Brexit: Britain votes to leave EU in historic divorce

[Scott Bernard]

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Good thing our economy is not so dependent with UK / Europe...

Like I said... China is becoming the next superpower of the world... better invest with them..

[hobie]

No body said Asean is Euro.


Somebody ask asa mo exit ang PH.

one answered Asean

And to think of it why not if we did not benefit on it, most special if e tolerate lang ni sa mga ubang asean member country ang gibuhat sa china.

Yes nobody said Asean is Euro.

I simply said/mentioned, ASEAN is no Euro.

[contractman]

ang asean gagmay ug bisung while ang euro dagko hekhekhek

[mikyAt]

nagmahay ng mga tawo sa ila desisyon nga mu.LEAVE..ang uban nihangyo nga rebansen og botar..hue hue

[luci_morningstar]

nagmahay ng mga tawo sa ila desisyon nga mu.LEAVE..ang uban nihangyo nga rebansen og botar..hue hue

i dont think so, ang nibutar sa exit ang mga common tawo nga wala na mutoo sa mga so called expert. Mga common tawo nga wa ka Feel ug improvement sa ilang kinabuhi based sa pag apil nila sa EU. Mga common tawo nga maoy naapektuhan sa BAD side sa globalization.

If mu ubos ang economiya sa UK tungod sa ilang pag exit, di ghapon na ma feel sa common tao - because in the first place wala man sila naka Feel sa advantages or wala man sila nabuhalan sa pag apil sa EU.

[flanker]

i dont think so, ang nibutar sa exit ang mga common tawo nga wala na mutoo sa mga so called expert. Mga common tawo nga wa ka Feel ug improvement sa ilang kinabuhi based sa pag apil nila sa EU. Mga common tawo nga maoy naapektuhan sa BAD side sa globalization.

If mu ubos ang economiya sa UK tungod sa ilang pag exit, di ghapon na ma feel sa common tao - because in the first place wala man sila naka Feel sa advantages or wala man sila nabuhalan sa pag apil sa EU.

This is similar to Duterte's win. Against the corporate elites / bankers / oligarchs. Mainstream media is too one sided ra kaayo in favor sa "Stay". If you try to understand the "Leave" group, it will make sense sa UK.

UK will survive, its one of the largest economy in the world, I think top 5. Russia was in terrible shape during the collapse of the Soviet Union but they managed to come back.

[luci_morningstar]

Correct, Its more of a Disadvantage sa EU as a group hinuon - because it may become a trend for other EU members to separate also.

and since GBR is one of the largest economy, it is most likely EU's Loss.

[newbie.86]

Britain's economy is doing great so far... ni down ang pound during the day of the plebiscite but now they are stronger than the Euro.

Katong REGRETTERS, naa ra to sila'y separation anxiety

Italy, Greece, France are all getting bankrupt because of the migration crisis initiated by Merkel.

Switzerland, Austria and other countries on the frontline are building up walls to keep out the migrants/terrorists and the eventual EU breakup is a high possibility.

Im praying for a long and terrible winter to descend upon Europe if you know what I mean. I hope mother nature will sort out this crisis to save the pleasant lands of Europe from the invaders.

[<SMILE>]

Divided we fall united we stand,
a shattered EU is a big plus either of the US or of China.

[brownie]

China will never become a superpower NOT when Japan still dictates the market trend. EU is under a ticking time bomb close to explosion. History will repeat itself until EU will understand that Tourism should not be the mainstream source of national income.

However, PHL will still be under the same struggles no matter who owns the world market.

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"And whereas thou sawest iron mixed with miry clay, they shall mingle themselves with the seed of men: but they shall not cleave one to another, even as iron is not mixed with clay."

Europe Came from the Roman Empire that is split into what we now call European countries.
as In the prophecy verse I indicated these EU countries will never be united into one country "they shall not cleave to one another" has been true to this day.

Wrong. The whole of EU came from the Germanics; the Vandals, Angles and Saxons. The Romans were occupying the Mediterranean.