So the UK has declared itself to be a sovereign nation again, in control of its own borders and foreign policy, and one-worlders (one-Europers?) round the globe are wetting themselves.
Ignore the markets for now - days to day swings mean nothing and the long term effects are far from clear.
Some US officials are saying that it will be hard to continue with our "special relationship" with the UK - why?
We were friends, allies, and trading partners with the UK long before the EU existed nothing about the so-called BREXIT vote is a threat to the US or its relationship with the UK.
Also the UK isn't leaving NATO so we still have a strong standing formal defense relationship.
Some trade agreements will have to be reworked but, I presume, in many cases the terms could simply remain in force until some formal replacements is drawn up.
Seems like a lot of huffing and puffing over not very much.
With regard to your last sentence above, oddly as it may seem, I am at an outdoor venue watching Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing." Methinks this whole Brexit affair is the same. I, for one, care not.
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