When it comes to what's best for the UK, it's time for Americans to mind their business.

[cherokeeprogressive]

Seems to me I've read here on these pages tens, nay dozens, nay hundreds of times most of the problems of the world today stem from American foreign policy and meddling in the affairs of other countries because we know what's right for them and all they need is a few bombs or a coup to give them that gentle push they need.

Untwist your undies my lovelies... the sun will come up in the East and set in the West tomorrow like it has for time immemorial no matter the outcome of today's vote.

Does every day need to have an event that signals the end of life as we know it or want it to be?

Ain't the end of the fucking world.

[Joe the Revelator]

1. Disagree....Global Economy means these things will impact much more than just the UK

In the same way the UK and many other countries have a vested interest in our political maneuverings, we should as well.

The more tuned in we are the better.

[Albertoo]

2. True: UKIP troglodytes just shot the world's economy in the foot

[swhisper1]

10. good

[cherokeeprogressive]

4. Sing along with me... The sun will come out, tomorrow.

Bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow...
There'll be sun

[ReRe]

14. Tomorrow, tomorrow...

... I love you, tomorrow, you're only a day away!

[swhisper1]

8. more reason to get rid of global economy, since we do a piss poor job at it with our constant

interference with wars and bad trade deals. EU was badly written, so is a failing experiment. There has to be a pact that allows countries to keep a healthy identity

[Albertoo]

21. Yay, let's break everything unless it's perfect

[swhisper1]

26. bleh

[uponit7771]

33. +1

[swhisper1]

12. fools to trust our political maneuverings, and I dont. The curtain is coming down, exposing OZ

[Drunken Irishman]

5. Hey go fuck yourself you racist asshole.

[bigwillq]

6. Will cdm7 make it to 2 posts? Find out after this commerical break.

[cherokeeprogressive]

7. I don't trump with you.

[swhisper1]

9. what a load of crap

[ReRe]

11. Truly, I wish we would...

... but for the past 35-40 yrs or so, we've been spiraling into this globalization thing. Remember, globalization started HERE, in the US. PO even went over there a couple months ago and meddled in UK's business by urging that UK remain in the EU. It may not be the end of the effing world, but it will be for many if our stock market goes belly up tomorrow.

[swhisper1]

19. you know, you are probably right, but I dont care if it does. Wall Street does not learn valuable

lessons from past mistakes- too many scavengers in their pool, vampires and fundies, Yet I have to ask- why should Brexit effect our market at all, beyond the risk takers. Better to flush out the gamblers that tend to run the scams. The market has seen this coming for some time, time enough to prepare. The only harm is to EU, and the financials from England wont stop in trade, tourism and many other divisions of communication.

Maybe this turn-around will force wall street to invest in the US instead of other countries. Lord knows we need it.

[ReRe]

28. Good luck on Wall Street doing something for Main St...

... that's not going to happen any time soon, or ever. I wish we could get out of this casino capitalist system, and it may very well happen someday in the not too distant future. But this is where we are now. Anxious to see what happens tomorrow.

[swhisper1]

30. I know, but it should be interesting

[Corporate666]

34. Honestly, what's up with people cozying up to the stock market?

Do people suddenly think Wall Street is reflective of actual economic conditions on the ground instead of speculative trading based on people trying to one-up each other?

The UK isn't leaving the EU for a looooong time. Years. It ain't happening any time soon. And it ain't happening without a shit-crap-load of negotiation, thought, consideration, hard work and deals put in place.

The market will most likely be down a few percent, give or take. There is no economic crash coming. There... just isn't. Nothing has fundamentally changed. There has been no collapse of a false market (like 2008). There has been no war. No massive fraud or scandal. There hasn't even been a currency change.

[ReRe]

35. Honestly... I'm not one to cozy up to Wall Steet. eom

[auntpurl]

13. The Dow is down 650

Hey, look at that, global economics is real.

[cherokeeprogressive]

17. And it will come back.

[swhisper1]

20. yup, it will

[still_one]

15. Right. The UK would never meddle in another countries affairs. Let's ask China, India, and most of

the middle east how that was.

"Most of the problems of the world today stem from American foreign policy"

Poor innocent Russia, Germany, France, England, Japan, etc. etc. etc. were just innocent bystanders.

[bigwillq]

16. Congrats on 44,000 posts!

[still_one]

22. Didn't even realize that. Thanks bigwill. Then again, maybe I should get a life, huh

[Democat]

18. Did you read the DU rules or not?

America is evil, everyone else is great.

[still_one]

25. I lost my head. Thanks for setting me straight

[JI7]

23. yup , while bush fucked up things with Iraq the problems go back further and UK has a lot

more to do with it than the US.

[still_one]

27. Very few nations in the world are innocent. Hopefully, everyone tries to get better.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

31. ....

[swhisper1]

24. couldn't agree more cherokee

[floppyboo]

29. TTiP and therefore TTp dead. Just another day?

I can appreciate a flip british humour twist. Really, I can. But it is a humour that relies on a dominance that could afford a supercilious grin. Saudi Arabia owns most of the good stuff now. But, there are those that like to replay their best teen age years.