Yesterday, Britain voted to leave the EU.
I haven't blogged about the contentious "Brexit" vote among our cousins across the Atlantic until now.
My opinion of international organizations like the EU, and especially the UN is low--even lower than my feelings towards many of our national agencies.
So my off-the-cuff reaction is that I'm glad Britons voted to remain an island nation politically and economically and not just geographically.
A lot of folks cited economic benefits for remaining within the EU, but as Mark Steyn has commented throughout his writings on this matter--there's more at stake than money.
With the continent being overrun with Muslim "refugees" and jihadists in the fold; Britons, at least 52% of them, are looking at preserving what remains of their culture.
I'm sure there'll be plenty of tea-leaf reading in the days ahead as to whether or not Brexit is beneficial to Britons, and the rest of the world.
But in the meantime, I'll cheer: Rule Britannia!
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