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Chapter 7 Petty’s Idea 2/3/16 2
I confess that this book casts me as that little boy crashing the economic party, and
maybe the evolutionary biology one too, in trust that outsiders might have better
chances to spot the obvious unseen. What else was the pay rule? I derived it easily
from doctrines already accepted, I think, and anyhow hard to refute. Those were the
total return turism and Ben-Porath’s equation for human growth. The maximand
rule or deadweight loss rule would prove it as well. How could Becker have missed
that what holds for investment in job training by employers holds for any
investment by anyone in anything? How could students of the age-wage problem
have missed the obvious solution? Investment implies expected recovery with
interest, by the investor or a chosen donee, and recovery means recovery of
depreciation. I belabor this point because tradition dies hard, and naturally tends to
circle wagons under attack. I doubt that my surprise attack will meet the resistance
Darwin’s found. Darwin’s met resistance founded on faith. I took pains to show that
my version requires only selection for lineage survival, and that a benign Artificer
might ordain the same.
Evolutionary Biology and Hamilton’s Rule
Economics, meaning any quantitative rationale of choice, normally describes
humans and human choice. That goes for this book too. But some treatments of
economics including this one are meant to fit other creatures as well. My axioms
have kept that in mind. The mortal and reproducing population need not be human.
Much of the animal kingdom, I think, shows convergent tastes and predictions or
acts as if it did. The biological imperative is meant to apply to all. All, as I see it, own
capital of both factors. Even protozoans own (“monopolize”) the nutrients they
assimilate and the space they occupy. Humans are exceptional in their cultural
accumulations of learning and technology shown in our secular (lasting) growth.
But I did not make those features axioms.
I argued that economics tended to reason explicitly or implicitly from the biological
imperative, meaning what I call “ends” in lineage survival, from Petty through Smith
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and Ricardo and Malthus and Mill, until the marginalist revolution shifted focus
from objectives to the mechanics in supply, demand and price. Bioeconomics awoke
a century later, largely it seems in response to the challenge of Hamilton’s rule. Now
I will look at it too.
My term “lineage survival” is unusual. It is meant not to take sides between “kin
selection” and “group selection.” The kin selection idea was another word for
Hamilton’s rule from his doctorial thesis in 1964. It said that genes encoding
investment in close kin encode investment in likeliest sharers of those genes, and
should tend to entrench and perpetuate themselves. His condition for investment
was r 〉 bc . r here meant relatedness: ½ for offspring or siblings, ¼ for nephews or
nieces or grandoffspring, and so forth. b meant benefit to the donee, and c meant
cost to the investor. The sign > means “greater than”. The cost and benefit were
measured in fitness itself, meaning chances to survive and breed. But that too meant
“inclusive fitness” where investing in kin counted as breeding when adjusted for
relatedness. The idea was that I give up some of my chances if I can increase yours
to my net genic advantage in the long run. Hamilton allowed for exceptions
including meiotic drive, which sometimes forecloses gene competition. His rule
prevailed because it made mostly good predictions. Humans and creatures in
general usually care for their own young first, if they have any, and for closely
related young if not.
Hamilton made it clear that cost c and benefit b in his hurdle rb > c respectively
meant fitness given up by the investor and fitness grained by the investee. He
further made it clear that fitness could be measured as R. A. Fisher’s “reproductive
value” V(x) published in 1930 and 1957. V(x) meant likelihood at age x of
reaching each successive age times expected offspring at that age. V(x), or Bob
Trivers’ “reproductive success” RS, which simplifies V(x) to expected remaining
offspring, is implicitly constant at the population scale unless there is population
growth (Fisher’s “Malthusian parameter”). For creatures other than us, the
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parameter typically fluctuates around zero and group fitness holds about where it
started.
Hamilton’s rule, applied to diploids like us where closest relatedness r absent
inbreeding is ½, forbids investment where fitness gained (benefit) is less than twice
fitness given up (cost). I see no escape from the inference that fitness would double
with each generation, or more to account for cases where relatedness fell below ½. I
see no relief in an interpretation, say, that each successive generation cures this
imbalance by investing only half or less of its fitness and letting the rest lapse.
Fitness is likelihood of leaving descendants of equal fitness. It is not strictly
conserved, because likelihood is generally not identical to outcome. There is ex ante
and ex post fitness. But the ex ante kind is meaningless unless potency, in Aristotle’s
terms, is expected to converge to act. Hamilton’s rule should not have escaped this
critique for half a century. It clearly has merit, but needs some different expression.
Such a reformulation might treat rb/c as a maximand within practical constraints.
We can see how it might be by looking at the context. Darwin’s idea is a competition
for breeding success. This biological imperative is a powerful predictor in nature. It
predicts that traits are selected for successful reproduction to the exclusion of all
else. Evidence is impressive. “Semelparous” creatures who breed only once and do
not invest postpartum care, like salmon and soybeans, die within hours. An octopus
mother breeds only once, cares for her young a few weeks, and dies as they disperse.
Nature is on a tight budget. Resources wasted soon become resources lost to
thriftier lineages.
Hamilton saw this. He was right in stressing the role of competition among
individuals and individual heritable traits. Darwin did the same. One thing
Hamilton’s rule leaves out, which is not to claim that he overlooked it, is that traits
and their genes best at prioritizing self-replication might for that reason hurt
chances of achieving it. We know this happens. Human tradition everywhere resists
and punishes nepotism when it crosses a line. Jane Goodall reported the same for
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her chimps at Gombe. I think I have seen it among the pack of dogs, led by my
father’s favorite “Sean”, at Sutton Place. That would count as one of the practical
constraints. Too little support for family over equally deserving others is seen as a
fault, and too much as another.
The reason is obvious. Jack’s ambitions for kin will eventually conflict with Zack’s,
just as with ambitions for food and nest sites and mating opportunities. Not
everyone’s firstborn can be king of the hill. Social creatures evolve agonistic rules to
settle such conflicts peacefully. Losers in mating tournaments, or in contests where
males display and females choose, usually survive to compete again next year. The
contest is in the group interest because the traits of strength and skill proved in the
winner will be those passed on. Our genes tell us to compete as best we can for the
sake of a fair test, and to stop when the verdict seems clear. And soon enough it does.
The quarterback tries his best for three downs to move the yardsticks, but trots to
the sidelines on fourth down for the sake of another chance later. If genes can
encode this farsighted strategy for those other kinds of competition, why not for
nepotistic competition too?
For decades, biologists wondered why genes need so much selecting in species long
established. Shouldn’t earlier contests have selected the fittest genes once and for all,
with no need for further ones but to screen out recent and harmful mutations?
Shouldn’t the best traits have become clear millennia ago? Why need males contest
in tournaments or beauty contests every breeding season, with mostly the same
contestants, when best genes ought to have proved themselves soon after the
species began? Then there would be no genetic diversity except for recent
mutations not yet screened out. Population genetists such as Fisher, J. B. S. Haldane
and Sewall Wright had written mathematical models showing that even the slightest
selection pressures should drive a gene to fixity, and its rivals to extinction, within a
few generations if selection favored it consistently. Their argument was Malthus’
insight: breeding success is geometric. Yet there is rich allelic diversity wherever we
look. There are some gene sites in some species where the most common allele
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holds frequencies under ten percent, and those frequencies are constantly shifting.
The flux proves that losers are allowed mating opportunities too, though not as
much, and leave young to compete in the next generation.
Hamilton explained why that could make sense in a paper published with Marlene
Zuk in 1982. George Williams in 1976 and John Tooby in 1980 had argued that
fittest genes in one generation might not be fittest in the next if niche pressures
varied to counter current gene choices. Tooby had pointed to parasites and
pathogens, particularly single-cell ones whose life cycle runs less than an hour. They
could evolve new strains to outflank our old defenses and call for new ones.
Hamilton and Zuk continued this theme. They suggested that genes might have long
memories, put in human terms, and might have seen the same parasites and
pathogens pull such tricks before. If some individuals in the host population still
carried the antidote gene that worked the last time the same unexpected strain
arose, or something close enough to it, hosts collectively could weather the threat if
that antidote gene could be identified and spread fast enough. Then how? Hamilton
and Zuk proposed that what winning males display in contests of singing or
croaking or agility or symmetry, or bright colors in the right places, was possession
of the genes needed to counter the current strains of pathogens and parasites.
Losers in the same contests carried genes that had proved best against strains of the
past and might come back in the future. Nepotism practiced by winners would
speed up the spread of the current antidote. But losers carried genes that had
worked against other strains that might recur. A way had to be found to keep all
those potential antidotes somewhere in the medicine cabinet. Current losers had to
be saved for later. Gene diversity was the key to group survival in the long run. The
quarterback trots to the bench on fourth down because that is better for himself and
the team than being carried to the hospital. He realizes that other players are best
for punts or field goals or defense until he gets the ball again. Selection pressures do
not favor the same traits and genes every time.
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Hamilton’s Parasite Theory
My take on Hamilton’s 1982 paper, which I consider his masterpiece, is a blend of
his thoughts, Bob Trivers’ from a decade before, Richard Alexander’s, and maybe
mine. Mine sees a population arranged in local “demes” which intrabreed in most
cases for best adaptation to local pressures including pathogens and parasites. A
local strain to which the local deme is adapted might spread to other demes which
are not. Hosts in the invaded demes become sick. Female ones there intuit the
degraded conditions, breed less often, and breed mostly females (mothers can
choose) because males with their now ill-adapted anti-parasite (histocampatability)
genes will find few willing mates. This begins the part from Trivers. I’ll come to
Alexander’s later.
Mothers in the source deme see an opposite picture. Conditions are not necessarily
better than before, but they are better than in the invaded demes. They intuit this,
breed more often, and breed mostly males. The males migrate to those invaded
demes, carrying histocompatibility genes pre-adapted to the invaders, and find
willing mates there if they can show the signs. The idea that mothers choose to
breed mostly males in prosperous conditions is the other half of Trivers’ idea. The
idea that the invading parasite and the males with antidote genes might tend to
originate from the same deme may be mine.
That presupposes that females can trust the signs. Nature makes sure they can. She
provides resistant males with hard-to-feign ones to prove it. This was one of
Hamilton’s key insights. His idea has been called the “truth in advertising” theory.
Symmetrical antlers, deep croaks, accurate songs and bright colors where they
should be tell the females whose genes can be trusted. Parasites and pathogens
would fake them in afflicted host males if they could. It seems they can’t.
Hamilton, I believe, had solved three nagging puzzles at once. Why does nature
waste resources on beauty displays that seem at first glance to hinder fitness? A
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peacock’s tail feathers are an encumbrance in running from predators. And why give
the expensive displays mostly to males? Why do males exist at all in species where
they contribute genes but no care?
We just saw the answer to the first. Answers to the second two again build on an
insight of Trivers in 1973. Males produce cheap sperm carrying genes alone.
Females produce eggs packed with costly nutrients. A male can pass genes to many
descendants through many mates if they approve his signs. That speeds up the fight
against parasites. Nature evolved males and their self-promoting signs and their
contests for fastest spread of antidote genes to catch up to shifts in parasite load.
Where Do Losers Go?
A key point in the Hamilton-Zuk theory is that losers’ genes in the beauty contest are
typically not driven to extinction. They are driven to low frequencies until needed
again. Kin selection, up to a point, helps maintain genic diversity by preserving
current losers within the gene pool. Selection pressures punish and restrain kin
selection when it conflicts with preservation of other genes whose time will come
again. I met Hamilton at a conference in Squaw Valley, where Bob Trivers had
helped us attract him, and told him this reason why I thought his 1982 paper helped
complete and qualify his 1964 paper. He was the absent-minded professor to
perfection. Moody, distracted, profound. He smiled, a rare thing for him, and said
“It’s been a long search.”
This explains what I mean by lineage survival or fitness. Much of this book assumes
its maximization even among modern humans, who create our own urban
environments in place of the ancestral savanna for which we were adapted. And
much of economic history, although written in cities by city-dwellers, appears to
assume the same. Chapter 2 listed some examples. Let’s review them. There was
Petty’s of 1662. The similar equilibrium wage theories of Smith and Ricardo
expected pay to converge to the level maintaining and replacing the work force,
which is trusted to spend it on both. Malthus’ population principle in 1798 and 1801
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added the mechanics. Nassau Senior made that principle his first axiom in his
Outline of 1836. The biological imperative lapsed from attention when the first
generation of marginalists, led by Jevons and Menger, with Walras soon to follow,
thought it unscientific to explain or justify tastes. It reemerged a century later in
bioeconomics, much of which looked for economic implications of Hamilton’s rule.
We will see how it might clarify pure consumption and the maximand.
Enlightened Kin Selection
Hamilton’s rule needs completion because the quarterback and his genes have
figured out that the bench is better than the hospital. What really happens, I think, is
a long-range example of Bob Trivers’ “reciprocal altruism” of 1971 as generalized by
Richard Alexander. Bob wrote that creatures might invest in non-kin if the
investment were expected to be repaid with interest. Alexander added that the
repayment could be to the investor’s kin with equal genetic benefit if Hamilton’s
hurdle rb > c were cleared from the investor’s perspective. The quarterback yields
to special teams on fourth down, and they to the defense until possession changes
again, for the best interests of each and all in the long run. The interest they receive
in turn for deferring to non-kin is the cost of maintaining themselves on the bench. It
does not accrue and compound because it is paid out continuously. It is an insurance
cost that each temporary winner dares not trim. Group selection is enlightened kin
selection.
Three or four decades ago, this much acknowledgement of group selection would
have met more resistance than I expect now. It shouldn’t have. Half the beauty of the
Hamilton-Zuc scenario is in explaining allelic diversity as a result of agonistic rather
than lethal competition. Zack and Jack and their genotypes are rivals now because
they are teammates in the big picture.
Kin selection is a help until it crosses the line and becomes a hindrance. Some
mothers in the source deme will carry higher frequencies of the antidote gene than
others. They will tend to be healthier, and so able to invest more energy in more
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young. If all mothers invest preferentially in their own, or maximize Hamilton’s
standard rb > c , healthier mothers will produce more young with higher doses of
the antidote genes, while sicklier mothers will produce less with less. Here it is
females who compete to prove the same better genes that males just proved in the
tournaments or beauty contests.
The race against parasites speeds up again with Trivers’ fine insight about healthier
mothers choosing to dial up the ratio of sons to daughters (“primary sex ratio”), and
to expand the reproductive period at both ends with shorter birth spacing for more
male offspring still. (Some of this may be my idea rather than his.) Nature proves
best current genes twice. Fathers prove them by duking it out or strutting their stuff.
Mothers carrying the same best genes prove it by winning the breeding contest
against other mothers after.
The ex ante/ ex post distinction counts as much in biology as in economics. Here it
accelerates the selection process. Offspring carrying the antidote gene to meet
current parasites will generally not on that account cost more ex ante invested
consumption to raise. If they are males, who can turn that advantage into many
offspring, the ex post value of that same investment can be far higher. The converse
works for offspring lacking the gene. Their mothers can make the best of it by
producing females who will find breeding opportunities anyhow with mates
carrying the gene, since she knows which they are and males always have cheap
sperm to spare, and will so keep their own genes in the gene pool.
Parasites got the last laugh by killing Hamilton on research in Africa a few years
after I met him. I never knew well enough to call him Bill. Bob Trivers called him the
deepest thinker in the world. That couldn’t be wrong by much.
Parasites and Demes
Ernst Mayr, Bob Trivers’ doctoral advisor at Harvard, defined a deme as a race or
subpopulation that intrabreeds at least 95% of the time. I hypothesize that it does so,
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in some cases, to maximize frequency of a histocompatibility gene which is an
antidote to the local strain of parasite or pathogen. This idea could complement the
Hamilton-Zuc parasite model nicely. It would give a safe home to which both gene
and parasite could retreat until their times come again.
