Jean-Claude Juncker is real.
Who voted for him?
Is it even possible to vote for MUPS, eh sorry MEPS?

He was installed by the Oppressive EU Establishment.
janne...
For the sake of your freedoms. He must be replaced by a person who will fight, and possibly defeat the Oppressive EU Establishment.
Please make sure it is not a Trump Type.

Brexit seems to have a new meaning now.
Sinn Fein wants vote on Northern Ireland leaving UK 'as soon as possible'
http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-eu-nireland-idUKKBN16K28E

Dutch are generally wiser than Brexiter Britons and Trumpian Deplorables: Dutch election: PM Rutte celebrates 'rejection of populism'.

One question that is not resolved is what will happen to the 3 million Europeans that live and work in Britain and the 1 million Brits that live and work in other EU countries.

One question that is not resolved is what will happen to the 3 million Europeans that live and work in Britain and the 1 million Brits that live and work in other EU countries.

It wasn't an issue while it was the EEC, so why one now?

look for a job in another EU country
work there without needing a work permit
reside there for that purpose
stay there even after employment has finished
enjoy equal treatment with nationals in access to employment, working conditions and all other social and tax advantages

http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=457

Prior to the start of World War I in 1914, there were virtually no border controls or restrictions to labor mobility across the continent. During the war, however, the crossing of borders by foreigners began to be considered a security concern, and it was at this time that passports and visas were introduced in Europe.

Then in the 1950s, when Europe was beginning to recover from the devastation of World War II and experiencing a period of intense economic growth, labour mobility was again encouraged. Because the lack of skilled workers was seen as a threat to the economy, freedom of movement of qualified industrial workers was included in the treaties founding the European Economic Community (EEC), the predecessor of the current European Union, in 1957.

Over 8 million work permits were issued to foreigners in Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and West Germany (the original six members of the EEC) during the guest-worker period of 1958 to 1972. One-third of the foreign workers came from within the EEC; mainly from Italy, which was lagging behind in industrialization and suffered from high unemployment.

Workers were recruited through bilateral agreements from outside of Europe as well, especially to work in dirty, dangerous, and dull — the so-called 3D — jobs in the building, mining, and transportation sectors. Significant numbers of guest workers, for example, migrated from Turkey to Germany, from Algeria to France, and from the British Commonwealth countries to Britain.

Article 50 is finally signed.

As for the "divorce" settlement being asked for, I suggest we agree pay it :-)