Thursday, June 30, 2016

Britain cannot implement Brexit until Cameron resigns and maybe not even then

I think investors around the world sort of see the Brexit for England as "Damned if they do and Damned if they don't". It's sort of a No Win situation that Britain is in right now.

The main problem is "EVERYTHING" is hundreds of times more complicated because of hundreds of agreements "All of WHICH" would have to be rewritten, debated about etc. etc. etc.

So, the likelihood of Brexit Ever being implemented is slight at best (at least at present).

So, most of the investors realize this is a REAL GORDIAN knot the kind that Alexander the Great took his sword to, know that Great Britain would be basically taking a knife to it's own throat here to do what Alexander the Great did several thousand years ago with the Gordian knot this time with Brexit (which is why Cameron refuses to implement Article 50 because he would be giving England the old COUP DE GRACE (merciful death as a country) and he doesn't want to go down in history as the man who completely destroyed Great Britain.

What is the problem with Article 50 (likely infinite litigation in Suits) by people all over the world against Great Britain from various countries through various legal systems to the point where Great Britain might just get sued right out of existence in legal fees and fines if Brexit is ever implemented in reality.

Because thousands and thousands of direct and implied contracts are Broken upon the implementation of Brexit.

What a mess!

Because thousands to millions of personal and business bankruptcies worldwide will stem from the Brexit as well as thousands to millions of suicides as well worldwide. And the voters, parliament and Prime Minister will be held personally liable for all the damages if any of them implement Brexit. Don't keep your voting stubs because that could be evidence against you in the future if you voted to leave. But I hope it doesn't come to that.

Good Luck England! Looks like you are going to need it.

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