Period of Production Theory
Back to economics. Chapter 4 mentioned John Rae as a contributor to what later
developed into Mill’s free growth theory. Rae’s book, published in 1834, also begins
what was called period of production theory. The idea was that production took
time, and that profit compensated the investor’s patience over the production
period. Senior, who had sent Rae’s book to Mill, adopted this idea in his own betterknown
Outline in 1836. Rae’s book itself found few readers, despite its warm
endorsement by Mill in his own magnus opus of 1848. Jevons adopted the idea from
Senior in 1871, and Boehm Bawerk from Senior and Jevons in his book of 1889.
Boehm Bawerk soon learned of Rae’s work, and dedicated later editions to him.
Period of production theory thrives today in the Austrian School, which had been
founded by Boehm Bawerk’s teacher Carl Menger in 1871. (Menger was the guy who
squabbled with Schmoller in Chapter 2.)
It has found little favor elsewhere. The period seemed impractical to define or
measure, and so gave little predictive value. Joseph Schumpeter, a student of Boehm
Bawerk who disagreed with him on this point, argued in 1911 that the period of
production is zero; capital is present continuously. Frank Knight, who had
anticipated Schultz in realizing that some consumption is investment in human
capital, argued as Schumpeter had.
But the theory is true by definition. Any rate is the inverse or reciprocal of a period.
The inverse of 4% per year is 25 years. Return is the ratio of net output to capital
producing it, meaning the rate of production, and its reciprocal is the period of
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production. Where the critics were right was in finding a lack of clarity and
predictive value in the theory. Where does it lead? Rabbits and redwoods have
different periods of production, at first glance, but should nonetheless agree in
return if in risk. Jevons wrote that he meant production of the “wage fund” as a
whole, meaning the universe of consumer goods. But he pointed to wine and timber
as examples to help pin down the period. Boehm Bawerk picked nine years for no
reason I can see.
All went wrong by considering physical capital only. The factors blend into each
other; physical becomes human capital through invested consumption, and
conversely when human depreciation is recovered in products. The generation
length gives the replacement period for total capital if total capital is interpreted as
fitness and if all fitness of each generation is passed to the next.
Jevons and Boehm Bawerk assumed growthlessness for simplicity, and would have
realized that they were modeling only the replacement component in net output.
Boehm Bawerk’s contribution, anticipated by Petty, was his insight that time
preference rate explains rate of return by pricing the capital denominator, and not
the reverse. This had not been clear in Rae or Senior or Jevons. I give all four high
marks for a near miss. But they could have come closer. Remember that Senior’s
first axiom had been Malthus’ population principle. He and the others would also
have known of Petty’s human and total capital idea, which was occasionally revived
and critiqued. They didn’t quite connect the dots.
Next Generation Theory
Petty wrote A Treatise of Taxes in 1662. The whole title continues to about as many
words, counting ampersands, as pages in the book or pamphlet. His son tells us that
Petty dictated his books overnight to secretaries who slept by turns. It is easy to
believe that Petty didn’t need much sleep. He was a go-getter who had sailed to
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Ireland as chief medical officer to Cromwell’s ironsides, stayed on to survey the Irish
land with which Cromwell would pay his troops, and then got Parliament’s approval
to invest in that high-risk land to make a fortune. It is rare for a man of practical gifts
to be a deep thinker too. Petty, like my father, was both. His Verbum Sapienti of 1664
was first to apply the ancient capitalization formula to both factors, meaning
workers as well as tradeable things, and so originated the concept of human capital
as present value. He applied this insight there and his Political Arithmetick in 1676,
and again in The Total Wealth of England in 1683, to measure the total wealth of
England including human capital. That makes him the father of national accounts.
But his greatest achievements, I think came in A Treatise of Taxes.
Chapter 4, paragraph 9 of that book begins with
19. Having found the Rent or value of the usus fructus per annum, the
question is, how many years purchase (as we usually say) is the Fee simple
naturally worth? If we say an infinite number, then an Acre of Land would be
equal in value to a thousand Acres of the same Land; which is absurd, an
infinity of unites being equal to an infinity of thousands.
Petty clearly recognizes that time preference, meaning our taste for impatience,
explains productivity, or ratio of output to capital, rather than the other way around.
This powerful and counterintuitive insight is usually credited to Boehm Bawerk in
1889, who showed that it is true for man-made things as well as land. The utility or
usus fructus being a given, we bid less for the land or other capital producing it if we
are less patient, and more if more. Bidding less for this denominator of rate of return
bids that rate itself up if the numerator is a given, and conversely. That’s why riskier
assets offer higher return. Petty’s reductio ad absurdam of a hypothesis of infinite
patience is obvious in hindsight, but may not have been written down before. Petty
continues:
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Wherefore we must pitch upon some limited number, and that I apprehend
to be the number of years, which I conceive one man of fifty years old,
another of twenty eight, and another of seven years old, all being alive
together may be thought to live; that is to say, of a Grandfather, Father and
Childe; few men having reason to take care of more remote Posterity: for if a
man be a great Grandfather, he himself is so much nearer his end, so as there
are but three in a continual line of descent usually coexisting together; and as
some are Grandfathers at forty years, yet as many are not till above sixty, and
sic de eteteris.
20. Wherefore I pitch the number of years purchase, that any Land is
naturally worth, to be the ordinary extent of three such person their lives.
Now in England we esteem three lives equal to one and twenty years, and
consequently the value of Land, to be about the same number of years
purchase. Possibly if they thought themselves mistaken. . . .(as the observer
on the Bills of Mortality thinks they are. . .)
21. . . . But in other Countreys Lands are worth nearer thirty years purchase,
by reason of the better titles, more people, and perhaps truer opinion of the
value and duration of three lives.
23. One the other hand, Lands are worth fewer years purchase (as in
Ireland) . . . by reason of the frequent rebellions. . .”
The “other Countreys” could include France and especially Holland, then models of
prosperity. Petty had made his fortune in Irish mortgages, and knew the years
purchase there.
But the argument is a puzzle. There is a focus on longevity and mortality, as if the
generations are providing for old age. But Petty’s overlapping generations model
cannot be much like Paul Samuelson’s of three centuries later, where a generation of
productives leaves a nest egg for retirement. Samuelson’s productives are
replenished exogenously, with children left to the imagination. Why would Petty
have mentioned their ages? And retirement at age 50, as a norm, would have made
no sense to Petty or his readers. The grandfather will stay in harness.
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The one and twenty years could mean remaining life expectancy at age 50. But Petty
could easily have spelled that out, or the implied 71 year terminus. He does spell out
the ages of the three generations. Their average difference in age rounds to 21
years.
Petty’s readers, like Smith’s and Ricardo’s after, would have taken it for granted that
each generation provides for the next. “Few men having reason to take care of more
remote posterity” would have registered in the context of that provision. “Posterity”
usually meant and means descendants.
His description, like mine, is incomplete. He may mean that life expectancy is also a
factor in calculating the years purchase. If so, he apparently leaves that thought to
be followed up later. There is also room to argue that the grandfather looks two
generations ahead, so that the years purchase becomes 42 years. But that would
give the usus fructus at 2.3%. All the rates Petty reports elsewhere in the tract are
much higher. One generation length is what he seems to apply. My reading is that
the grandfather provides for the grandson by passing all to the son.
Petty’s overlapping generation insight has been one of his least noticed, just as with
Mill’s on output growth preceding and explaining capital growth. I first read of
Petty’s idea in a collection of Lionel Robbins’ lectures at London School of
Economics delivered in 1979-1980, but published in 2000. I learned from these
lectures that Gustav Cassel had published the same idea in his The Nature and
Necessity of Interest in 1903. I hunted that down. Robbins misremembered in telling
his students that Cassel had arrived at the idea independently. In fact Cassel and
Robbins both quote the same excerpts from A Treatise of Taxes that I just did. Cassel
inferred that interest rates cannot stably be less than 2% per year.
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I arrived at the same idea independently, anyhow, and published it in Social Science
Information in 1989. To date it is my only publication in a refereed journal, and
remains uncited as far as I know. Alan Rogers, a biologist at University of Utah,
published almost the same idea in 1994 1 and 1997 2 . Neither of us knew of Petty or
Cassel or each other. Both of Rogers’ two papers are included in my appendix.
Petty’s great idea has otherwise remained unnoticed as far as I know.
His idea in modern terms comes from the same ancient capitalization formula.
Sumerian temples knew how to evaluate land as well as mortgages and annuities by
discounting to present value. In the simplest case, where cash flow is expected to
hold constant forever, the logic begins with the definition
cash flow rate =
cash flow
capital
.
Algebra allows
capital =
cash flow
cash flow rate
. (7.1)
Years purchase, given those simplifying assumptions, meant
years purchase =
1
cash flow rate , (7.2)
1 The Evolution of Time Preference.
2 Evolution and Human Choice over Time.
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Suppose for example that cash flow rate is known to be 4%. Using (7.2), we would
figure
years purchase =
1
4%/ year = year
4% = year
4 /100 = 100years = 25 years.
4
That allows (7.1) to be reexpressed as
capital = (cash flow) x (years purchase). (7.3)
Where cash flow and cash flow rate are assumed constant over time, they become
identical to profit and rate of return. Sumerians realized that return is the universal
maximand, three millennia before Turgot wrote that down, and that competition
tended to equalize it to a current market norm. Then it would also equal years
purchase.
Petty was searching for the rationale of years purchase, and found it in the
generation length. Petty’s idea I think, and mine anyhow, could begin with
capital = means of accomplishing goals= means of lineage survival= fitness. (7.4)
Nature’s way is transmission of all fitness, meaning total capital for humans, to the
next generation. Nature cares just as much for later generations, but trusts each
generation of immediate descendants to know best what their own immediate
descendants will need for that long-range goal. Each passes the baton and retires.
We invest everything in the next generaton precisely because we care about the
ones after. Hamilton’s rule reflects this reality. Grandoffspring are only ¼ related to
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donors, while offspring are ½ related. Hamilton thus predicts grandoffspring to
receive investment only when benefit/cost ratio is double. My own analysis allows
more role for group selection, without saying how much, and shifts attention from
who benefits to when.
Petty’s idea, if I understand him, is
years purchase = generation length = 21years, (7.5)
which would give
cash flow rate
1
generation length = 1
21 years
= 4.7%/year. (7.6)
This would tally well enough with rates of return and interest rates as Petty knew
them.
I would adjust Petty’s estimate of the generational length. Petty’s primogeniture
model may have been true to law and custom for land inheritance, but it is not true
to biology. I prefer R. A. Fisher’s 3 method equal-weighting all births from first to last,
and equal-weighing ages of both parents at each birth. We have some evidence that
the maternal generation length in recent decades, by that method, has run near 26
years over recent decades. If fathers are five years older on average, Fisher’s method
would arrive at 28.5 years. Rogers found 28.9 years from other sources. Then (7.6)
would give
cash flow rate =
1
= 3.5%/year. (7.7)
28.5 years
3 The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection (1930).
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All this has assumed has assumed constant cash flow indefinitely. That would imply
zero growth. Only under zero growth do output and rate of return simplify to cash
flow and cash flow rate.
Now let’s model growth in. I divide the Y rule by total capital, as in Chapter 4, to get
output
total capital
=
total capital growth
total capital
+
cash flow
total capital ,
or more compactly
rate of return = growth rate + cash flow rate. (7.8)
At the collective scale, cash flow rate simplifies to pure consumption rate. That
would be written
rate of return = growth rate + pure consumption rate, (7.9)
as in Chapter 4. Then (7.6) through (7.9) allow
rate of return = growth rate + 3.5%/year (7.10)
at the collective scale.
(7.10) would be wrong if growth rate were a function of cash flow rate. I said that
politicians, and even economists to a degree, teach that faster growth needs
consumption restraint first. That corresponds to cash flow restraint in (7.10). Free
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growth theory says such restraint doesn’t happen. Data say the same. I apply the
same idea in next generation theory.
My 3.5% is a rough estimate. What counts is the generation length. The length was
probably higher, and the rate lower, before medicine and sanitation lowered
mortality rates, and let two or three births per couple meet the need for population
replenishment.
The cash flow or pure consumption rate modeled at 3.5% might also vary for
reasons other than changes in the generation length. My charts show the pure
consumption/total capital rate as higher in the middle part of the twentieth century
as people drained capital reserves to keep up consumption in times of world-wide
depression. I’ll say more about these reserves.
First Interpretation
Next generation theory says in effect that R. A. Fisher’s version of the generation
length, not Petty’s primogeniture version, gives the period of production of total
capital. We would miss the point if we focused on the period production of human
capital separately. Total capital is our means of lineage survival. This reinforces my
theme that human capital does not mean humans. It means skill sets priced at
present value of foreseen cash flow. Skill sets are not enough for lineage survival.
We also need things. We should not fall into the trap of surplus value theory, which
had been taught by communists for decades before Karl Marx joined their ranks, in
supposing that skills make things. It is only half the truth. Skills plus things make
skills plus things as the generations repeat.
Nor should we make the mistake of supposing that the generation length begins and
ends uniquely from birth to birth, so that the remaining period of production grows
shorter over adult life and the time discount rate steeper. The period of a cycle is the
same at any point. The young, simply by maturing, are already investing in their
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counterparts in the next generation. Each cohort (same-age group) invests
effectively in its immediate descendent. Eight-year-olds are investing in the next
generation of eight-year-olds, and so to the end. That’s why Fisher’s version of the
generation length is best. It prioritizes each cohort and gender without judgment as
to which matter more. The period of production gives our patience horizon. The
horizon and its reciprocal, the pure consumption rate, both hold the same at any age.
Cash Flow and Risk
The maximand rule notes that time preference and return vary with risk. Return is
growth rate plus cash flow rate. Is variance with risk captured more in one of these
two components than the other?
We might intuit that riskier and higher-return assets grow faster on average, over
enough time for the bumps of risk to even out. But if that tended to be true, the
universe of assets would grow progressively riskier over the decades and centuries.
That is not my reading of history. My impression is that smoother and rockier
periods come and go without overall trend. In the world we know, then, it is cash
flow rate rather than growth rate that varies from asset to asset with risk.
For illustration, consider factor risk. I argued that human capital figures to be the
riskier and higher return factor because assets tend to reflect the risk appetites of
their owners. The young are more risk-tolerant, and own human capital
disproportionately. If this higher return were reflected in higher growth, rather than
in higher cash flow, the ratio of human to physical capital would tend to rise steadily
over the millennia. Most readings have tended to see it the other way around. I
myself favor the neutral assumption that the factors keep pace. Then cash flow rate
becomes higher for human than physical capital, with 3.5% the cap-weighted
average.
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Consider also the history of corporate leverage. Equities are riskier because bond
interest is paid first. If equities grew faster, however, leverage would constantly
decline. That is not what we see.
This inferred concentration of risk premium in cash flow rate is convenient for
testing. Growth and return are two of the most closely followed variables in
economics. We have no direct measure of the pure consumption rate, or cash flow
rate at the collective scale. Nor have we any direct measure of growth and return to
total capital at any scale. But we have a good idea of average return and growth and
cash flow to securities and business assets. By the maximand rule, return to human
capital should be the same but for differences in risk. I model human capital as
somewhat riskier, for reasons just given, and human capital is the larger factor.
Then if I am right in placing the risk premium within the cash flow component of
return, and in estimating average-risk cash flow rate at 3.5%, cash-flow rate to the
business sector as a whole should be somewhat less.
