The United Kingdom votes to pull out of the E.U. in a rebuke to Barack Obama and European Globalization.

The United Kingdom votes to pull out of the E.U. in a rebuke to Barack Obama and the liberal European leadership of the day.   Keep in mind that Obama visited England two weeks ago and encouraged the Brits to stay in the EU.  The backlash to his comments,  an outsider giving advice to Britain,  was immediate,  turning the tide away from staying in the E.U. to the victory we see tonight.  

Understand that fully half of all new legislation the U.K. is having to deal with,  come from outside the country  (Brussels - capital of the E.U.), including a ban on pool sweeps,  electric  tea pots and toasters.  

Expect Corporate Leadership to help manufacture a financial disaster in the hopes of scaring folks toward a borderless world and a Central Governance that is clearly anti-democratic.  Stock prices in America have lost 600 points as I write,  but few believe this is a permanent issue.  If you are in the Market,  just hang on. 

There are 40,000 bureaucrats sitting around the tables in Brussels, micro-managing the lives of the Western Europe,  forcing the people into a life style they did not choose,  and do not want.  But not just "micro-managing."  Macro-management also played a huge role.  Brussels was telling the Brits,  for example,  that they had no say in how many Syrian/Muslim immigrants were to come into their country.  National sovereignty was being destroyed via the Brussels government,  and the UK just told those European Socialist to go to hell. 

This election's result is a stark rejection of the global/governance hopes and plans of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.   

Updates:
An hour into this decision,  our Market is down 714 points;  gold is up $65 and trending up;  oil is down 3pts.  

The Asian Market NIKKIE  225 is down  1165 points. 

Japanese banking has pledge enough liquidity to help mediate any threat of a "crash," tomorrow,  when the markets open.

Update:  this may be the end of P.M. David Cameron. 

David Cameron is finished, heading for a place in history as the Prime Minister who ..

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