Will Brexit be bad for the UK?

NPR, that wealth of liberal stupidity is waving around a "leaked document" that predicts "gridlock, food shortages, unrest".  Oh gee, I'm soooo scared.

Not.

These people don't know what the heck they are talking about.  If we measure impact by watching the GBP, the damage is almost already done.  Who wants to bet me that this will be a sell the news, buy the fact deal? 



And it only makes sense that GB will strengthen (as evidenced by a rising pound) once the deal is done.  WHY?  WHY do I think it will be good for GB but oh-so-smart NPR thinks there will be food riots?  Well simply because I understand the real facts and they listen to and rebroadcast political leftist hype.

The FACT is that when you enter into an endeavor with company of others, you expect that 1+1=3.  You expect that some things are just a two man (or two thousand man) job and that there is strength in numbers.  But this whole experience teaches us that the EU broke that paradigm.  Why?  Because now that GB wants out, the EU is not paying them a severance.  They are not cashing them out of their beneficial relationship of several decades.  Nope, just the opposite.  They are presenting them with a bill to pay.

And there you have it.  What else does a thinking person need to know?  The EU is a scam, a money bleeding con game.  They have made far more promises than they can possibly keep and so they want GB to pay their share of these bad promises.

Well all I can say is the GB was never going to pay even one euro.  Not even one.  All these "talks" were just stalling to give GB time to make other deals as necessary in order to ensure their future. When the day comes that the GBP goes into literal freefall and morons at NPR are telling us that GB is "over" I will be buying the GBP ETF on the 5th wave throwunder of the falling wedge.  I'll do it because the Elliott wave principle knows that a bottom is coming and NPR is just another example of liberal craziness and emotionalism.