Next generation theory predicts at the collective scale. Collective return is implicitly
average return, and that means average-risk return. My reading of history, which
rules out progressive growth of higher-risk assets at the expense of lower-risk ones,
simplifies that to average-risk cash flow plus whatever collective or average growth
happens to be at the moment.
Don’t Grandparents Invest?
Next generation theory assumes that each generation invests all its capital of both
factors in the next within the generation length. We expect it to do the same in turn.
We care about grandoffspring too, but serve them best by trusting and enabling
their parents only.
A first reaction is that this denies the obvious. Humans today, in advanced countries,
normally live to nearly three times the generation length. (3 x 28.5 = 85.5). Even
retirement at age 65 comes eight years after twice that length. And job number one
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for grandparents seems to be helping take care of grandchildren. Doesn’t that falsify
next generation theory?
Note quite. Retirement typically means dependence on savings or subsidy. The
parental generation subsidizes both the young and the old. Retirees can be
interpreted to some extent as hired though willing caregivers paid for by parents.
That explains part. The rest, I think, is best explained as replenishing a capital
reserve. Nature builds up reserves in good times and depletes them in bad times. A
rise in longevity from what is normally needed for lineage survival is a rise in
human capital reserves. Human capital is the most versatile kind. We geezers have
lost a step. But we remember how it’s done. We particularly remember how
parenting and homemaking are done, since those change least with technology.
Julius Caesar’s nanny, with a few pointers, could probably fill in as a nanny today. If
the parental generation were pulled away to fight a war, or rebuild after a
catastrophe, we oldsters could keep up the home front.
Free growth theory, abundantly proved in the data, is essential to next generation
theory. What each generation invests in the next is all its fitness (total capital). All ex
post growth, up or down, is added or subtracted for free. Catastrophes and windfalls
are the random kind of free growth. Tech gain is the accumulating “secular” (of
ages) kind. I wouldn’t put it past nature to have learned that sustained growth
means rising risk. She could adjust with reserves. We may be selected (a nicer word
than programmed) to build human capital reserves intentionally, whether or not
seeing nature’s motives for the buildup as distinct from our own, when real wealth
doubles with every generation.
That intentional or ex ante part would mean investment in the reserve. It isn’t
targeted to the grandoffspring generation, because they aren’t expected to draw it
down unless needed. All the rest of the buildup of human capital reserves in lifespan
prolongation is best explained as random free growth if my interpretation holds
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water. Next generation theory is not contradicted because it describes cash flows
only. It treats all growth at the collective scale as free and exogenous.
Testing Next Generation Theory
The proxies for the pure consumption rate (Schultz’ pure consumption over total
capital) in security markets would be dividend yield for equities, and interest for
debt claims. Ibbotson Associates’ SBII (2012), Chapter 4, shows average real
interest on U.S. corporate bonds as 3.0% over the period 1926-2011. Real corporate
dividend yield rate over the period can be estimated from the same source at about
2.9%. Jeremy Siegel’s Stocks for the Long Run (2002), Table 1-2, reports data
extending back to 1802. Real return over the period 1802 – 2001 is shown as
averaging 3.5% for long-term governments, and 2.9% for short-term governments.
Corporate bond returns would have run somewhat higher.
Global Financial Data shows stock market information for 95 countries. Data for U.K.,
U.S., Germany, Australia and France begin from 1701, 1801, 1870, 1883 and 1896
respectively. My charts and tables, and my website Free Growth and Other Surprises,
show this information along with evidence for free growth.
The eighteenth century is represented by U.K. alone. U.K. then showed real price
return, dividend yield and total return at 21.4%, 7.9% and 29.3%. Volatility of
dividend yield was exceptional. From 1801 forward, U.K. averages for these flows
were 2.2%, 4.2% and 6.4%. U.S. figures from 1801 forward were 2.9%, 5.3% and
8.3%. Global Financial Data also shows collective flows for Europe and the world
since 1926. Here the figures were 3.3%, 3.9% and 7.3% for Europe, and 3.5%, 3.8%
and 7.3% for the world.
Modeling of the pure consumption rate before the emergence of security markets
could refer to the history of interest rates alone. Interest is rate of return to senior
claims. Rate of return to any claim is realization by investors net of all expense.
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Investors as to interest means lenders, not borrowers. Interest rates published
historically are rates borrowers are contracted to pay. Interest rates realized by
lenders are less for two reasons. There are friction costs of due diligence,
contracting and collection. Default costs, slight when times are good, can be
catastrophic when times are bad.
Homer and Sylla describe normal contracted rates, not realized rates net of those
costs, as 10% − 40% in Sumer and Babylonia, 6% − 18% in ancient Greece, 5% −
24% in Egypt, and 4% − 12+% in Rome and the Byzantine Empire. 4 After higher
rates in the dark ages, European mortgages and commercial loans found the range
7% − 25% in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. 5 The range settled down to
4% − 14% in the sixteenth century, 6 and to 3% − 10% by the seventeenth and
eighteenth 7 . The authors comment: 8 “…interest rates declined during much of the
later Middle Ages and Renaissance. The earliest short-term rates quoted were
somewhat higher than the last and highest of the western Roman Legal limits. They
were not too different from early Greek rates and were within the range of
Babylonian rates… The later Renaissance rates were well within the range of
modern rates and the lowest were far below modern rates in periods of credit
stringency.” Merchants of Venice in Shakespeare’s time and long before borrowed
from banks, not from Shylocks, and at rather lower cost than merchants of the
twentieth century.
Economics and Biology
Bioeconomics has meant economics informed by biology. I argued that this
describes much or all of classical economics from Petty through Mill, then lapsed
when the marginalists preferred to do without any explanations or justifications of
tastes, and revived a century later to explore Hamilton’s rule.
4 A History of Interest Rates, Rutgers, 1996, Table 4.
5 Ibid. Tables 6 and 7.
6 Ibid. Table 9.
7 Ibid. Tables 10 and 14.
8 Ibid. Chapter 10.
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I too reason from biological axioms, and from much the same ones implicit or
explicit in the classical period. But I end up framing ideas of biology in the language
of economics rather than the opposite. I begin with
total capital = means of ends = means of replication = fitness,
where fitness is understood as a stock. The concomitant flow and rate would be
output (creation of fitness/total capital) and return (ratio of the two).
Free growth theory gave the inference
optimum ex ante output = optimum controllable output
= exact offset of pure consumption, at the collective scale.
Next generation theory specified the period of this exhaust and recovery as the
generation length.
Consider Hamilton’s rule in this context. All ex ante output, continuing steadily at
the generation rate, must be invested concurrently in the next generation or stored
for later investment within the deadline. It is the problem of Brewster’s millions.
Adults must invest or store as efficiently as practical (the maximand rule) before the
output means has slipped by. And the more stored instead, the more pressure to
invest later within the deadline. Time left for investment is another of the practical
constraints on maximization of rb/c.
What I sense is a watering down of Hamilton’s rule from what seemed logical
compulsion a few decades ago to something more like a target of opportunity. A
prediction maximizing rb/c has proved its value as a useful rule of thumb. I
suggested why some nepotism might be more adaptive than none in my review of
the Hamilton-Zuk parasite theory. It’s about giving all genes a fair but speedy trial.
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The quarterback gets three downs, and the batter three strikes, before they go back
to the bench. Some nepotism directs healthier mothers to invest in more and
healthier offspring, and sicker ones conversely, long enough to demonstrate which
is really which. Males passing the test carry the signs to prove it. Females choose
them to spread the antidote gene to the whole population. Losing genes and losing
parasites retreat until their time comes again.
Summary
This chapter trades my wannabe economist hat for my wannabe biologist one.
Herbert Spencer called those fields the same at bottom. I never read Spencer, and
know him mostly from Bertrand Russell’s books on the history of philosophy.
Spencer rates a subchapter there. Yet he was an autodidact with less training in
either field than mine. He even had less training in philosophy than mine. He was a
philosopher all the same, by Russell’s tough standards, and knew that logic comes
first. Data eventually prove their worth when it’s time to test. The data I’ve found
fits net generation theory more or less. What I really have on, all the while, is my
wannabe philosopher hat.
Popperians make no sense. Are we supposed to find that a rose is not a rose? Or that
all reasoning from definition is as transparent as that example? Wiles’ proof of
Fermat’s last theorem ended a search that took some pretty bright minds three
centuries. My best guess would be that Popperians confuse the concepts of logic and
question-begging. They are opposite. Logic (reasoning from definition) means
taking out no more than you put in. Truism or tautology usually means obvious
examples of the same, but sometimes includes subtle ones too. Question-begging
means taking out what you never put in 9 .
9 Circularity is question-begging which claims to take out as inference what it put in as assumption.
Assumption that Socrates is a man and that all men are mortal does not confirm that Socrates is a
man. It confirms that Socrates is mortal if assumptions are sound.
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Spencer’s “survival of the fittest’ doctrine would be a truism if we could prove the
theory of natural causality. We can’t by any means known to me. Science takes it as a
working assumption. So did Hume, and so do I. If God intervenes only a little, so that
laws of nature comes close to reality most of the time, we’re still in business.
My critique of Hamilton’s rule proposed that nepotism meets resistance when it
conflicts with nepotistic goals of others. I proposed a modus vivendi through
agonistic rules. Hamilton’s parasite theory with Zuk, written 18 years later, gives the
game plan.
Nepotism, meaning kin selection through Hamilton’s rule, is in the common interest
to a point. It speeds up proof of best genes to beat the current parasites by testing
female genes as well as male ones. Healthier mothers and sisters and aunts carry
more fitness to invest in more young. And females in most K-selected species,
including humans, perform most care of the offspring and siblings and nepotes
(nephews and nieces) that receive it 10 . Male competition alone does not determine
best current genes to nature’s satisfaction. Female breeding competition and
nepotistic investment help prove them farther.
All agonistic rules are about keeping the contest fair and deciding when proof is
enough. Long-term success against future as well as current parasites needs most
losers, not all, to go to the bench (low frequencies; source demes in my version)
rather than to extinction. Most losers survived to enter the contest because they
10 The burden is about 50-50 in pair-bonding birds. Fathers look to be the only caregivers in
territorial fish such as sticklebacks.
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were winners once before. Their cost on the bench, or on the taxi squad, is good
insurance.
My version of Hamilton’s parasite theory patched in some of Trivers’ ideas. One was
that mothers intuiting self-health and good prospects should tend to breed higher
primary sex ratios and conversely. Their male offspring can then find willing mates
if health carries reliable signs as Hamilton proposed. Also the investment of
insurance cost by winners in maintaining losers on the bench can be interpreted as
Trivers’ reciprocal altruism to be recovered when winners now become losers later.
My discussion of grandparental investment let still more worms out of the can. It is
clear that humans in advanced economies today normally live to nearly three
generation lengths. I proposed that we are replenishing a total capital reserve,
meaning mainly a human capital one, when recovering from hard times in the world
wars and world depression. No one really knows.
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CHAPTER 8: BANKS, MONEY AND MACROECONOMICS
Splitting up Banks
I started to write a book on banks and money a year ago. I stopped when I realized
that I don’t know enough about the subject. I have some experience and have done
some reading in those fields, but not enough to justify a whole book. A chapter, or
part of a chapter, is more like it.
Sumerian temples doubled as banks, mostly for agricultural loans to finance the next
crop. It is from their records, in clay tablets, that we know they understood
compound interest and the capitalization formula.
Deposit-and-lend banks as we know them today emerged in Venice and other
European cities in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Chapter 1 said that equity
investors cannot be attracted at leverage (deposit/equity) of less than 10:1, that
even one tenth so much leverage is unstable in high winds, and that we rebuild the
banking system after every systemic failure because we blamed the high winds
rather than the rickety structure.
I said that the solution is to split up banks as we know them into deposit banks
which invest in ETFs on the one side, and lending banks which raise funds from
investors rather than depositors on the other. These entities would have separate
stockholders, and would not interact unless incidentally.
A different kind of bank split-up has been urged since the 2008 crash. Repeal of the
Glass-Steagle act had allowed commercial (deposit-and-lend) banks to operate as
investment banks (brokerage firms). Many blamed the crash on that repeal, and on
investment bank innovations such as mortgage-backed securities. I think those
critics are looking in the wrong direction. The problem, as with most bank crashes
over the centuries, was overleverage encouraged by nearly costless deposits. The
solution is not to peel off brokerage operations from the mix, but to peel off deposits.

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I see no reason why lending banks should be separate from investment banks.
Rather the depositors’ money should not be risked in either.
It is also a mistake to blame Wall Street chicanery. Chicanery is a fact of life, and
Wall Street has more than its share. But I can testify, from a ringside seat, that many
sound financiers and first-rate economists genuinely believed in the sub-prime
derivatives they were selling. They were proposed to the trusts I run. I turned them
down as a business proposition because I saw too much complexity and no upside.
But my read was that the presenters were sold themselves.
The problem is not in the people. It is in the inherent fragility of deposit-and-lend
banks. Then what would the world be like without them? The answer first needs a
closer look at the problem.
Credit Risk is More than Leverage
Some leverage is a good thing. Firms issue bonds as well as stocks in order to attract
a wider range of investors. Risk-averse investors may choose the safety of bonds,
whose interest claims are paid first, while risk tolerant ones may be happy with the
iffier but more promising equity remainder. Leverage in general is a way to satisfy
both these constituencies.
Credit risk rises with term (duration) as well as amount of debt. One of the most
telling points in Siegel’s Stocks for the Long Run is that corporate bonds of 15 years
or more have proved more volatile in real total return than equities have. No
wonder. A corporate bond will have ample debt coverage (gross profit/debt service)
at date of issuance, and an appropriate credit rating. What will both be fifteen years
from now?
Homeowners also typically borrow long-term. They expect to have children in local
schools, husbands and/or wives in local jobs, and other roots in the community. But
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who knows that husbands and wives will still be married in fifteen years? Who
knows that if they are, their careers will not have taken them to another city?
It seems to me that reducing the dangers of debt means reducing both term and
amount, and that the solution had better find ways that still accommodate the shortterm
and long-term needs of firms and people.
Now let’s look at how deposit banks might invest.
The Omnibus Fund Idea
If I were a couple of decades younger, I would try to create something I call an
omnibus fund. It starts by seeming to contradict what I just said. I said that firms
issue both stocks and bonds to reach different constituencies. The omnibus fund
would first erase that separation. In principle it would reconstruct the firm as a
whole, or put the pieces back together again, by assembling proportionate shares of
the debt and equity claims on it in a single portfolio.
Suppose for example that the market cap (number of shares times current market
quotation) for a firm’s equity shares is one billion dollars, while the market cap of all
debt claims together in half that. Then the omnibus fund, in principle, would buy
each firm’s equities and debt instruments in that proportion at current market
valuation. In practice it could realize the same effect in a simpler way.
The omnibus fund would be a balanced index fund. Index funds are representative
of all the funds in an index, such as the S&P 500, weighted again to market cap. The
omnibus fund would pick a still more inclusive index, say the Russell 3000 or even
the Wilshire 5000. It would add in a corporate bond index, since balanced means
mixing stocks and bonds, and cap weight the two. The object would be to model the
publicly-traded corporate sector as a whole. The simplest way to get there would be
to buy index ETFs (exchange traded funds) directly, rather than duplicating their
work of assembling portfolios of the underlying individual issues.
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If it stopped at that point, the omnibus fund would probably attract few investors. It
would offer the aggregate return and risk of the publicity-traded corporate sector as
if it had never borrowed or issued debt. Aggregate means average. No one is exactly
average. Some like me and my father happen to be more risk-tolerant, and opt for
the higher returns that tend to come from higher risk. Some prefer the opposite.
