David Cameron Resigns After UK Votes To Leave the European Union - American Reaction #BREXIT

David Cameron, Prime Minister of UK, has resigned after the UK has voted to leave the EU (European Union) in the highly publicized #BREXIT EU Referendum vote. The margin of victory for the "LEAVE" side vs the "REMAIN" side was over one million, two hundred thousand which equates to about 52% vs 48%. A margin that seems small on paper, but in reality, is quite large, considering many "experts" did not anticipate the actual result of the referendum to happen. Cameron's resignation will not be immediate, rather it will begin in October when someone else will take over, most likely former London Mayor Boris Johnson, who was the leader of the "EXIT" campaign, in contrast to Cameron's leadership of the "REMAIN" campaign. Boris Johnson's main platform was to alleviate the migration crisis and third world behaviors that have infested Europe since the adoption of the European Union's rules in the 1990s.

Stock markets around the world have reacted the news of the United Kingdom leaving the EU by essentially tanking. Trading in Japan was temporarily halted. Many investors and shareholders are afraid of what the future may hold for a Europe that is "disunited" and not on one accord as far as it relates to big banking and etcetera. Much of this is fear based speculation and not much more. The UK as of today is still in the EU, and will be for at bare minimum two more years. Article 50 of the Treaty of Libson must be invoked by the prime minister of the UK, which will most likely be Boris Johnson, as David Cameron will most likely not do that as a lame duck PM.

At that point, a two year countdown clock to UK's official EU exit will begin. During that period of time, there will be negotiations on the terms of UK's exit, and other nation states within the EU will have say-so ... which most likely includes the power of veto. It is doubtful that any country will deny UK the right to leave the EU, since other countries such as France, Italy, and Netherlands may get EU referendums of their own to secede from the EU. This is the domino effect that many were afraid of that would come to be if UK was successful leaving the EU.

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