DB9
Very well known Exeweb poster
The EU will pull together through this because its in their interest to, Especially those countries that get moreout than they put in, They wont want to stop that.I think it will be a while before the effects (good or bad) of Brexit are seen. It may well be bad before it is good. Or it may be ok, but not so good long-term.
People will argue about it forever more, and the CV has added another spanner in the works - to which both sides are already using to suit its own arguments.
I haven't been impressed with pan-European leadership during this crisis. Individual leaders have done well - Merkel, naturellment, but also the Greeks, Costa in Portugal, the Danes, amongst others. i admire Sweden for having the guts to stick with its plan - still unproven long-term if it was right.
The EU itself has looked impotent, lots of squabbling and finger pointing and the ECB rumpus, led by Largarde, remains a smouldering powder keg.