洋务派已是无力回天 同盟会何在

装完毕就跑，真刺激，卡中堂也算名垂青史了

https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/posts/6314565/
1. Rich pickings for Moscow and Beijing. A falling pound will improve the purchasing power of theruble and renminbi for basically any kind of good inside the UK, especially real estate and luxury goods. Russian and Chinese investments in London are fraught with risk due to clamoring for transparency by EU politicians in order to control money laundering and corruption by Chinese and Russian officials. Without EU regulatory burdens, there is more opportunity for investment. The UK can will become more free market-friendly, which will boost with bilateral trade with Russia and China. The UK can see more foreign investment from Russia and China overall.
2. The UK is a vocal anti-Russian voice, especially in EU sanctions against Russia. Brexit will significantly weaken both the EU and the UK. Due to aforementioned free-market friendliness, UK and Russian economic interests will begin to coincide. So the UK will be both weaker and economically friendlier to Russia. Furthermore, a weaker EU is a weaker NATO. This helps Russian foreign policy quite a bit, especially in Ukraine and Syria. Russia can start chipping away at the EU even more.
3. The Chinese see the EU has a useful counterbalance to US influence, and weaker EU is a blow against their preferred multilateral international model. Furthermore, a weaker EU and friendlier UK means a more powerful Russia, which means the Chinese cannot leverage the weak Russian economy as effectively in order to influence Russia, such as that recent gas deal between China and Russia which heavily favoured China. So China loses influence over Russia and the EU is no longer as reliable of a counterweight against the US.
4. Without the UK, Germany and France are the only remaining major Core Euro states, aside from Benelux and Scandinavia. This may accelerate the integration of remaining Core Euro, but may also provide impetus to Outer Euro states to try to leave as well. The US may be forced to step to prevent further collapse of the European Union. (Though, it'd be pretty funny/scary/facepalm-worthy to see the collapse of the European Union so soon following the collapse of the Soviet Union).
5. UK will maintain close ties with the EU simply due to geographic proximity, and the EU will remain the UK's biggest trade partner, just with alot more trade barriers. London is a major investment center for Russia, China, Japan, Korea, and America for entry into EU markets. The loss of London as an entry point will weaken London as a global center for trade, and shift the center towards continental European cities like Paris, Berlin, and Rome. Furthermore, the current panic is going to temporarily tank everyone's economies. Funtimes ahead.
6. It's not quite DOOOOOOOOOOOOOMWEREALLDONNADIE, but it's not good for Europe as a whole. It's a boon for the Russians, a mixed bag for the Chinese, and a wildcard for the US. If Trump becomes president we may see an even stronger Russia that's chum with America, a snubbed Europe bogged down with even more political infighting (Outer Euro gains some leverage over Core Euro due to Brexit), and closer US-UK relations due to the UK's detachment from the EU. If Clinton becomes president, America is most certainly going to intervene in East Europe to try to stop encroaching Russian influence and do its best to prevent further EU disintegration.

英国人自己不知道他们靠着金融一项每年挣多少？

卸甲归田，返乡日猪

上图哭出来的表情
下图小人得志的表情
……

我就看苏格兰和大腐国如何撕逼了

这将成为我孩子的考点。。。

九楼到底发生了什么………

英国终于有“独立日”了。