Is Briton leaving the EU just the tip of the iceberg?

[mmckee1952]

Briton voted to leave the EU today and right now the other countries within the EU are thinking should we do it also. Briton has finally had enough of the open boarders that the EU promotes.

The Brits have had their country over run for years with the open boarders from the influx of people coming there from various places throughout the Middle Eastern countries and with them seeing their country being overrun with people who don’t want to assimilate, bring in possible terrorists, don’t have the job skills to be a productive member of society, hell, 75% can’t survive without being on some sort of welfare system, which costs the British working class billions of pounds each year and the British have finally said, we’ve had enough and want their country back.

Now what are the other countries within the EU going to do? Considering they are having the very same problems that Briton is going through, will they say their tired of this open boarders also, flooding their countries with a class of people that are a detriment on their way of life that they’ve known for the last 100 years.

[smltooner]

I wonder what the vote split would have been w/o muslim votes?
Not nearly as close as 52%-48%.

[dorminWS]

I read or heard somewhere that Britain was paying about three times as much into the EU as it was getting back out; this because of the irresponsible folly of countries like Greece (which has pursued socialism and deficit spending BEYOND national bankruptcy) and Italy (where about 1/3 of the days of the year are holidays or some other reason to shut down work and commerce). If Britain is 1/5th or 1/6th of the EU's economic base, and if they are a net contributor to the extent noted, then the burden on the other net producers in the EU will be exacerbated when they pull out, and British goods and services will not only be unavailable or less available, but will be more expensive if available due to taxes, duties and tariffs assessed against them due to Britain's non-member status. At some point the tent caves in if you yank out enough of the poles that support it. The loss of the British tent pole may overload one or more other of the nations to the extent that they yank theirs out. Good riddance, I say. The EU was conceived to cut into U.S. dominance in Manufacturing, trade and commerce. The good old U.S. of A. will be better off in a world where the EU has smothered to death in it's own socialistic crap. I sincerely hope the first EU playhouse this tears up is Airbus.

[WRW]

Yeah, good thing they didn't form a United States of Europe...it would be Civil War about now. Talk about adversely affecting the World economy.

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