How can the omnibus fund attract both?
The answer is derivatives. Derivatives are obligations whose benefits depend on
outcomes imperfectly foreseen. I said in the forward that I’m all in favor of them so
long as we respect and manage the risks. Equities themselves are the classical
example. Mortgage-backed securities give another. Common forms include futures
and swaps. The idea is about the same. Each typically picks an index, often the S&P
500. One party, the “short leg”, bets so much money, the “notional amount”, that the
S&P 500 index will go down tomorrow. Another party, the “long leg”, bets it will go
up. The short leg gets so much, say Libor plus 20 basis points (hundredths of a
percent) of the notional amount, in any outcome. The long leg gets the index change,
whether up or down, times the same notional amount.
No one actually invests the notional amount. It is called “notional” for good reason.
Rather each side (leg) commits a cash reserve, held by the firm managing the swap
or future, in this case the omnibus fund itself, of 20% of the notional amount. The
reserve is drawn down to meet payments required when market swings are averse,
and replenished when favorable. When it falls to 10% of the notional amount, it is
considered unsafe and the swap or future ends prematurely. Parties are warned,
and new reserves can be committed in time.
Monitoring of the reserve is continuous during market hours. Whenever the reserve
falls to 10%, even in the middle of the day, the account is closed immediately. This
discipline keeps the other party safe.
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Risk-averse clients in the omnibus fund can take short legs, and risk-tolerant ones
long legs. Management of the omnibus fund can handle the mechanics of the swaps
or futures.
The effect would be not less leverage per se, since leverage at the individual account
level is substituted for leverage at the corporate level. The difference is duration.
Swaps and futures are short-term commitments. Three months is typical. Futures
trade in active markets, for good measure, and can usually be liquidated in seconds
at current market during trading hours. So can ETFs themselves.
What do these derivatives cost? Essentially nothing. Those who prefer safety and
the short leg are matched with those who prefer return and the long leg, while the
manager charges only for its time in working the mechanics.
What About Asset Allocation?
Where the omnibus fund seems to violate common sense is in merging out what had
seemed to be valuable distinctions. So it would seem with the blending of equity and
debt claims, but for an optional overlay of derivatives such as futures to restore
whatever risk and expected return we want. Many distinctions blended out,
including that one, have been important to principles of asset allocation and modern
portfolio theory. They are important because some investment sectors are less
correlated than others, meaning less likely to risk and fall in lockstep. Lowcorrelation
portfolios are better because less volatile as a whole without sacrifice of
return. That’s why hedge funds typically assemble portfolios judged low or negative
in correlation, and then try to reduce correlation still further with an overlay of
derivatives. The omnibus fund seems to throw away all these options.
Not really. One of the lessons of the 2008 crash is that everything but Treasuries
tends to go down in high winds. Anti-correlation strategies failed when we most
needed them. The omnibus fund isn’t really giving up so much. Its exceptional
diversity makes it begin with less correlation than specializing portfolios. And
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nothing would prevent a sophisticated investor in the omnibus fund from
manipulating correlation further down with derivatives as hedge funds do.
Liquidity, Risk and Return
Demand deposits in banks today can be withdrawn at any time. Time deposits
cannot be attracted without either competitive interest or quick liquidity. This
liquidity requirement has been awkward in that bank deposits are usually reloaned
for years. A run on the bank soon finds no cash left to meet withdrawals. The runs
come when the high winds blow, and provide a coup de grace on top of high default
rates.
The omnibus fund meets withdrawals easily because it is invested only in the most
liquid securities. ETFs trade in seconds at current market quotations. Any mutual
fund shares that might belong to the portfolio trade at current close.
Like most funds, the omnibus fund would also maintain cash. Like some others, it
would “equitize” its cash by exposing it to swaps or futures. Equitized cash leaves a
fund fully invested in effect, while adding instant liquidity around the clock. ETFs
give instant liquidity, but only during trading hours. Mutual funds typically trade at
market close only.
A risk-averse investor in the omnibus fund who opts for Libor plus so many basis
points is more or less in the same position as a bank depositor today. She knows
that her account will grow only by deposits and by interest (Libor plus basis points)
left in to compound. She knows that it will decline only by withdrawals. The investor
who prefers the long leg in swaps or futures, or stays unhedged, will also see her
account rise and fall with the market. There are infinite graduations around these
three simple choices. An account might be partly hedged and partly exposed, or
even over-exposed to a notional amount larger than the account size where law and
markets permit. (They usually do.)
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Payment Mediation
Banks effect payments from depositors’ accounts. An omnibus fund can do the same.
Payments out are directed “redemptions” in the language of brokerage accounts, or
withdrawals in the language of bank accounts. Payments in are “subscriptions” to
brokers and their clients, or deposits to bankers.
All these payments can be electronic. A payer, typically a customer, might swipe a
card or click a screen. A payee, typically a vendor, typically must verify first that the
account is authentic and covers the payment offered. An omnibus fund could be well
suited to give this quick transparency.
First, it is essentially an index fund. It is composed of a published ratio of index ETFs
and index mutual funds and index-equitized cash. Individual accounts are then
hedged or exposed to index swaps or future overlays administered by the omnibus
fund itself. The fund can track all these indexes online, and knows from tick to tick
what each account is worth. This holds true even for volatile accounts where risktolerant
clients have opted for long legs in swaps and futures. So long as
management effects all payments in an out, and constructs each account of index
exposures itself, and tracks those exposures and payments in real time, it knows
account values exactly.
Risk-tolerant clients will expect daily ups and downs in account size. That means
that they will have to carry larger accounts in order to be sure of covering payments
in the downswings. That would be a problem if accounts yielded zero return, as
checkable bank deposits do. The gist of my answer to Milton Friedman was that no
amount of money is too much if it yields as much return as other assets of equal risk.
Accounts are hedged or leveraged to do so. Omnibus fund accounts burn no holes in
pockets. We do not own one to spend, like a checking account, and treat it as a drag
on earnings until spent. We own it as a fully competitive investment, and spend it
reluctantly when bills are presented.
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Why Invest in Indexes?
The last section showed that index funds offer easy trackability over market hours.
What are the other pros and cons?
On sound microeconomic principle, professional asset management will add value
over index results before deduction of fees. Otherwise they couldn’t stay in business.
The same principle says that the fees will converge to that pre-fee value added. Price
converges to marginal utility (value). Investors bid fees up when fees are less, and
down when they are more. As a rule of thumb, investors should expect to do equally
well in managed or index accounts when fee costs are considered too.
The mechanics of convergence is worth a look. Managed and index funds compete in
a kind of density-dependent flux like hawks and doves in game theory. It pays to be
a hawk when the hawk/dove ratio is too low, and a dove when too high. When
hawks have only hawks to fight, they will win only half the time. Fighting becomes a
losing strategy when it risks more than winning stands to gain. More doves will
mean easier contests.
So it is with asset managers. Index funds (doves) avoid commitment (fights) as to
which firms and sectors will outperform. This neutrality saves the costs of research
needed for commitment (fights). Asset managers (hawks) pay those costs, and
recover them when outperformance results. That means outperforming the index.
But if asset managers collectively managed the whole market, they would become
the index. Some would outperform others, but the whole group cannot outperform
itself. Then it could not recover its research costs. Many would have to close their
doors, leaving the field to index funds which don’t pay those costs, until market
equilibrium was restored.
Then what determines equilibrium? Is the critical variable percent of trades by
managed funds? I thought so for a while. Now I think it’s percent of AUM (market
value of assets under management). My reasoning now is that holds by portfolio
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managers reveal informed opinion on security values as clearly as trades do.
Research cost is the same for both. If a manger neither buys nor sells, she tells us
that she thinks the price is right. The critical variable is not trade volume, but
percent of aggregate market cap controlled by asset managers collectively.
The number of asset managers is much less critical. There must be enough for
competition within each specialty or sector of investment. Too many is not a
concern. Abler ones, on microeconomic principle, will displace the less able. That’s
why Herbert Spencer taught that natural selection works the same in economics as
in biology.
A particular reason for preferring index ETFs as omnibus fund investments is for
cheaper liquidity. The omnibus fund must compete with banks in accommodating
payments and other withdrawals (redemptions). Popular index ETFs such as
spiders (SPDRs, for Standard and Poor’s Depository Receipts) are bought and sold in
seconds for a fee of a couple of basis points. So are Treasury ETFs. Thus the omnibus
fund might do best not to include actual corporate bond ETFs in reintegrating the
corporate sector. Treasuries of equal value should do about as well at much lower
trading cost. Easy liquidity is essential.
Why Omnibus?
Omnibus means for everyone as well as of everything. It is all-inclusive either way.
Individuals differ in risk tolerance. An omnibus fund provides for all. The portfolio
of index exposures to riskier equity claims and safer debt claims is meant to satisfy
average risk tolerance as a whole. Individual accounts then choose short-leg hedges
or long-leg exposure or anything between. An omnibus portfolio best matches
aggregate risk and return to individual claims on it.
Other approaches would work too. A broad-based equity index fund, targeting say
the S&P 500 or Russell 3000, could give the same tick-to-tick transparency in
individual accounts. Hedging would still be available to cater to individual risk
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appetites within the risk-tolerant groups. A broad-based bond index fund would do
the same for the risk-averse.
It seems to me that the omnibus fund would do both jobs at once, and would attract
more clients collectively. Bigger is better for payment processing. The more clients,
the more “two-sided” payments from one client to another. These payments are
always cheapest.
If accounts cost little or nothing to open, vendors would logically need no urging to
open them. That again favors the simplicity and economy and immediacy of twosided
payments by including both buyers and sellers within the fund.
The omnibus fund is also for everyone as a investor as well as a payer. Very few
people have the time or training to beat the market. I myself have not. What we have
is a sense of our degree of risk-aversion. The omnibus fund gives the broadest and
most flexible coverage of risk appetites. It can poll and advise clients on risk
preferences, and mediate hedges and exposures to suit.
How the Omnibus Fund Might Evolve
I said that if I were a couple of decades younger, I would start an omnibus fund. Not
to worry. If the idea holds water, as I think, someone else will.
It seems to me that banks could not offer much competition. Demand deposits
typically pay no interest, and process payments no better. Omnibus clients offer an
infinite range of returns according to client tolerance for risk.
Banks offer the advantage of federal deposit insurance (FDIC). It will not be enough.
The omnibus fund carries no leverage, and needs no insurance. As it grows, banks
will take notice. They can keep up the uneven fight, or they can join the parade. My
working assumption is that many will prefer the latter. Banks are well positioned to
make the most of the idea. They have the needed expertise and systems and
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clientele in place. They can spin off their lending operations as separate ventures to
find funds from investors rather than depositors.
If there were no FDIC, there would be no deposits and no commercial banks. People
can read the newspapers. Anyone old enough has lived through periodic bailouts.
I’m a free market fan who dislikes FDIC. But we would be rash to yank the rug from
under banks by repealing it. We shouldn’t even hint that we might. The world we
know is build around banks, and banks are built on FDIC. Let it stand. How can
anyone know for sure that omnibus funds and independent lending banks will do
better? I think omnibus funds figure to win despite that advantage for banks.
Lending Banks
This is the area least clear to me. Banks as we know them begin with expertise,
systems and clientele in the loans business as well as the deposit and payment
processing business. That could position them to take the lead in both if spun off
separately. Lending can stand alone. There are many lending firms other than banks.
They raise funds from investors seeking returns, rather than depositors seeking
liquidity, and somehow mange to compete with banks today. Lending banks
divorced from depositors could do whatever they do.
If interest rates must rise because investors demand competitive returns, some
traditional borrowers will be motivated to attract equity investment instead.
Corporations and other firms could phase out structural (long-term) debt, and float
new stock issues in its place. The effect would be to lower leverage, risk and return
together. Investors could then tailor risk and return more flexibly by hedging or
leveraging their individual holdings through professional services.
If the same rise in interest rates makes it impractical for newlyweds to buy homes,
they can rent until their means improve. In ten or fifteen years their incomes will
double. They will know if they are still married, how much house they need if so,
and where their careers have taken them. Meanwhile they might rent the same
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house they would have bought. They will not have missed a sure-fire investment.
The crash of 2008 showed that houses are risky too. The time to commit to huge and
illiquid investments, as houses are, is after ten or fifteen years of business
experience.
I see no reason why lending banks should not make equity investments too. Loans,
convertible loans and equity investments need the same “due diligence”, or research
into prospects of success and return. All might serve the same clients. “Lending
banks” might simply be investment banks. That’s why splitting of investment banks
and commercial (deposit-and-lend) banks may be a step in the wrong direction. The
key is splitting off deposits.
Macroeconomics in General
Splitting up commercial banks into omnibus funds and depositless lending banks
could change the nature of macroeconomics. Macro has meant the art of maintaining
growth and money value stability at the same time. This has proved mostly a
tightrope walk between inflation and recession. Easy money risks the first, and tight
money the second. My idea is to disconnect the problems of underemployment and
money value instability. If medicine for one has no side effect on the other, each can
be treated more freely.
I would first dissociate money value from money supply. No supply is too large if
money earns competitive returns while we hold it. That was one of the main ideas of
the omnibus fund. Milton Friedman thought my early version of this idea was
anathema. Franco Modigliani liked it fine, but asked tough questions. I’ll try to
answer some of them below.
My approach to the problems of underemployment and the business cycle begins
with phasing out deposit-and-lend banks as I described. I more or less agree with
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Ludwig von Mises and the Austrian school that slumps come from overinvestment
enabled by overlending. In 1928 1 , a year before the crash, Mises wrote:
Sooner or later, the crisis must inevitably break out as the result of change in the
conduct of the banks. The later the crack-up comes, the longer the period in which
the calculation of the entrepreneurs is misguided by the issue of additional fiduciary
media 2 . The greater this additional quantity of fiduciary money, the more factors of
production have been firmly committed in the form of investments which appeared
profitable only because of the artificially reduced interest rate and which prove to
be unprofitable… Great losses are sustained as a result of misdirected capital
investments. Many new structures remain unfinished. Others, already completed,
close down operations. Still others are carried on because, after writing off losses
which represent a waste of capital, operation of the existing structure pays at least
something.
Here Mises, writing in 1928, describes the crash of 2008 even more vividly than the
one in 1929. “Many new structures remain unfinished. Others, already completed,
close down operations.” These were mostly plant and office buildings in 1929, and
mostly houses in 2008.
Mises argued that money should be backed by precious metals. He was right in
thinking that it should be backed. But precious metals pay no return. The omnibus
fund earns competitive return at the risk level chosen in each account. Accounts are
owned for performance, and only incidentally for liquidity. No amount is so large as
to tempt overspending.
It did not occur to Mises that divorcement of deposits from lending might prevent
the cycle in the first place. Nor did he mention the danger of 10:1 bank leverage, and
often more, in amplifying consequences of bad guesses. His idea was better
governance of commercial banks. Mine is ending them.
Free growth theory also belongs to macroeconomics in that it predicts only at the
collective scale. It predicts that ex ante net investment, or attempted investment
1 Monetary Stabilization and Cyclical Policy.
2 Unbacked paper money. Also called government fiat money.
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beyond depreciation recovery, is simply less consumption with no growth to show
for it. My charts and tables show that this has been true wherever and whenever
tested, in eight economies over 40 to 140 years. We crowd our niches like other
creatures, I think, and have no room for growth except as innovation widens the
niche. The charts and tables seem to tell us that innovation costs no more in failure
rates and learning curves that daily coping does.
