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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
June 12, 2016
Combined polls, right now.
I am on record saying there is virtually zero chance that the UK will leave the EU this year.
I do very much hope this is something I turn out to be wrong about.
Two polls on Saturday showed voters were still closely divided over whether to end Britain’s European Union membership, a day after another survey put the ‘Leave’ campaign 10 points ahead, underlining the contradictory polling less than two weeks before the referendum.
The pound weakened by as much as 1.2 percent against the U.S. dollar immediately after an ORB poll for the Independent newspaper, showing a sharp swing toward a vote for Britain to exit the EU, was published on Friday evening.
Betting odds on Brexit also shortened after the survey, conducted on June 8 and 9, putting the ‘Leave’ camp 10 points ahead of ‘Remain,’ the latest in a run of polls to show rising support for a British exit from the EU.
But two surveys published on Saturday showed divergent results with one giving a two-point lead to supporters of Britain’s EU membership and a second poll showing those in favor of Brexit were one point ahead.
Britons will vote in a June 23 referendum on whether to leave the world’s largest free trade area, a decision with far-reaching implications for politics, the economy and trade but contrasting polls have made it difficult to predict the outcome.
An Opinium poll for the Observer newspaper, conducted between June 7 and 10, suggested 44 percent of Britons back continued membership of the bloc with 42 percent against and 13 percent undecided.
Polls these days tend to be pretty accurate.
It will be an amazing thing if Britain really does exit.
The whole scam will collapse in on itself, leaving Germany with a bunch of poor Eastern European countries.
And when Germany doesn’t have the option of forcing all of its imported monkeys on the rest of Europe, that will lead to a revolt there as well.
Basically, Brexit would be the domino flick Europe so desperately needs.
Here’s hoping.
