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Originally Posted by AlonzoTorres Everything will be discussed and the UK will NOT leave the EU until every aspect of this new situation has been solved. That means previous laws and agreements are still as is until they have come up with new agreements and laws, which could take years.

Cameron has said he won't trigger Article 50 (the only current formal way of leaving the EU) until the new PM is appointed at the Conservative Party Conference). Article 50 can take up to 2 years before the UK would have fully left the EU. Its highly unlikely that we'll stay in, remember the referendum didn't say we would leave the EU. It just showed public opinion on the matter, however, the Government are more than likely going to respond to public opinion and follow through with leaving.

Nobody, no matter how intelligent can tell you what will happen over the next few years with us leaving. Its unprecedented, there is no example for us to follow or base our facts on. For now, we wait, we see, and we work on keeping stability in the economy, the markets, politics & judiciary.

Its an agreement almost half of the population disagree on (and more after seeing how fake the exit campaign was), but its a decision that was democratically chosen. We live with it, and move on.