Brexit Bungle

[Dill]

(12-11-2018, 08:33 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: The real information was out there. Just because one side was spreading lies doesn't mean that the people didn't have access to the real information. They made their choice.

I do understand you then.

(12-11-2018, 08:06 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: My point is that 700,000 may have marched on Parliament to protest this deal, but how many actually want to remain is up for debate. The polling is inconsistent on the issue to this day.

As I understood it, the march was for a second referendum. Hence all the EU flags waving about. It was not an amalgamated protest.

But I have a different question now. This is the Brits' vote, not ours. But is it just their problem?

Do you think Brexit, if it happens, will affect the U.S. much, or Anlgo-American relations?  Or is that just too far into the looking glass at this point?  I know some US corporations are moving their headquarters out of London on the assumption they can better access the EU market from, for example, Ireland.

If Hollo is out there I wouldn't mind hearing if, or how, he thinks Brexit might measurably affect the EU/Austria.