Macroeconomics and Keynes
Macro emerged in the 1930s under the influence of Keynes. Simon Kuznets, the chief
architect of the U.S. national accounts, was one of the five economists Keynes invited
to proof the chapters of his General Theory as he wrote them 3 . National accounts
were soon reorganized along Keynesian lines.
To read the General Theory, a beautiful work, one would think that counter opinions
were led by his close friend Arthur Pigou. But Pigou was already in print with
recommendations much like Keynes’ when it was published in 1936. Opposition
came rather from Mises, the other Austrians, Lionel Robbins and the Chicago school.
They argued that intervention tends to make things worse. So do many economists
today. Keynes believed in fiscal and monetary policy as I describe in Chapter 1. He
favored fiscal policy.
Chapter 2 said that he made a basic distinction between investment producing new
things and repurchase of things already produced. Only the first counted as real
investment. The difference matters because only the first puts plant and people to
work. Transfers neither add nor subtract value. Even so, my own language counts all
as investment, and ranks investment only by return. I make no distinction among
investment adding new plant and equipment, or investment in stocks and bonds
already issued, or in existing structures, or even under the mattress.
3 The others were Harrod, Sraffa, Joan Robinson and Ralph Hawtree.
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What matters is return. I don’t have to specify “risk-adjusted” return so long as I
describe the collective scale alone. Collective return is implicitly average-risk return.
I prioritize it on the reasoning that optimizing employment of people and plant is
implicit, and that optimizing means putting them to work most productively rather
than over the most hours.
If policy maximizes rate of return, at the collective scale, it will maximize true output
perforce. Return is output divided by total capital producing it. More return is more
output per unit capital. Putting idle plant and people to work, in a slump, is a step in
the right direction. But it doesn’t get the job done unless they work productively.
Even putting money under the mattress is better than investing at a loss. Zero
return is better than negative return. I accept Keynes’ distinction between new
investment and transfer payments. But I see the latter as part of the mechanics that
ends up in the former. Maximize return, and full employment will happen.
Keynes’ opposition is now mostly the Chicago school and other “freshwater” schools
bordering the Great Lakes and along inland rivers. Somehow the taste for Keynesian
intervention resonated best in “saltwater” seaboard school such as Harvard, MIT,
Stanford, and University of California. It is probably no coincidence that the
saltwater states are the “blue” ones tending to vote Democrat, while the freshwater
ones are the “red” ones favoring Republicans. (I call myself a free market Democrat,
whether or not that’s a contradiction in terms.) Freshwater views tend to oppose
intervention, but accept Keynesian basic definitions and equations such as the
Y = I + C doctrine and the distinction between “attempted saving” and investment.
It is these I question.
I don’t think much of his view that intended saving (consumption foregone)
becomes actual saving only if invested, and becomes an equal amount of physical
capital growth if it is. Then (actual) net saving, net investment and physical capital
growth would become synonymous. I said why I prefer a language where saving
and investment are synonymous in the first place. What matters is rate of return.
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Investment (saving) under the mattress yields only the psychic value of liquidity.
Actual capital growth depends on rate of return as much as amount invested. If
return holds the same as it was before, growth and net ex ante investment will be
equal. Growth will be less than consumption foregone (remembering the asterisks)
if return drops, and more if return rises.
Keynes saw slumps as investment deficits. I see them as return deficits. Keynes
assumed uncritically, I think, that new investment is the path out of slumps.
Investment will come when prospects of return do.
Although the General Theory was published three years before Myrdal’s ex ante – ex
post distinction, Keynes would have realized the same thing. I think he made the
understandable mistake of supposing that the difference would balance out as
random noise. The charts and tables show otherwise. The optimum ex ante
investment target is enough to offset realistic depreciation exactly.
Keynes was a great thinker, a lively writer and a decent man. I happen to endorse
some of his policy ideas. So did my father. When I asked him what he thought of
fiscal policy, I expected something like Hawtree’s “crowding out” argument:
government investment preempts and prevents private investment. I got a surprise.
My father said “When people are out of work, that’s the time to build a new post
office.” It is, if you need a new post office, because returns can be higher when
contractors strapped for options bid construction cost down.
But it is no disrespect to point that the General Theory was published 80 years ago. I
tend to support Keynes on some points, for example the usefulness of fiscal policy in
relieving slumps, but to agree mostly with Mises on their causes in the first place.
Where I differ from both is in the fundamental anatomy.
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Stabilizing Money Value
Modigliani’s main critique was that money earning full competitive return, so that
no amount was too much, would make monetary policy impossible in its usual
forms. My best answer at the time was that full-return money ought to remove
inflationary or deflationary pressures. But I agreed with him that money value
might drift, even so, and that some control would be a safeguard if someone could
think of a way.
The best that occurs to me is continuous revaluation of the dollar. Legal tender laws
specify dollars, or other currency in other countries, as the default means of
payment recognized in satisfying money obligations. Laws could be changed to
specify real dollars instead. Real means corrected for inflation or deflation.
This would have been impractical before the information age. The problem now
seems less. Spendable money, called M1, now means currency plus checking
accounts. Government publishes current inflation figures online. Omnibus accounts
could adjust automatically. They might show values in nominal and real dollars both.
Account value would not change. Correction for inflation would show fewer dollars
worth more each. Correction for deflation would show the opposite.
Currency itself cannot adjust so elegantly. It would remain legal tender, but not
necessarily at face value. Currency would impose a translation cost on its spenders
and receivers. Say for example that the change in legal tender laws was effective as
of January 1, 2020. The real value of the dollar, whether accounts or currency, would
mean its value of that baseline. Nominal value would be that plus inflation since.
Calculators or iPads could keep track of the conversion rate. The cost and nuisance
of this conversion should be manageable. But it would probably reduce demand for
currency where cards or the equivalent do as well. The benefit is in encouraging
long-term contracts and saving “menu change costs.” That means costs of changing
prices. There is no need to change them on account of inflation if prices are specified
in real rather than nominal dollars.
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Price stability can matter. The United States has managed to avoid double-digit
inflation since the Volker reforms of the 1980s. But the danger remains. Modigliani
was right to worry.
A law making real dollars legal tender might prompt better measurements of
inflation. Many economists agree that our official ones overstate inflation by
allowing two little for quality improvements. A Lexus or Tesla is not a Model A. That
was the theme of the Boskin Commission report to President Clinton in 1995. The
Boskin panel argued that quality-corrected inflation has run about 1.1% less than
the numbers posted in the consumer price index (CPI). I think so too. But making
real dollars legal tender, even by these imperfect measures, could still give more
confidence in long-term commitments than the status quo.
Speeding Up Fiscal Policy
Designating real rather than nominal dollars as legal tender would amount to an
unfamiliar and more direct form of monetary policy. Meanwhile devolution of banks
into their separate deposit and lending functions, along with emergence of omnibus
funds, need put no constraints on fiscal policy.
Fiscal policy has prescribed tax cuts and government spending in slumps. It
prescribes the opposite, at least in principle, in booms. A problem is that it has
proved slow to implement. There is an “inside lag” while government diagnoses the
problem and calls for a vote in the legislature. An “outside lag” follows until taxes
come due and spending programs are put together and gradually put plant and
people to work.
The inside lag is unavoidable in a democracy unless the executive branch, or an
independent agency like the Fed, is given standing limited authority to diagnose
early signs of unemployment, and to address them with tax cuts or spending. And
there must be enough outside lag to make sure that the medicine has good
prospects in rate of return. Return comes first.
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Tax cuts can be faster-acting than spending programs because they obviate the
construction period. Freshwater economists argue plausibly that they are likely to
prove ineffective. They foresee “rational expectations” of taxpayers as predicting
eventual restoration of the taxes when full employment resumes. This gives a
motive to save the tax cut rather than spend it as intended. I see it a little differently.
Most consumption is maintenance or investment to keep up human capital. We will
need that earning power when taxes are restored.
Say’s Law
Jean Baptiste Say, in writings I haven’t read, argued two centuries ago that supply
creates its own demand. The logic is sound to a point. The claims on output simplify
to pay plus profit. The asterisks don’t matter here. Thus pay plus profit is always
enough to clear that market. There could be “partial gluts” when we produced too
much of one thing and not enough of another, but never a “general glut” where
production got ahead of our means to pay for it.
All too true. Consumption plus investment equals pay plus profit. But the sad fact is
that profit can be negative. Deadweight loss happens. When it happens, at the
collective scale, even pay claims may be left unsatisfied. Say’s law gives no comfort
except where outcomes are as expected.
Tax Considerations
Schultz in 1962 argued that educational (human) capital is overtaxed. What he
wrote was: “The established tax treatment takes account of both depreciation and
obsolescence in the case of physical capital, but this accounting is not extended to
human capital”. He was right. Income tax is charged on net profit of firms and pay of
workers. Pay measures gross realized work including human depreciation.
Tax laws now counter that imbalance by applying lower rates to pay as “earned
income”. If we could measure human depreciation, or model it with enough
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confidence, we would know how much correction was enough. That’s a reason to
take depreciation theory seriously.
Market-Valued Capital in Macroeconomics
Another reason why macro should be reconceived from scratch is that its defining
equations, written mostly over half a century ago, leave out capital. Change in capital
shows as net investment, but capital itself stays outside. Flows are considered
sufficient for description.
Piketty, a good economic historian, tells us that this did not have to be. It seems that
the largest economies had good records of market-valued capital since the latemiddle
nineteenth century. Piketty does not speculate why macro and national
accounts ignored them when both took form in the 1920s and 1930s.
Physical capital and its changes can be measured at market or calculated by the
perpetual inventory method used in balance sheets. I showed in Chapter 2 why that
method is not the best. Depreciation accounting assumes norms in the loss of capital
value with time, and gets the news of actual outcomes long after. National accounts
reported positive real net investment, meaning growth in capital value, in 1929,
1930, 1937 and 2008. They give little clue to reality in years of surprise.
The neglect of market-valued capital in macro and the national accounts until 1990
or so may have to do with the influence of Keynes. The General Theory includes
some hilarious broadsides on the fickleness of market speculators. He put more
trust in the sober disciplines of accounting. Piketty trusts the market more, and so
do I.
Then why does Piketty track new investment, or change in capital, by the accounting
methods used in national accounts? That seems inconsistent. My charts and tables
track it at market. It seems to me that national accounts should track it both ways,
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and let each economist decide which version is more useful. Mine, at least, correctly
describes those same four years as losing ones.
National Accounts Overall
It seems to me that national accounts are doing nothing wrong except in modeling
the depreciation curve from misleading sales evidence. Evidence seems to show
depreciation as fast at first, and slower later. That tends to be true when depreciable
assets are actually sold. Structures tend to be customized for their original owners
and occupants. They tend to be resold when results are disappointing. This
disappointment often comes when expectations are first tested. When distressed
sellers market illiquid structures customized for themselves, prices too will be
disappointing.
Better to trust evidence of structures intended in the first place to pass from owner
to owner, as with many standardized rather than customized apartment and office
and warehouse buildings. Better still, from an economist’s viewpoint if not an
accountant’s, is to trust logic. Capital is present value of expected cash flow. Its loss
of value with time, under simplifying assumptions, is the present value of the most
distant and most discounted cash flow. Depreciation of structures we keep, rather
than sell, is least at first and greatest at the end. It is the same as with a levelpayment
mortgage.
National accounts are nonetheless a magnificent achievement. They need
interpretation just as corporate accounts do. That’s where economics comes in. And
national accounts are not resting on past practices. They can be congratulated on
including market valued capital, even if sixty years too late, and on extrapolating it
backward where practical. This book could scarcely have been written if they hadn’t.
I would recommend the obvious next step. Net investment should be shown
alternatively as change in market-valued, and output as that plus consumption. Let
economists decide which version is good for what.
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National Wealth Including Human Capital
By definition, pure consumption rate is pure consumption divided by total capital.
This can be arranged as
total capital =
pure consumption
pure consumptionrate . (8.1)
Next generation theory modeled the pure consumption rate as 3.5% per year.
Historical data showed dividend and interest rates as more or less in this region
since Sumerian times. I model pure consumption as about three fourths of all
consumption. I take consumption as personal consumption expenditure (PCE) plus
government consumption expenditure (GCE) per the national accounts.
GCE includes government outlays, at all levels of government, on education and
welfare. These are easily recognized as consumption. It also includes costs of law
enforcement, national defense, fire control, and maintenance of infrastructure such
as highways and water systems and government buildings. These too count as
consumption, even if we mightn’t have thought so. They are part of the cost of our
survival. That’s why I agree with Kuznets and tradition, although I didn’t always,
that consumption includes all of GCE.
PCE in 2015 shows as $12.429 trillion. GCE is reported at $2.5855 trillion. Both are
in 2015 dollars. their sum is $15.0145 trillion. Three fourths of that is $11.2609
trillion. Then (8.1) gives
total capital =
pure consumption
pure consumptionrate = $11.2609
.035/ year
= $321.74 trillion,
in 2015 dollars. This rough estimate can be borne in mind when we evaluate the tax
base and the risk of national debt. U.S. public and private debt together has been
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estimated at a little less than a fourth of this sum. My impression is that this
exposure is not yet dangerous. But it needs watching.
The best method to estimate aggregate adult human capital separately is Petty’s. It
is present value of future human cash flow. That means pay less invested
consumption. If I am right, meaning that Farr, Marshall and Kiker are wrong,
invested consumption is negligible among adults. Then Petty was right to capitalize
pay with no deduction. And he was right to capitalize aggregate current pay, with no
need to model the future. Growth of pay will tend to match growth of human capital.
The discount rate to find its present value is expected rated of return. Rate of return
is growth rate plus cash flow rate. Evaluating human capital as constant current pay
discounted by cash flow rate alone will give the same answer as if we modeled in
expected pay growth, but then discounted at cash flow rate plus the same projected
growth rate.
Total human capital is adult capital plus that of the young. That part might be
measured at current cost. I won’t attempt either of those calculations here, since
they seem to call for economists expert in interpreting national accounts.
To Do List
Books and papers on economics tend to lead to “policy prescriptions”. That means
recommendations on what governments and markets and educators should do. My
list begins with getting rid of the double tax on dividends. To get democrats on
board, make the effect revenue neutral by raising the corporate tax rate. Dividend
rates have been far too low for about 50 years now. They should average 5% to 6%
real, as they did in the nineteenth century. The result of low dividends has been
dangerous overinvestment in the private sector, with growth hampered rather than
enhanced. Charts and tables make it clear that ex ante investment beyond
depreciation recovery is deadweight loss.
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I would tax capital gains as much as ordinary income for the same reason. Level the
playing field. Solow saw most of the truth, but didn’t go far enough. Mill saw more.
And even Mill stopped short. All we have to do is look at the charts and tables.
Capital accumulation does not exist. Any attempt lowers consumption with no
growth to show for it.
Keep track of national wealth including human capital by my method here, and also
by Petty’s of 1664, 1676 and 1685. What would we think of corporate management
that added up only the smaller part of corporate assets? We now consider physical
capital only. Political parties debate what taxes and the national debt should be
without the key facts.
Policy prescriptions can also aim at schools and what they teach. Macroeconomics
should start over. It reached most of its present form in the “years of high theory”, in
the 1920s through 1950s, without the concepts of human capital or market-valued
capital. It is founded on the inaccurate Y = C + I equation and the concomitant belief
that output equals pay plus profit. It recognizes ex ante – ex post distinctions only
crudely as to saving, by taking it as either invested or uninvested, and not at all as to
investment itself. By missing the lag between market effects and book reaction, it
misreads some of our worst years as our best and conversely.
The path forward is omnibus funds and devolution of commercial banks. Bank
reform along the lines I suggested should need no help from lawmakers. But for
gosh sakes, let’s not set up barriers against it. Commercial banks and 10:1 leverage
make slumps inevitable. Crashes are as sure as death and taxes until we phase them
out.
