexit:

BREXIT THE MOVIE

[greeneyes]

The European Union was established with the cart before the horse. First should come the political framework. The Union impacts on sovereignty of each one joining, yet the governance is an issue which should have been addressed before the trade agreements.

I think the Brits and other countries would be wise to exit as fast as possible. I will cheer if they do - let the Bilderberg”s taste the error of their ways - this was their brainchild. Just more elites proving they are not the smartest people on Earth.

[null and void]

WE are not alarmed. Our government is alarmed.

[gunsequalfreedom]

Help me out here. Short explanation of Brexit

[Enchante]

the notion that Brexit is any problem for US interests is lunacy, thus the involvement of any US officials in trying to influence the UK vote is despicable in the extreme

it is simply none of our business, but if the UK does choose to separate from the EU that should not be even a tiny hiccup in US political and economic relations with both the UK and EU

this is simply the US globalist elite sucking up to their EU counterparts -— sooooo un-American!!!

[sargon]

Most American voters have never heard of Brexit. Nor would most feel strongly either way if they had.

Bull. Most Americans would be telling England to dump the EU in a heartbeat.

There's a worldwide backlash growing against all of this unregulated Muslim immigration, and Donald Trump has shown leadership in getting people to talk about it.

Indeed, the issue is a concern that is common to citizens of the entire civilized World.

I, for one, hope that Brits do tell the EU take a hike. It'll just be more confirmation of something that's happening which the elites are in denial of.

Vote Trump!