Way back when, I had predicted that Great Britain will leave the EU this year. While I waffled a little on that prediction in my latest update (and, I'll explain why in this post), Britain has in fact voted to leave the EU!

What's Next?
Here's the rub:  Brits can wish all they want for a separation from the technocrats in Brussels, but they've
done a fabulous job infiltrating the country's financial and legal system.  So, expecting any kind of clear departure or autonomy from their clutches this year, will be simply out of the question.

Instead, it will take a whole new financial system to get Britain back on its own two feet again, but there is a beacon of hope in the form of a new financial system that is emerging in Ireland (and/or the Isle of Man which isn't technically Ireland, but is a British Isle located equidistant from Britain, Scotland and Ireland).  This new system is a beacon of hope and will plant a seed for something new in Great Britain, but it will take at least a couple of years for it to bear fruit.  This is because Brussels will do whatever it takes to chop (or 'liquidate' might be a better word) what they consider to be "their assets" in Great Britain in 2017. This will leave Britain crippled for at least a couple of years, but it will be short-lived.  They will achieve autonomy as soon as 2018!

So, congratulations to Great Britain for have the intelligence to move on from the former Nazi technocrats who concocted the European Union and have siphoned away each country's wealth since its inception. We should look forward to punitive measures taken by the EU against Greece for any further attempts to separate themselves.  However, Italy will continue a slow and steady crawl towards their own sovereignty over the next 3-5 years, much in the same way that they did pre-Roman Empire!

I wish Spain would make up its mind and get its act together, but instead, they will prefer to maintain the status quo for at least another decade.