RizzyKing

We've voted to leave and that's a first step the easiest step and now the real work begins a period of instability is to be expected as those who can profit from this will as they do anything and a rebalance of government towards getting the best deal which I don't think the current government is. Not very surprised Cameron has quit his credibility is shot and his personal approach during the campaign just doesn't make him the best person to get the deals that are needed now.

I don't think it's a time for being triumphant about the result as many in the uk didn't vote for this and the referendum has highlighted the deep divisions within the uk another aspect where a lot of work is needed. This is a decision that won't show many gains short term and most informed leavers knew that when they voted but the referendum is clear the majority want out of the EU as it is now and being honest any concessions the EU may offer now is too little too late. If the EU doesn't wake up and realise the problems that exist and the resentment that people not just in the uk but all over Europe have towards it then it is on borrowed time.

I'm glad we have voted out but not the way our country was divided or the manner of either campaign and this is also not the time for remainers to jump on every bit of bad news there will be for a few weeks with "I told you so" as that will only further the divide.