Summary
Macro has meant a tightrope walk between the risks of inflation and recession. That
doesn’t have to be. The problems are detachable. Even today, It should be practical
to redefine legal tender as real or inflation-corrected dollars. But the deeper
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solution is to devolve commercial banks into their separate deposit and lending
functions, with separate stockholders and only incidental interaction.
It is best for the free market to do this alone. The omnibus fund could be the decisive
innovation. It too is possible today. It would offer clients full competitive return, so
that no supply would be too large. It would match bank deposits in liquidity and
payment services with the low service charges typical of other index funds, while
tailoring risk and return to client needs with essentially costless derivatives. The
intention would be obsolescence of bank accounts, and devolution of banks in result.
Deposit-and-lend banks, inevitably leveraged at 10:1 or more, are the weak link
explaining economic collapses about once a generation since the system was
founded in the Renaissance. Misdeeds and misguesses and world events were only
the proximate cause. Chicanery will be with us forever. Honest bad judgment will be
with us forever. Supply shocks, as when OPEC raised oil prices in 1973, will be with
us forever. Wars will be with us forever. Setbacks for our trading partners will be
with us forever. These bring the high winds. I don’t foresee much payout in trying to
dial down the winds by upgrading human nature. The payout is in stabler structures.
The big bad wolf huffed and puffed, and the brick house stood. Omnibus funds will
carry no leverage. Accounts themselves will be levered to taste, but for short periods
only. Futures trade in seconds. The fund as a whole cannot become worthless until
each and every security in its portfolio does. High winds and leverage can wipe out
the accounts of risk-takers who chose the long leg, but not of those who opted for
contractual interest and safety. That’s as it should be. Risk-takers may name their
poison. Omnibus means for all, and all-inclusive.
Derivatives are central to the omnibus fund idea. Some see them as dangerous. They
can be. They are powerful. But they have a good track record of performing as
contracted. Cash reserves, called margins, have proved enough to escape default
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even in 2008 and the flash crash of 2013. Short legs have been protected without fail,
and long legs have got what they bargained for. The reason is that margin
sufficiency is monitored from tick to tick. Checking every few seconds doesn’t rule
out every doomsday scenario, but gives about as much confidence as we’re going to
find in this uncertain world.
Saltwater and freshwater schools debate the wisdom of fiscal and monetary policy.
But both sides frame their arguments in Keynesian language. I find it wanting. The
idea that intended consumption is either invested or not, and realized in equal
capital growth if it is, misses the essential mechanics. It measures employment of
plant and people in hours rather than in production. This is a good reason why
macro should start again from scratch. Another is to recast its basis equations in
terms of market-valued capital as well as flows. Another is to accommodate human
capital, for example by substituting the pay and Y rules for the doctrines that pay
measures work and that output is investment plus consumption.
None of those good reasons refers to the possibility of omnibus funds. They are only
a gleam in my eye. If they come to pass, and succeed as I imagine, macro will have
still more novelty to digest. If they lead to devolution into separate deposit and
lending banks, with the deposit banks operating as omnibus funds, good riddance to
the 10:1 leverage that has brought down economies every generation or so since
Marco Polo’s time.
The lagged flow method of assessing efficacy of ex ante investment is outdated by
the simultaneous rates one outlined in Chapter 4. It should go to honorable
retirement whenever market-valued capital is available. It superimposes the
inevitable unintended lag of accounts themselves, even under best practices, onto
the intended one needed for the new tree planted to bear fruit. Both lags blur
causality.
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Some famous economists are tougher on the current state of macro than I am.
Recent books argue that it should no longer be taught, and should receive no Nobel
prizes. My diagnosis is about the same. But my prescription is opposite. Reconceive
it from scratch, and teach it right. Award Nobel prizes to those who help. My first
nominees would be Piketty and Zucman. Not that I think much of Piketty’s
arguments. But his website with Zucman is as powerful a new resource for
scholarship and the database as national accounts were eight decades ago.
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CHAPTER 9: SO WHAT’S NEW?
To claim originality in any field is rash. It is safer to say that some things in this book
are new as far as I know. I know at least what I can’t remember reading elsewhere. I
am more confident in judging what will surprise in the sense of conflict with what is
taught today. There we need only keep up with the current conversation. Judging
originality with confidence means having read everything before.
My surprises were not all new, and my novelties (if such) where not all surprises. A
few ideas met both descriptions. They pay rule, and the equally heretical Y rule,
probably count as both although Becker came within a step of getting there first.
Depreciation theory is likely to be both. Other possible candidates might include my
observation that holds by money managers reveal prices as clearly as trades do, and
my hawks-and-doves analogy inferring from this that index funds should
outperform managed ones when aggregate AUM held by money managers, not
trades by them, exceeds a critical percentage of the market to be determined. There
may also be both surprise and novelty in my suggestion of monetary policy by
establishment of real dollars as legal tender. In my wannabe biologist role, I just
may have been first to the point out the gaffe in the math of Hamilton’s rule.
Free growth theory takes Mill a little farther by ruling out growth by thrift at the
collective scale. It should prove a major surprise to lawmakers, who incentivize
thrift in the name of growth, and a milder one to economists already prepared by
the insights of Solow. My possible originality here was in the simultaneous rates
equations I derived to test them, and the test itself accessing data for market-valued
capital as well as consumption from the Piketty-Zucman website. My definitions of
market-valued net investment and net output, substituting for the book-valued
versions used in national accounts, were essential for testing. I suppose these rank
as novelties but not surprises.
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The advantage of the simultaneous rates test over the standard lagged flows one is
great. It avoids both lags, meaning the intended one to allow more capital to show
its effect in more output, and the unintended one in the inherent unresponsiveness
of accounts to market effects on capital already booked, while also gaining from the
superiority of market measures of capital growth over book ones even when lags
end. The method itself is no surprise because the math is high school algebra. The
shock is in what it reveals. Solow and Denison were righter than they knew. There is
no such thing as capital accumulation at the collective scale.
Risk theory is probably both marginal novelty and marginal surprise. The part that
might be new, although obvious in retrospect, is that assets take on the risk
characteristics of their owners. We knew all along that people buy assets to fit their
own risk profiles. There may be novelty in my idea that it works the same in the
opposite direction. Assets once acquired are modified to fit those profiles better. A
family home bought by a drug dealer might become a crack house bringing higher
expected return at higher risk of confiscation by authorities.
The next step was to connect risk profiles with age and gender. It seems well
established that risk tolerance peaks in the teens and twenties, particularly in males.
It drops steadily afterward for both sexes. R. A. Fisher in 1930, and Bob Trivers in
1972, suggested why. Males, in humans, produce thousands of cheap sperm.
Females produce eggs, which are few and expensive because they are packed with
nutrients. Young males might end up leaving dozens of offspring or none. Nature
arranges competition to determine which. Females are reasonably sure to leave a
few. They have less to compete about. As both sexes get past their 20s, their
remaining reproductive chances grow fewer and competitive ranking clearer. There
is less to compete about. Risk tolerance grades steadily down with age, and capital
owned reflects the change with lower risk and return. This gives the basic theme.
The next key information was that human capital is owned disproportionately by
the young. We own little else until independence at age 20 or so. Physical capital
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builds from then on, and peaks near retirement. But human capital grows quickly in
the 20s and thirties too, as most human and other depreciation is concentrated
toward the end. These are persuasive reasons to think that human capital is the
riskier and higher-return factor overall.
The argument becomes complicated in that most investment in us before
independence comes from parents rather than from self-invested work. Parents
have a a strong say in what risks children run, so that parental risk tolerance
governs too. But it governs most in pre-teen years, when parents themselves are
passing through their own risk tolerance peaks. And human capital is probably the
most versatile of assets in adjustment to our tastes for risk at the time. Cops can
become robbers at will, and robbers can get religion.
We should not slip into the error of concluding that an individual’s human capital is
riskier than her physical capital at the same time. Both adjust to her current risk
profile alike. That’s why the parable of the boss and her secretary falsifies the notion
that pay compensates realized work and nothing else. That would make return of
each in her human capital a little over 100% per day at the start of the last day, and
100% per second at the start of the last second, even while their security portfolios
reveal their time preference rates as a few percent per year. Human capital is not
inherently risker, as hand grenades than nerf balls. Each cohort adapts all its wealth
of both factors, counting balanced security portfolios as single assets, to its single
characteristic risk profile. There may be novelty, but not much surprise, in this
projection of the owner onto the asset rather than conversely.
That parable helped confirm the pay rule and explain age-wage profiles. It brought
another surprise along the way. I grew up being told that houses are safe
investments. But in fact they are owned by about the same age group and gender
mix that owns the business sector. The publicly traded corporate sector is a part of
the business sector that has given up return for safety by providing instant liquidity
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notion that they ever were rests pretty much on evidence bolstered by government
subsidies such as FHA and FNMA and FMAC which began before I was born. As it is, I
don’t see enough evidence either way to assert whether houses or the publicly
traded corporate sector, cap-weighting its stock and bonds, should be risker. But
even that uncertainly is a surprise in view of what we all were taught.
Depreciation theory is one of my favorites. It doesn’t upset the applecart as much as
the pay rule does, because little economic theory depends on it. I love it because it
reverses tradition precisely. National accounts model depreciation as declining
exponentially. I model it as rising exponentially. It’s the same equation with a plus
sign in place of a minus sign. I love its obviousness once we think about it. It follows
when we remember the present value rule. Once we do, evidence for both factors
makes more sense. Depreciation theory rounds out the pay rule in explaining how
pay can rise or hold steady to the very end. And we see the same in businesses.
Gross realized profit, analogous to pay, does not tend to decline as firms approach a
date with the wrecking ball. My impression has been that rents go down when
properties aren’t kept up or locations become unfashionable, but not with age in
itself. When it’s time to demolish and rebuild, premises are more typically vacated
with trade still running at norms. Gross realized profit is inevitably all depreciation
on the last day, and would approach zero steadily if tradition were right.
There may have been minor novelty in my derivation of my three fundamental
theorems as at least subjective certitudes following from definitions, and in my idea
itself of subjective as distinct from empirical certitude. A subjective certitude is one
such that contrary evidence would falsify the convergence axioms. I have found little
or no empirical certitude past the cogito. I concede that the idea of subjective
certitude is impertinent. How dare we infer what people must think?
We dare when we infer from definitions. I began with the somewhat unusual
definition of capital (value) as perceived means of foreseen taste satisfactions. The
usual “means of production” is equally valid, but less suited to my purpose here. I
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then pictured a future instant’s worth of expected satisfaction. Its perceived value at
that future moment would give its perceived value now save for differences
explained by the time gap between. I adopted the old terms time preference or time
discount rate to account for whatever they might be. There was no assumption as to
whether the rate should prove positive or negative or zero, nor that the same rate
should apply to other future instants. My goal was to leave not even the farthestfetched
of loopholes. If I have succeeded, the present value rule followed as
subjective certitude giving exact expectations, though not outcomes, for each future
instant and thus for all together. Note that my depreciation theory follows, but with
the caveat that the version I have shown adds the usual assumption that time
preference is positive. That part is not certitude, although neither are we likely to
doubt it.
It was not hard to derive the maximand rule as the next step. Once we define tastes
or more generally aims as whatever behavior reveals, the rest follows quickly.
(Remember that I have no problem with mutually circular definitions.)
There were probably a few heuristic novelties. The parable of the boss and her
secretary might itself be new. So might the slave paradox with its parable of Phil and
Bill. Many including Adam Smith have pointed out economic inefficiencies in slavery,
moral criticism aside. I can’t recall mention of this most obvious one. Bill’s
maintenance consumption was taste-satisfying cash flow to Bill, and capitalized in
his present value to himself. It is pure expense to Phil once Bill is enslaved. If all but
one of us were enslaved by the one left, national output would drop by substantially
all maintenance consumption on the books of the one slaveowner.
There may also be minor novelty in my analogy between accounting for the firm and
accounting for human capital in Chapter 6. One possible example is my use of the
term “decapitalization” to include depletion and liquidation in sale as well as
depreciation. It simplifies to depreciation in the case of human capital because that
factor cannot be alienated in reinvestment or gift or sale. One inference was that
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deadweight loss, negative output, negative realized output and unrecovered
decapitalization all mean the same. This is obvious enough, but may have been left
implicit before.
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CHAPTER 10: THREE PANTHEONS
A few weeks ago I was being interviewed about my opera “Usher House”. How
would I like to be remembered? With a straight face, I said I would like to be thought
the best composer since Mahler, the best poet since Masefield, and the best
economist since John Stuart Mill. The interviewer looked startled. Was she talking
instead to the successor of Don Quixote, Emperor Norton and Walter Mitty?
Probably. But not to worry. Fantasies are good things. They don’t become delusions
until we start believing them. What I believe is that at least dozens of composers
have the knack. There must be hundreds, considering the terrific film scores
attributed to names new to me when I hang on for the credits. Each of us, very much
including film composers, gives the world what we think it needs. We like to be
appreciated, but we don’t give a fig what it wants. We won’t always agree on what it
needs. We’ll defend to the death the other guy’s right to his message. But we prefer
our own. That’s what my answer meant. We’re each the best. But I do have the
temerity to limit the list to those few dozens or hundreds.
Someone might also be surprised at my choice of benchmarks in verse and
economics. Masefield and Mill? A consensus might have picked T. S. Elliot, say, and
Lord Keynes. Masefield and Mill are likelier to be remembered as old-fashioned
fuddy-duddies already outmoded when they wrote. But that’s me. I am Don Quixote.
Not a single idol in my pantheons in those three fields was born after 1900, although
that could change in economics.
My pantheon in music is Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Wagner and Mahler. Mahler,
the last-born, died in 1911 at 51. What about Mozart? Clearly colossal. Listen to the
slow movements of almost any of his piano concertos. Childlike simplicity, then a
slight surprise, then another, and all at once we are on a trip through the stars. But
my top five show us more. Mozart is too darned enigmatic. He is too darned coy. He
is too darned third-personal. And I like breaking a sweat. Mozart is uniquely the
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greatest at what he does within the bounds he chooses to set. But I like answers as
well as questions. The five in my pantheon give me those.
Mozart is unrivalled at what he does because no one else plays the same game. What
other composer has put such a premium on delicacy, on poise, on self-effacement?
That doesn’t deny that he was a red-blooded mensch who loved hijinks and good
times as much as the rest of us. His Rondo alla Turca is one of many masterpieces
showing that side. But it only rounds out the impression of a flawless dinner
companion. A maxim of classicism in the Greek spirit is “nothing in excess”. Mozart’s
exuberance and hijinks were just the right amount.
He was the master of moderation. His operas put passion mostly in the mouths of
clowns and villains such as Papageno and Osmin and Queen of the Night. His
sympathetic sorts have feelings too, but keep them circumspect. The perfect
companion cares first about our feelings, not his. Mozart remains that even on our
journeys together through the stars. We are kept safely away from the heat. We are
allowed to feel anxiety because the world is so far below. That was half the point of
the trip. The other half is the happy ending as he leads us safely home. Anxiety, but
not in excess.
That shows him as the master of levitation. Richard Strauss gives the example of
Susanna’s aria “Voi che sapete” (you who know) from Figaro, an innocent ditty
which somehow never lands on the tonic (home note) until the end. The beginning
of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (a little night music) does this again. But the slow
movements of his piano concertos show it best.
Mozart is not my pantheon, even so. He is moderation in excess. I like the game the
others all play. I like a sense of the first person singular. The five in my pantheon
also take us through the stars. But they take us closer. We feel the heat because they
do. Listen to Bach’s chaconne for solo violin, or passacaglia and fugue for organ.
