Het is gebeurd. De Britten hebben gekozen voor een Brexit. In een referendum stemde 52 procent van de bevolking voor een vertrek uit de Europese Unie. Op Twitter betreuren bekende en onbekende Twitteraars dit historisch nieuws. Al zou Twitter Twitter niet zijn als er ook al serieus wat mee gelachen wordt…
No matter the outcome, #Brexit polls demonstrate how quickly half of any population can be convinced to vote against itself. Quite a lesson.
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) June 23, 2016
I went to bed in Great Britain. I woke up in little England.
— Ulrike E Franke (@RikeFranke) June 24, 2016
Crap. Crap crappedie crap. #Brexit #Frexit pic.twitter.com/DypPmSSYY3
— Joke De Nul (@Joke) June 24, 2016
One star just left the building … #brexit pic.twitter.com/WhxNpez5KJ
— Riadh Bahri (@Riadh_B) June 24, 2016
It feels like someone close has died. Want to hug the people I care most about. What happened to our little island of hope?
— Simon Clancy (@SiClancy) June 24, 2016
Time to leave the uk I think this place is falling apart at the seams, might move to Germany
— Ronnie O’Sullivan (@ronnieo147) June 24, 2016
Never bet that high, @David_Cameron, you moron. Shame on you. #brexit
— Frank Underwood (@FrankUnderwocd) June 24, 2016
A vote for Farage, Boris & a recession well done to the over 50’s for thinking of the future!
— Jamie Carragher (@Carra23) June 24, 2016
Europe, u are better off w/o Brits! Now that there’s a vacancy, take us! We want what Europe has: free health care, free college, real beer!
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) June 24, 2016
When news of #Brexit reached the Kremlin. pic.twitter.com/LEvYgrfP0N
— Nomy Sahir (@NomyPti) June 24, 2016
Currency traders worldwide right now. pic.twitter.com/otpOPZf9X7
— David Feith (@DavidFeith) June 24, 2016
The next James Bond will just be him spending 2 hours in passport control at De Gaulle
— Bobby Big Wheel (@BobbyBigWheel) June 23, 2016
Cameron -> Cameroff. pic.twitter.com/SOK8GmH97x
— Thomas Smolders (@Ljosmyndun) June 24, 2016
