In any event, the anti-Brexiters have posited a litany of terribles. It'll be interesting to see how the scorecard reads in several years. Very interesting.
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Great. I'm sure those sorts of problems exist, and of course are going to be overplayed in media. This story is an egregious example of the very problem it is complaining about. 77,000 signatures is .02% of the total, not, as the article claims, ``a vast majority''. The people at the NRO know how to do math. They also know how unlikely it is that most fo their readers are going to check for themselves.
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It will be. Europe is suddenly one of the more interesting regions on the planet. If post-neoliberalism is really a thing, then it'll be countries like the UK, Spain, France and maybe Italy will be where it is debated and takes an early shape.
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I think that it will be even more interesting to see if the idea of a "Texit" ever becomes mainstream. If current immigration trends (along with lack of enforcement by the Feds + interference with states like Arizona & Texas to keep them from enacting tougher immigration laws) continue, I could see it being something that at least doesn't get laughed out of the room within a decade or so.
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Texodus > Texit
Not riding with Hanni on this one.
Texas is full of drunken asshats eating criminally great brisket and carrying uzis.
Waco is tee-totalin', but Waco sucks by any rational first, second, third or fourth world standard.Dan Patrick: What was your reaction to [Urban Meyer being hired]?
Brady Hoke: You know.....not....good.
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What's the difference between Omaha women and cattle? One of them are rotund hooven, horned cud-chewers and the others are a bovines.Dan Patrick: What was your reaction to [Urban Meyer being hired]?
Brady Hoke: You know.....not....good.
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Originally posted by Hannibal View PostLack of alcohol? Where in the hell in Texas have you been?
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The British market has recouped all its losses from the vote. It took 4 business days.
I am waiting for the media to notice how much of the "$ 2 Trillion in lost wealth" has been "recovered". It appears the EU is talking seriously about taking in Turkey, and about a common military.
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Bonds. Currency. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articl...te-bond-market. Britain's credit rating was downgraded. Cost of finance higher for the near/medium term. I think whatever happens short-term, the longterm outlook for the UK depends on how they negotiate the deal.
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