Listen to the heilige dankgesang (holy song of thanksgiving) from Beethoven’s
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quartet opus 132. Listen to the slow movement of Schubert’s two-cello quintet opus
163. Listen to Wagner’s liebestod (love death) from Tristan, or Mahler’s adagietto
from his fifth symphony. This music plays for keeps.
The polar opposite to Mozart would be Verdi. Like Mozart, he is not in my pantheon
but close. For Verdi, no passion is too much. He is the master of contrast. He shakes
our emotions back and forth as a dog shakes a rat. Lull and storm are each given
enough time to pack the most punch in the other. He wants only opposites and
extremes. What would the fastidious Franz Joseph have thought? He would have
called the guard.
Somewhere between Apollo and Dionysus, between relativism and frenzy, lies the
true path. The five in my pantheon have found it.
I seldom call myself a poet, since that’s already a tad vainglorious. For better or
verse, I’m a Jack of that trade too. The true poets in my pantheon begin with Keats
and Masefield. I haven’t found a clear choice for third. There are awesome things in
Milton, Blake, Coleridge, Tennyson, Emily, Houseman, Robinson, Dowson, Yeats and
others.
Shakespeare, like Mozart, doesn’t figure in the center of the picture. I take him as the
greatest mind and soul yet known, the greatest playwright, the greatest writer in
general, and all of these because he taps to the bottom of what poetry can be. “Who
is this whose grief/ Conjures the wandering stars, and makes them stand/ Like
wonder-wounded hearers? It is I, /Hamlet the Dane”. Holy mackerel! But these are
touches in his plays. Poetry, in his time, meant something too coiffed and pretty and
mannered for my taste. You can take Venus and Adonis, the Rape of Lucrece, and
the sonnets. That includes the petulant dark lady sonnets, which break the model of
preciousness but find nothing better. Shakespeare simply came along too early. I
credit Milton, in “Lycidas”, for discovering the true vein a few decades later.
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That leaves economics. Here I really have a one-man pantheon in Sir William Petty. I
suppose that I am the only person to have looked at his portrait alongside Isaac
Newton’s, in the Royal Society which they co-founded, and seen the two as
intellectual equals. Mill seems a clear second, thanks to his superb paragraph on
growth. The candidates for third seem well behind. Maybe Jevons or John Rae or
Leon Walras. Time has not been kind to the teachings of Keynes. I would now rank
his teacher Alfred Marshall higher. I like Myrdal’s magnificent ex ante – ex post
distinction. Boehm Bawerk and the Austrian school are underrated. The pantheon
might have room for him.
Am I being too tough on later economists? We should not forget Schultz and Ben-
Porath. Schultz’ greatest achievement, unless Mincer beat him, was in spotlighting
human depreciation. That left me to ask where this huge flow goes. The answer
becomes inescapable once we focus on the question. It gives the obvious solution to
the age-wage problem. Everything in this book is obvious. Some of it, like that
solution, is the obvious but unnoticed.
Somebody, sooner or later, breaks the news about the emperor’s new clothes. You’d
think Don Quixote would be the last to pipe up. No one in the world was more
devoted to tradition and beautiful creatures of the mind. But it takes a fool. He was
that, and so am I. Der reine tor. There have to be a few of us always. We’ll get a few
windmills before they they get us.


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APPENDIX A: The Argument in Notation
Output and Cash Flow
My focus will be on absolute rather than per capita values. The usual custom gives
capital letters for the former and lower-case ones for the latter. I will prefer the
upper case for stocks and flows, and the lower one for rates. That need not hold true
for Greek letters.
The total return truism can be notated
Y = !K T
+F ,
(A1.1)
where Y is output, K T
is total capital and F is cash flow. Also
F = τ +C P
and τ = τ +
−τ −
, (A1.2)
where τ (tau) is net transfer, τ +
is transfer out, τ −
is transfer in and C P
is pure
consumption (exhaust in taste satisfaction). Cash flow is the net of positive less
negative components. I define them by
F +
= τ +
+C p
, F −
= τ −
and F = F +
−F −
. (A1.2a)
At the collective scale, where transfers cancel internally, these equations combine
for
Y = !K T
+C p
and F = F +
= C p
. (A1.3)
Math reminds us continually that “equals” does not necessarily mean “is”. (A1.1) and
(A1.3), for example, do not mean that output is growth plus cash flow or growth plus
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pure consumption. Why? Output in itself means creation of economic value.
Mathematically, that could include what I called “output exhaust”, meaning value
exhausted as soon as created. I ruled that out as “free goods”, which happen every
day but are neglected in economics as unable to influence behavior either before or
after. That’s why “equals” cannot mean “is” in (A1.3). And neither does it in (A1.5).
Rather both state that output provides cash flow offset plus total capital growth.
This distinction helps everywhere in economics. We know for example that transfer
out may be drawn either from capital in place or from concurrent output. The
source of first kind is decaptialization D. But decaptialization also includes other
components than transfer out. In Chapter 3, and again just now, I excluded output
exhaust as free goods possible in math but neglected in economics. That makes
decapitalization D the only source of pure consumption C P
. And not all
decapitalization is transfer or exhaust. Some is deadweight loss, defined in (A1.1) as
any negative sum of capital growth !K T
and cash flow F. That can show in
D= D ρ
+D λ
and D ρ
= D τ
+C P
. (A1.4)
Here D ρ
is recovered or realized decapitalization, D τ
is “transfer depreciation” net
of plowback into the same asset, and D λ
is deadweight loss. λ is lambda. At the
collective scale, where transfers cancel internally, (A1.4) becomes
D ρ
= C p
.
(A1.4a)
The dispositions of transfer out may be reinvestment in other assets of the same
owner, or may be gift to donees. Reinvestment can be interfactor as shown in
Chapter 5. Transfer out from total capital of any individual, net of internal transfers,
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simplifies to gift. Transfer in gained by the owner’s total capital, net of the same
internal transfers, is gift received. The math becomes
τ +
= γ +
, γ = γ +
−γ −
, F +
= γ +
+C p
, F −
= γ −
and F = γ +C p
(A1.5)
at the scale of each individual’s total capital as a whole. Here γ (gamma) is net gift,
γ +
is gift and γ −
is gift received.
Divide (A1.1) by K T
to find
Y
K T
= ! K T
K T
+ F K T
. (A1.6)
Define these three terms as productivity or rate of return r, total capital growth rate
g and cash flow rate f. Then (A1.6) can be reexpressed as
r = g + f .
(A1.6a)
(A1.3) combines with (A1.6) to show
Y
K T
= ! K T
K T
+ C p
K T
, at the collective scale. (A1.7)
Define “pure consumption rate” c p
as C p
/K T
, and substitute to show
r = g + c p
, at the collective scale. (A1.7a)
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(A1.1), (A1.6), (A1.7) and (A1.8) are alternative statements of the total return
truism.
In general, define g(Q)= !Q /Q for any variable Q. Note again that g in this book
means growth rate of capital g(K T
) rather than output. g in macro tradition usually
means growth of output g(Y) . Total capital K
T
is the sum of human capital H and
physical capital K. Their outputs respectively are work W and (net) profit P. Their
counterparts to (A1.1) and (A1.6a) are
W = !H+F(H) , r(H)= g(H)+ f(H) , P = !K +F(K) and r(K)= g(K)+ f(K) , (A1.8)
where F(H), f(H), F(K) and f(K) are respectively “human cash flow”, “human cash
flow rate”, “physical cash flow” and “physical cash flow rate”.
Present Value and Present Cost
If there were no such thing as time preference, present and future value would be
the same. All economists known to me concede that we prefer present goods to
future ones, although some like Joseph Schumpter have seen no good reason why. I
suggest a reason in next generation theory.
Present value theory, understood in essence by the Sumerians, considers what we
now call future positive cash flows which are expected to be generated from
external investments (transfer in, negative cash flow) made now or earlier. At the
differential (infinitesimal) scale, we can write the associated future value as
dFV(z)= F +
(z)dz (2.1)
at future moment z. The basic idea of present value PV is
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dPV(x)= F +
(z)e −q(z−x) dz , (2.2)
where q is the appropriate time discount rate.
Note the implication
F +
(z)dz = dPV(x)e q(z−x) , (2.3)
showing that q is the growth rate that raises the value of dPV(x) to F +
(z)dz over
period z− x . Since this differential component of asset value defers all positive cash
flow until moment z , and cannot in itself be affected by later transfers in, q
simplifies by (A1.6a) to rate of return. This was Boehm Bawerk’s insight, although
he was not mathematical, in equating time preference rate to rate of return r. Thus
(2.2) and (2.3) give
dPV(x)dx = F +
(z)e −r(z−x) dz and F +
(z)dz = dPV(x)e r(z−x) , (A2.4)
where r is the appropriate rate of return and time discount rate equivalently.
But what determines appropriate r in these equations? Rate of return varies with
risk among different assets at the same time, and varies over time with economic
circumstances. Most sources I have seen treat r in (A2.4) as a variable to be
integrated over (x, z). I myself long believed the same.
My view now looks to the context. The asset as a whole will typically have received
many differential investments before time x, and may receive many after. Each at
inception will have been priced by the owner’s time preference rate then. But my
theme in risk theory is that assets can be traded or modified to the current owner’s
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risk tolerance now. She discounts each expected future flow not by her foreseen
time preference rate then, but by her time preference rate today. It seems to me that
the appropriate discount rate r in (A2.4) is r(x). She will provide for anticipated
changes in her time preference rate by factoring costs of trading the asset if
tradeable, or modifying it if modifiable, into her evaluations of future value F +
(z)dz ,
and so from present value too. I consequently interpret (A2.4) to mean
dPV(x)= F +
(z)e −r(x)(z−x) dz and F +
(z)dz = dPV(x)e r(x)(z−x) . (A2.5)
The value of the whole asset V(x) at time x will be the sum or integral of present
values of all foreseen cash flows both negative and positive over (x, ω ), where ω
(omega) is the foreseen end point of flows. ω may be infinity ∞ . Thus
ω
V(x)= PV(x)= ∫ F(z)e −r(x)(z−x) dz , x <= z <= ω . (A2.6)
x
The terms value and total capital are interchangeable, as are their notations V and
K T
.
Present cost PC(x) evaluates V(x) as the sum or integral of earlier negative cash
flows compounded at rate r since moment of investment u, and not yet
decapitalized in positive cash flow. The counterpart to (A2.1) becomes
dIC(u)= F −
(u)du and dPC(x)= dV(x)= dPV(x) , (A2.7)
where IC is what I call “investment cost”. The counterparts to (A2.2) and (A2.3) are
dV(x)= F −
(u)e q(x−u) du and F −
(u)du = dV(x)e −q(x−u) . (A2.8)
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q here equals some appropriate r by the same logic as before. Here again, we
usually read interpretations of (A2.8) which treat the appropriate r as an integral
of time preference or equivalently productivity rates over the interim (u,x). I
however see dV(x) as determined by current rate r(x) whether derived by present
cost or present value methods. If the original investor remains the current owner,
and now finds her time preference rate different, she will have factored asset
modification costs into her original decision to bid or invest. If not, she will have
traded to someone whose time preference rate is better suited. My counterparts to
(A2.1) and (A2.6) become
dV(x)= dPC(x)= F −
(u)e r(x)(x−u) dx and F −
(u)du = dV(x)e −r(x)(x−u) (A2.9)
and
x
V(x)= PC(x)= ∫ F(u)e r(x)(x−u) du . (A2.10)
0
These equations seem the most straightforward reconciliation of the maximand rule,
the convergence axioms and the evidence supporting risk theory. They describe
individual assets over time, sometimes passing from one owner to another, rather
than a given owner’s total portfolio. We maximize return within current risk
tolerance, recognize that it will change, and deduct present value of expected
trading or asset modification costs from future value of flows while adding them to
original value. This seems true to life. It allows discounting all expected positive
flows over (x, z), and compounding all past negative ones over (0, x), at a single rate
r(x) because of those adjustments to value or cost of flows. Tradition treats the
flows as fixed givens, and the discount rate as a function of interim time between x
and z or between 0 and x.
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My interpretation that the time discount rate/rate of return we naturally apply in
evaluating both present cost and present value is our time preference rate now,
rather than some retrospective or prospective average, might seem counterintuitive.
I propose it, even so, as the “time discount rule”.
Analogy to the Firm
I follow convention by treating all transfer out as compensated by actual or imputed
revenue. The part exhausted in taste satisfaction gets imputed revenue paid by the
consumer satisfied. Not all revenue compensates transfer out, as revenue is usually
defined as sales proceeds against which prior outside claims must be satisfied first.
These are typically for labor and supplies in the case of the firm. Chapter 6 gave the
logic in word equations. It begins with
ρ − ρ c
= ρ e
,
(A3.1)
where ρ is revenue, ρ c
is prior claims and ρ e
is “earned revenue” as a residual.
Earned revenue, also called gross realized output, is thus remaining share of overall
revenue earned by the firm or other entity that performed the sales, collected the
proceeds, and paid the outside claims on them.
What the the firm or other contributor gives up to earn the earned revenue is the
sum of its realized output Y ρ
and its recovered decapitalization D ρ
. Remember
from (A1.4) that D ρ
includes any pure consumption realized by the owner of the
source asset, although that could not apply where the owner is taken as a firm. The
sum of Y ρ
and D ρ
gives its gross realized output. Then
Y ρ
gross = ρ e
= Y ρ
+ D ρ
,
(A3.2)
where Y ρ
gross is gross realized output. In Chapter 6, I also called Y ρ
gross or ρ e
“gross positive cash flow”. All mean the same. I will usually leave out the notation
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ρ e
from now on, and refer to gross realized output Y ρ
gross alone.
Positive cash flow is that less plowback from revenue. This can be notated
F +
= Y ρ
gross − ρ pb
= Y ρ
+ D ρ
− ρ pb
,
(A3.3)
where ρ pb
is plowback. Negative cash flow is transfer in, notatedτ −
. Thus
F −
= τ −
and F = F +
− F −
= Y ρ
+ D ρ
− ρ pb
− τ −
.
(A3.4)
Cash flow F is the difference
F = F +
−F −
= Y ρ
+D ρ
− ρ pl
−τ −
.
(A3.5)
Gross output is gross realized output plus unrealized (or proprietary or selfinvested)
output. This can show as
Y gross
= Y ρ
gross + Y s
= Y ρ
+D ρ
+ Y s
.
(A3.6)
Think of the subscript s as meaning saved or self-invested. As all output is either
realized or unrealized, we have
Y = Y s
+ Y ρ
.
The terms saved, self-invested, unrealized and proprietary will be taken as
interchangeable.
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(A3.6) combines with (A1.4) and (A1.5) to arrive at
γ +
= F +
= Y ρ
gross − ρ pl
(A3.7)
at the scale of the total capital of the individual or any set of individuals. This fact
will prove helpful in adjusting the Ben-Porath model and in next generation theory.
It should be borne in mind that transfer out and transfer in are both implicitly
defined as net of plowback in the first place. Thus it would be wrong to suppose that
negative cash flow is transfer in less plowback from revenue. That mistake would
deduct plowback twice.
The Growth Truism
Growth of any asset of either factor is capitalization from outside plus capitalization
from inside less decapitalization. This difference can also be called net capitalization.
Capitalization from outside is simply transfer in τ −
. What are the other two?
