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Brexit: Best Internet Responses After The UK Leaves The EU

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By Think Marketing Published June 25, 2016 Social Media
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The United Kingdom held a nationwide referendum on whether to remain in the European Union or to pull what is now being called a “Brexit”. The Brexit is official, with 52 percent of the United Kingdom voting to leave the European Union.

On June 24, 2016, the people of Britain woke up to a brand new, unsteady world. In a stunning upset, the UK voted to leave the European Union, making it the first country in history to exit the EU.

Here are some of the best reactions, posted on Twitter and brought to you by sarcastic people to explain what happens when Britain leaves the EU:

Nicely done, Spain. Nicely done #Brexit pic.twitter.com/VPpzRhgrkQ

— Reg Saddler (@zaibatsu) June 25, 2016

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Ha! #Brexit explained in one food photo via @ibnezra pic.twitter.com/oAFc9BHG1Q

— Lulu (@lourdesgnavarro) June 24, 2016

I've quickly designed a logo for our new country: #ScotLond pic.twitter.com/nZi1hBjZzZ

— Michael Shaw (@MrMichaelShaw) June 24, 2016

https://twitter.com/ZIYAAD_LFC/status/746314037596721152

How do I tell them?? #Brexit pic.twitter.com/6Y7hRIKINi

— James Offer (@joffley) June 24, 2016

This is 50 cent or as we like to call him In the UK 10,000 pounds pic.twitter.com/FD7dfXWCqd

— El Negro De Chopper (@ThatsNotE) June 24, 2016

What does #Brexit mean- in one picture. pic.twitter.com/L3QwnqgKm1

— McNeil (@Reflog_18) June 24, 2016

If you're ever having a bad day at work remember you're not David Cameron and you didn't unintentionally lead the UK out of the EU.

— Jamie Ross (@JamieRoss7) June 24, 2016

Holy shit, they replaced David Cameron with a cat. pic.twitter.com/0r7KouIHW1

— ⭐️bex schwartz (@starbex) June 24, 2016

Just saw this #Brexit meme and had to share 🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/DfQ3skyzLh

— Robert Garcia (@RobertGarcia) June 24, 2016

As Donald Trump praises Britain for voting to leave EU:

The only thing you need to know about #Brexit is that Donald Trump thinks it's a great idea

— Gloria Fallon (@GloriaFallon123) June 24, 2016

Bloody hell this world (& @realDonaldTrump) have gone mad… LOL @lilyallen #Brexit pic.twitter.com/1iNYPzOs6X

— Brian Peel (@Brian_Peel) June 24, 2016

they voted to stay in you compulsive liar. Just like I'm voting you stay in Scotland.

— Chris Crary (@ChrisCrary) June 24, 2016

Britons madly Googling ‘What is the EU?’ after voting to leave it!

Other common questions on Google search in recent hours include: “How many countries are in the EU?” “Which countries are in the EU” and “What does it mean to leave the EU?”

Some are saying a sharp uptick in searches posing basic questions about the European Union and Brexit suggests that many Britons weren’t clear on the details of what they were voting on.

"What is the EU?" is the second top UK question on the EU since the #EURefResults were officially announced pic.twitter.com/1q4VAX3qcm

— GoogleTrends (@GoogleTrends) June 24, 2016

The difficult extraction process from the European Union is expected to begin in October once a new Prime Minister has been elected.




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