When it comes to Politics you can only be truly sure of one thing.
In 90 % of time they speak they are probably lying so that migth also be one of the reasons people voted leave.
People are just tired of bullshit plans.

i admit i feel totally at a loss about how this will turn out.

I think there is a good chance that it won't be a full blown Brexit. Meaning some of the promises to the voters won't be fulfilled, but at the same time the economical damage is minimized.

I am not sure the economical consequence so far were bad enough to simply go on and ignore the referendum. That would be a political suicide. Those 16m Leave-voters won't just disappear.

I think theres a vote up whos gonna stay or not in the uk parliment soon.
I dont know the full details how the english system works.
I have more than enough with my own contrys system and the laws from brussel.

There migth also be civil unrest if they choose to ignore the people.
people only have so much patience.

You know, in the midst of all the bullshit I've been hearing from Leave supporters (about supposedly no more Muslim immigration, supposedly no longer being subject to the ECHR, abstract accusations of corruption and an "unelected eurocracy"), and my complete lack of respect or sympathy for those idiots who regret their Leave votes (and complaining that the information was supposedly not available before the vote), I'm finding that I'm having the greatest respect for those who have openly admitted on Twitter, Facebook, on camera etc. that they didn't vote because they didn't understand the subject matter. The Socratic paradox perfectly manifest: true wisdom lies in knowing that you know nothing.

My greatest contempt is with those people who voted just as a way to stick it to the "Establishment" for reasons that don't even have a fucking thing to do with the EU.

It seems I was wrong. Thank you for correcting me.

I'll be perfectly honest, I have no idea what happened. Would someone explain exactly what happened cause I am not getting much in terms of unbiased news here in Texas.

Donald Trump was voted President and he built a wall around the US.

That's why you're not getting much news.

Britain had a (legally non-binding) referendum to leave the EU. It was characterised by a lot of mud-slinging and blatant lying and one political assassination. A slim majority of voters (51.9%) voted to leave. The shit has hit the fan with the pound collapsing and massively increased racist abuse. David Cameron has resigned, probably to be replaced by Boris Johnson, who initially wanted to stay in the EU, suddenly decided to switch his support to Leave, and now seems to be sitting in the middle of the see-saw again. People who voted Leave are suddenly pissed off that they were lied to and regret their vote, claiming that the information supposedly wasn't available. Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty - the treaty that governs the constitutional basis of the European Union - needs to be invoked for Britain to officially leave the EU. It was announced pre-vote to happen promptly after a Leave vote, now it's being delayed for reasons unknown.

I think that's about the crux of it.

tl;dr: Cameron stupidly put an existentially critical vote to direct democracy, British population treated it like they were voting their favourite popstar on X-Factor, Cameron dropped mic and walked off stage when the shit hit the fan.

"Well first the dinosaurs came, but they got too big and fat, and turned into oil. And then the Arabs came, and they bought Mercedes Benzs. And then Prince Charles started wearing all of Lady Di's clothes! I couldn't believe it! He took her best dresses out of the closet and just put them right on!"

You forgot to call him Literally Hitler.

Well then, that's ridiculous.

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well, to be fair, you could say that they have some sort of political crisis at their hands, with Cameron resigning and evidently no clear plan on how to build a new government.
It would make sense to first establish some sort of order and new leadership at home before triggering Article 50 and start dealing with the EU.

of course that doesn't explain why all the involved people pretty much vanished from the face of the earth after delivering their victory speech. it's rather ridiculous.
I have seen more speeches from German & EU politicians about how we proceed from here than I heard from the British.

They don't seem to be ready for prime time, do they? lol