David Cameron 'to resign' as UK shocks the world by voting for Brexit

Cameron is known as the Lucky Politician, his luck just run out the door and he fell on his sword.

There will be a General Election by the end of the year.

originally posted by: RAY1990
Tricky times ahead.

I can imagine a call for an early election and strong calls for change in the union and who knows, Gibralter overwhelmingly voted for the EU, they may have a vote for independance.

All in all exciting times and a grand opportunity for all British people to be more involved with politics instead of having talking heads as representitives. Very exciting times.

No offense but Gibralter seems like a nice traveling place for Turks

October is far too late. He needs to be gone now. Him and Osborne and the festering group around them have been a disaster for this country

originally posted by: TheTory
Eloquent speech by Cameron. He went down with the ship like a boss.

Except he's not going down with the ship....
He repeatedly stated that he would immediately enact article 50 then stay on as PM to lead the inevitable negotiations.

Instead, Flash has bagsied the nearest dinghy and him and Osbourne are currently loading their stuff , leaving whichever poor SOB is stupid enough to try and be a leader of a ruthlessly treacherous party to save us or die trying.


The captain and XO are gone.
Now we progress with an enthusiastic mid shipman at the helm who knows most of the remaining crew will cut his throat the first time he goes to sleep.

Wonderful.

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
There will be a General Election by the end of the year.

The party has a solid Commons majority, they won't want to hold a fresh election before they have to. That is probably why the 84 Leave M.P.'s were urging him to stay on even before the votes were being counted (did they have good polling information?).
If the new leader can hold the party together, they will stick it out until the next election is due.

I'm really struggling to understand Cameron's actions the more I think about it

> Run on Euroskeptic platform
> Promise referendum
> Announce referendum
> Campaign to stay in the EU
> Lose your own Referendum

is the man an idiot?

I think Greece will leave next, then Denmark, Belgium, and the Netherlands will all grow a pair and leave, they are fed up with being told what to do by the france/Germany axis.
Eastern europe will stay, they like the EU handouts too much, which will dry up eventually, the Brits were a really big contributor to eu funds.

a reply to: Ohanka

Apparently so.

If he had half a brain in his head, he would have kept himself neutral throughout the process.

His job should have been to just arrange the referendum and then step away and allow the citizens to duke it out and make their decisions.

He should not have involved himself in this fight.

originally posted by: Ohanka
I'm really struggling to understand Cameron's actions the more I think about it

> Run on Euroskeptic platform
> Promise referendum
> Announce referendum
> Campaign to stay in the EU
> Lose your own Referendum

is the man an idiot?

I think it is called hubris.

a reply to: Profusion
Sorry, but:
MUAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA

UK didn´t shock the world!!!
But the rich, the banksters, the "elites", the not elected EU dictators are shocked.
Look how european stock exchanges react, they got hit, the gamblers got hit, the billionaires that think the market is a casino got hit.

Maybe in 10 or 20 years we have to be thankful to the Brits for it.
Now they only have to work hard to show the rest of europe, that it is worth to leave the brussels dictatorship!!!
Much to do now, less time for beers in pubs now, but your kids will be thankful in a couple of years, if you leave and become a role model for others.

And another indicator that the results were right:
Everybody that was and is for a Brexit, is a rightwing populist now. Everybody that is an enemy for the "establishment", the "elites", "becomes" paedophile, drug addicted, gay or a nazi.

I am everything, but not a rightwinger, not a neonazi, not a "concerned citizen", but i am fine with the results, because it´s common sense. To stop serving the rich, the banksters, the self-proclaimed "leaders" of the EU.
I am sure that the last problem on the list for voting out are refugees, (im)migrants, foreigners.

It is the war between the rich and the rest of the world, and the rich got hit now for the first time, their toy "EU" is in danger, their "United States of Europe" to fool the average citizen, taxpayer, employee, people is shaking, as you can see live now

a reply to: DerBeobachter

I'm glad my brothers and sisters in the UK voted away from you, you can go be insane in the EU, just count the UK out, have fun!

a reply to: TechniXcality

Buy British .

a reply to: TheKnightofDoom

I still love American, I am a veteran and a patriot, though I am so happy for our brothers and sisters in the UK, and also I just totaled a SRT challenger with 13k miles, I dropped the tranny so I think both occasions are equal.

originally posted by: DISRAELI

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
There will be a General Election by the end of the year.

The party has a solid Commons majority, they won't want to hold a fresh election before they have to. That is probably why the 84 Leave M.P.'s were urging him to stay on even before the votes were being counted (did they have good polling information?).
If the new leader can hold the party together, they will stick it out until the next election is due.

I wouldn't call it a solid majority, but yes they have a majority.

I am not convinced the 84 who signed the letter urging him to stay had good polling information, as Farage conceded initially and it looked like it would be a remain.

Cameron said he would stay and invoke article 50 immediately, but surprise, surprise, he was lying.

a reply to: Cobaltic1978
My thinking on the letter was that they would not have bothered telling he had "a duty" to stay, unless they had reason to expect a possible resignation. That might have come from unpublished polling of their own.
It was a very odd initiative, otherwise.

a reply to: Profusion

This is easily the best day in the recent history of this country.

We leave Europe, and get rid of a PM who has been making life harder for the poor.

I love it.

I wasnt sure it would happen when I went to sleep... nice surprise to see the leave camp won.

No country should have to accept regulations from people they did not elect.

enjoy the moment guys and gals, now the hard work begins again.

Here come the Criminals..

www.govtslaves.info...

A Brexit vote on Thursday could produce a ‘Black Friday’ as markets react in horror to instability caused by the result, a billionaire who famously bet against the pound and won in the 1992 crash warned today.

George Soros forced then prime minister John Major to pull Britain out of the ‘European Exchange Rate Mechanism’ in 1992, sparking chaos in the markets on a day that went down in history as ‘Black Wednesday’.

Mr Soros today claimed the collapse in the value of the pound on Friday could be even bigger if Britain votes for Brexit and he warned it would leave people poorer.

Currency and stock markets have been on a roller-coaster ride during the referendum campaigning, plunging over the past fortnight as a succession of polls showed a Brexit lead.

a reply to: TechniXcality

Not for long. The whole system is coming down. More countries want referendums.

This is the end for them.

a reply to: Cobaltic1978

He's the biggest SOD in English History since, Henry the 8th... bless his soul.

I know my family are partying over Brexit, couldn't be happier. My Grandad will now be at peace in his grave, he hated this 'sh!t' from the very beginning.