Hopefully England will end up stimulating reform of the EU away from the disastrous course it took since the Oligarchs took over in preparation of the sham monetary union.
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Punkonomics (@DearBalak) 
Yes. But does this mean anything really changes for the beleaguered EU states like Greece? Doesn’t Germany still control the money?
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Yes, absolutely, though I think the differences between classes within nations play an increasing role. So the impoverished northern English that voted out because they thought more money will go to social services will get a nasty surprise when it goes to oligarchs instead. I may be totally out of my mind but think that it’s time to shake things up and break the status quo even if it is scary and dangerous. My #1 fear is that the nationalist/racist right will do better economic policy when they take power across Europe and especially France where the National Front candidate is very smart. Hitler also did excellent econ policy after he took power. Better than anybody else in the 30s, probably even FDR. That solidified his power significantly. I’m afraid this may repeat itself given the pathetic moderate left. IMHO :)
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