BTW, it appears that there are some "saner" voices in Europe. Apart from Frau Merkel, Mark Rutte (Netherlands PM) just out saying that the UK should be allowed ample time to start the Article 50 procedures.
Perhaps a realization that it might take not just weeks or months but even SEVERAL YEARS before Article 50 is triggered!
Obviously you're hardly a patient person! Normally this kind of trigger would be typically measured in terms of decades! If people really don't like waiting for longer than say 5 decades, they can happily choose to have another referendum after minimum 3 decades contemplating!
IMO, Article 50 will be initiated by October by the new Prime Minister, whoever that will be. Dave Cameron did lie when he said before the referendum that he would initiate Article 50 on Friday if there was a brexit vote.
Exactly! Growing certain industries such as tourism, international students and aerospace, while enjoying a weaker currency! Technically, whoever the PM wants to initiate a trigger should be removed next day by internal party's democratic motions! Sometimes, perhaps simply due to immediate poll figures!
People in the UK who can think for themselves: 1 People in the UK who can't: 0 That's the way I read the vote...
Indeed, that's probably fair... Not sure that's going to be enough to offset the drag from everything else, to be honest...