What will happen after the British EU Referendum?

Whatever the result in today´s EU Referendum will be, this will follow:

- The stagnating, undemocratic and corrupted European Union - which is beyond repair - is bound to implode within the next ten or twenty years. Brexit would hasten this process. That´s why many of those, who really care about Europe, have supported the Leave side.

- Even if the British decide to stay in the EU, David Cameron will be an utterly diminished leader, not only in the UK, but also in the EU and on a global level. It is difficult to see, how he can stay on as PM after a narrow win for his side.

- If the British vote to leave the EU, there is not the slightest chance that Cameron will be able to continue as PM. The way he has chosen to conduct his Remain campaign has been dishonest and divisive. A Conservative backlash is bound to follow.

"David Cameron’s EU deal is – in legal terms – not worth the paper it’s printed on"

I have a feeling that the Vote Leave people have not quite enough reminded people about the truth of David Cameron´s EU deal:

"David Cameron’s EU deal is – in legal terms – not worth the paper it’s printed on"

David Jones         

Conservative MP for Clwyd West and a former secretary of state for Wales.

Here you can read what David Jones thinks about Cameron´s empty deal.

David Cameron is now "a huge boost for Brexit"

David Cameron must be desperate now:

So low has the Prime Minister sunk that last week his ratings even fell below those of Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn, an unreconstructed socialist radical who has spent his entire political career in the wasteland of the far Left.
This dramatic collapse in Cameron's popularity will cause real damage to the proEU campaign, given his key role at its front. The entire pro-EU strategy has been his, from his first call for a referendum in 2013 to his botched deal with Brussels this year.
NO OTHER senior politician is in a position to lead Remain. Corbyn is not only a socialist extremist but also has a long past record of opposition to Euro federalism, which renders his current pro-EU stance profoundly unconvincing.

Read the entire article here