Our first intuition would be that capitalization from inside is identical to unrealized
output. Here we must be careful. Output is negative wherever the sum of growth
(net capitalization) and cash flow falls below zero. This “deadweight loss” is
implicitly uncovered decapitalization, meaning not recovered in cash flow. To
subtract all including unrecovered decapitalization from the sum of transfer in and
unrealized output would therefore subtract the unrecovered part twice.
To make this clear, define positive and negative output by
Y ( > 0) = max( Y,0) and Y ( < 0) = max( −Y,0) = λ ,
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where λ (lambda) is deadweight loss. Meanwhile negative output belongs in the
unrealized component of output Y s
as with all effects on net capitalization not
explained by transfer in or plowback from revenue. It is the random negative
component in free growth. Then define positive and negative output and realized
output more fully by
and
Y s ( > 0) = max( Y s
,0) , Y s ( < 0) = max( −Y s
,0) = λ , Y s
= Y s ( > 0) − λ , (A4.1)
Y(> 0)= max(Y,0) , Y(< 0)= max(−Y,0)= λ and Y = Y(> 0)− λ . (A4.2)
There is also indirect capitalization from inside in the form of plowback from
revenue. The growth truism sums these inflows less outflows as
!K T
= τ −
+ Y s
(> 0)+ ρ pl
−D=τ −
+ Y s
+ ρ pl
−D ρ
, (A4.3)
recalling that D ρ
shows recovered (realized) decapitalization.
At the scale of the total capital of any individual or set of them, (A1.5) and (A4.3)
give
!K T
= γ −
+ Y s
+ ρ pl
−C p
. (A4.4)
Human Cash Flow
Although I can’t recall seeing the term “human cash flow” in any papers or textbooks
of others, tradition defines the flow discounted to human capital as pay less Schultz’
“pure investment”. The flow so discounted is implicitly cash flow. I rename pure
investment “invested consumption,” and write the traditional view as
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F H
= π −C s
,
(A5.1)
where F H
is human cash flow, π (pi) is pay, and C s
is invested consumption. The
subscript s, as usual, means saved or self-invested.
Pay π can be defined as the worker’s literal or imputed revenue. Self-invested
consumption C s
can be defined as any investment in human capital other than
through self-invested work. This makes C s
all investment from outside in a sense.
But that does not mean that it is limited to transfer in. There is also plowback from
revenue (pay π ), as when we spend pay on textbooks or tuition. I model “pay
plowback” π pl
as minor in the world we know, but definitions must account for it.
This I define
C s
= τ(H) −
+π pl
or t(H) −
= C s
−π pl
, (A5.2)
where τ(H) −
is “human transfer in”. This and (A1.2a), showing F −
= τ −
, give
F(H) −
= τ(H) −
= C s
−π pl
.
(A5.3)
(A3.1) and (A3.2), analyzing the firm, derived
ρ − ρ c
= Y ρ
gross = Y ρ
+D ρ
.
For human capital, this can show as
π −π c
= W ρ
gross = W ρ
+D(H) ρ
,
(A5.4)
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reading “pay less prior claims on pay equals earned pay equals gross realized work
equals realized work plus realized (recovered) human depreciation”.
Prior claims means outflow (transfer out), from sources other than the direct
receiver of revenue, which are recovered in it and owed back to them. Maintenance
consumption can be defined as any transfer out from any asset of either factor,
outside the human capital of the earner, which supports pay in the sense that any
less maintenance consumption would have realized less pay. This meets every
criterion of prior claims but one. Maintenance consumption is the prior claims
meant by π c
in (A5.5) if and only if it is actually recovered in pay or so intended.
I gave my arguments that it is neither, but is rather exhausted in satisfying our taste
for survival, in Chapter 6 and elsewhere. If I am right, (A5.4) gives
π c
= 0 and π = W ρ
+D(H) ρ
= W ρ
gross , (A5.5)
so that pay would measure and compensate gross realized work. This is the pay rule.
By (A3.3), positive cash flow is gross realized output less plowback from revenue.
That comes to
F(H) +
= W ρ
gross −π pl
= π −π pl
.
(A5.6)
Now we have
F(H)= F(H) +
−F(H) −
= π −π pl
−(C s
−π pl
)= π −π pl
−C s
+π pl
= π −C s
,
(A5.7)
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as the application of (A3.5) to human capital. This confirms the traditional view
(A5.1) if (A5.5) is right in interpreting prior claims on pay as zero.
If I was wrong there, and Quesnay and the physiocrats were right, some
maintenance consumption would be recovered in revenue of its suppliers. Then I
should have written something like C = C s
+C τ
+C p
, where “transfer consumption”
C τ
was the value recovered by suppliers. This mathematical possibility, which I do
not claim to have disproved, explains why I do not claim that the pay rule is logical
certainty as a whole. I claim certitude only for its most surprising feature: human
depreciation is expected to be recovered in pay. The rest follows only if (A5.5) is
right as I think it is. Meanwhile (A5.5) also gives
C = C s
+C p
,
(A5.8)
where C is consumption.
Saved work W s
means the self-invested output of human capital. It includes the
subliminal and effortless work of job experience as well as the effort and
opportunity cost of literal schooling, and also includes any free growth of human
capital. Then
W = W s
+ W ρ
.
(A5.9)
The growth truism (A4.3) for human capital becomes
!H = C s
+ W s
(> 0)−D(H)= C s
+ W s
−D(H) ρ
. (A5.10)
Human Capital as Present Value
Note
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g(F⎡
⎣H
⎤ ⎦ )= g(π −C )= 1 d
s
π −C s
dt (π −C )= !π − !C s
,
s
π −C s
(A6.1)
and also
f(H)= F(H)
H
= π −C s
H
= π H − C s
H .
(A6.2)
Pay π , literal and imputed, is the measure of gross realized work if I am right in
(A5.5). I take this as meaning all adult productive activity not self-invested. Then the
ratios π /H and C s
/H , the ratio of invested consumption to human capital, might
both be intuited as biological norms, like the generation length, which tend to hold
steady over time. Meanwhile the definition f = F/K T
in (A1.6) and (A1.6a) is
applied to human capital as
H = F(H)
f(H) = π −C s
f(H) .
(A6.3)
What we want is to quantify f(H) in order to reveal H from measured or modeled
π −C s
. Next generation theory measures cash flow rate of total capital, which
simplifies to the pure consumption rate, at 3.5% a year as a reciprocal of the
generation length. I argued that the risk component in rate of return is captured in
cash flow rate, rather than growth rate, that return at any given moment varies only
with risk, and that human capital as a whole should prove the riskier and higherreturn
factor. Then f(H) should prove generally higher than 3.5% per year.
That could give the key to quantifying collective human capital through (A6.3). I will
not attempt that step here. A reason is that national accounts reflect pay mixed with
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profit when reporting income of proprietorships. I would rather trust an expert in
national accounts to tease them apart, and to judge whatever pay should be imputed
to people in the household sector not literally employed.
The Level Payment Mortgage
(A2.5) gives
ω
V(x)= F∫ F(z)e −r(x)(z−x) dz . (A7.1)
0
Consider the level payment mortgage. F(z) is the constant level payment while r(x)
is the constant interest rate Here (A2.5) simplifies to
V(x)= F
∫
ω
x
e −r(z−x) dz = Fe rx
∫
ω
x
e −rz dz = F ⎡1− e
r ⎣
−r(ω −x)
⎤
⎦ .
(A7.2)
As there is no self-invested output, and no negative cash flow after initial investment
at time 0, decapitilization (amortization) simplifies to − !V(x). Thus
D(x)= − V ′(x)= − d dx
F
⎡
r ⎣
1− e−rω e rx ⎤
⎦ = F r e−rω
d
dx erx = F
e rω erx ,
(A7.3)
confirming that amortization increases exponentially over the term of the mortgage.
Depreciation Theory
Depreciation can be defined as decapitalization which is a function of time since
capitalization alone. When assets change hands, depreciation continues unchanged.
Depletion and liquidation in sale, by contrast, are options available at any asset age.
Amortization can be given the same definition as depreciation, but is customarily
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applied to paper rights such as the mortgage rather than to physical or human
capital itself.
Depreciation of those assets is not as simple as with the mortgage. Cash flow F and
discount rate r are typically variables rather than constants. Depreciation theory
avoids that complexity, much as accountants do, by treating each successive
investment in an asset as if it were a separate asset depreciating in itself.
(A2.5) through (A2.10) gave present value at time x of a differential foreseen
positive cash flow at future time z as
dPV(x)= F +
(z)e −r(x)(z−x) dz ,
(A8.1)
where the differential present value arose from a earlier or concurrent negative
cash flow invested at time u < = x . It was shown that all of asset value PV(x) at any
time x can be explained as a sum or integral of such differential increments
evolving with time alone from investment to eventual realization.
Meanwhile all output within the differential increment of dPV is self invested.
Growth dPV can be understood either as this self-invested output or equivalently
the shortening discount period, as each means growth at rate r. At interim moment
t it is
dP V ′(t)= r(x)dPV(t)= F(z)e −r(x)(z−t ) dt = r(x)F(e)
e r(x)z
e r(x)t
, x <= t <z . (A8.2)
Thus present value rises exponentially as long as the moment of cash flow is
deferred.
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At moment z, self-invested output ends and all change in value is explained by
depreciation alone. It equals the entire accumulated value of dPV at final moment z.
That is,
D(z)dz = −dP V ′(z)dz = dPV(z)= dPV(x)e r(x)(z−x) .
(A8.3)
The following table shows some illustrations:
Depreciation Factor e r(x)(z−x) if z− x is 50 Years
Interim z− x (years): 0 10 20 30 40 50
Factor if r(x) = .035: .174 .247 .350 .497 .705 1
Factor if r(x) = .065: .039 .074 .142 .273 .522 1
This exactly reverses the analysis applied in national accounts, which models the
factor as decreasing rather than rising exponentially.
It should be stressed that these equations and this table describe each successive
differential increment of outside investment (transfer in), not assets overall or
groups of them. If transfer in were constant and continuous in an asset or group,
other things equal, overall depreciation would show as linear.
Free Growth Theory
By the total return truism (A1.6a), showing r = g + f, we derive
g = r − f , dg = dr − df , and Δg = Δr − Δf . (A9.1)
dg or Δg is “acceleration”, dr or Δr is “productivity gain” or “free growth rate”
and −df or −Δf is “thrift gain”. Divide by acceleration to reach
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dr
dg − df
dg = drdt
dtdg − dfdt
dtdg = !r !g − f ! !g = 1 and Δr
Δg − Δf
Δg = 1 .
(A9.2)
drK T
or ΔrK T
give free growth as a flow, while −dfK T
or −ΔdfK T
give the flow of
thrift.
Define the “productivity index” or “free growth index” ϕ (phi) as !r / !g or Δr / Δg ,
and the “thrift index” θ (theta) as − ! f / !g or −Δf / Δg . (A9.2) can then be put as
ϕ +θ = 1 ,
(A9.2a)
in either the continuous time or discrete period sense.
Free growth theory is the prediction that ϕ at the collective scale will average unity
(the number one), implying that θ averages zero, when ϕ or θ is measured for
each year or for shorter periods if practical. Thrift theory makes the opposite
prediction θ →1 and ϕ → 0. The point is to compare simultaneous changes in
acceleration and thrift, and then find the long-term average of these simultaneous
observations, rather than compare long-term changes in the first place. If free
growth is right, they will prove uncorrelated. That is exactly what the charts and
tables show whenever data are available. Acceleration is as likely to coincide with
unthrift, meaning increase in consumption rate C/K, as with thrift.
Division of (A9.1) by acceleration was not essential to the logic. It added the
convenience of index numbers totaling unity.
The test should be as fine-grained as practical. If the Piketty-Zucman website
showed quarterly or monthly data revealing any two of r , f and g, I would have
averaged the largest number of shortest periods. What I try to compare is ex ante
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acceleration, measured as thrift −Δc , and ex post acceleration Δg at the same
moment. Otherwise we don’t have the clearest test between free growth and thrift
theories. Both agree that consumption can keep pace with output and capital over
time. Free growth theory asserts that they keep pace continuously.
Correlations tell the same story. Tables show that coefficients between r and g
run about 1, as with the free growth index, while correlations between f and g run
about zero.
I do not claim that anyone but Mill and I has actually proposed free growth theory,
nor that anyone at all has proposed thrift theory as here defined. It is my impression,
not assertion, that modern consensus fits thrift theory given Harrod’s qualifier that
attempted (ex ante) net saving (thrift) must not exceed the technological growth
rate (warranted growth path). My impression is that Solow and modern tradition
agree, but blunt Harrod’s knife edge. Free growth theory counters that the same
growth arrives costlessly when ex ante net saving/investment is held at zero. Nor do
I claim that data shown in my charts and tables prove free growth theory. Rather
they demonstrate that all growth has proved free wherever measured to date.
Saving/Investment
Unlike Lord Keynes and modern tradition, I define saving and investment as
synonymous from the start. I don’t strictly need either term. My “transfer in”,
“unrealized output” and “plowback” arrive at the same thing. But I know I must do
my best to write in a language already understood. I will usually say “investment” to
mean saving/investment, and will use Keynes’ notation I for both.
Keynes did not explicitly recognize human capital, although he very probably
understood it. He treated investment in physical capital only. I notate this I(K). I also
treat investment in total capital, to be notated I(K T
). Each, as in Keynes, sums
depreciation recovery and “net investment”. The latter, in my treatment, is
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considered in both ex ante and ex post versions. The subscripts xa and xp will show
which.
Ex ante net investment can be notated I(K T
) xa
and defined as identical to thrift flow
−df(K T
) or −Δf(K T
) . Its rate is the same as thrift rate −df or −Δf . Ex post net
investment is actual growth !K T
or ΔK T
/ Δt as a flow, and !g or ΔK T
/(K T
Δt) as a
rate. Free growth theory, supported by data wherever tested, predicts that thrift or
ex ante net investment at the collective scale sacrifices cash flow (pure
consumption) with no growth to compensate. My interpretation is that the optimum
collective ex ante net investment rate is zero, or equivalently that optimum
investment is current cost depreciation plowback from both factors. Then optimum
ex ante net investment becomes
I(K T
) xa
, optimum = 0 , at the collective scale. (A9.3)
(Net) output Y at that scale is total capital growth (net investment of both factors)
plus pure consumption. Here too we can distinguish ex ante output as pure
consumption plus ex ante investment, while ex post output is pure consumption plus
ex post net investment. (9.3) gives
Y xa
optimum = C p
, at the collective scale, (A9.4)
where Y xa
is ex ante output.
Since (gross) investment equals net investment plus makeup for decaptalization,
while decapitalization equals pure consumption C p
collectively by (A1.4a), we can
show I(K T
) xa
optimum = C p
as an alternate statement of (A9.4).
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Summarizing,
I(K T
) xa
optimum = Y xa
optimum = C p
, at the collective scale, (A9.5)
if free growth theory is correct.
Ex ante investment and output mean at cost. They are what we pay for. The practical
importance of (A9.5) is as a guide to macroeconomic policy. It says that we cannot
grow collectively by attempting to produce more than we consume. We do best by
paying to produce just as much, and taking free growth as it comes.
(A9.5) does not say that we cannot influence the growth tides. It says that we cannot
do so by thrift. It seems to be me that growth theory lies somewhere in the province
of historicism and institutionalism rather than in the mechanics of supply and
demand. Judging from history, old and new, growth seems to find traction in free
markets where laws and customs welcome it. These are institutions shaped by
history.
Free growth theory and its equations predict at the collective scale only. Clearly the
Practical Pig can save out of the dissaving of his feckless brothers, while the
individual life cycle is largely a story of each generation giving to the next.
Adjusting the Ben-Porath Model
Human capital begins at zero value at cohort age 0. Invested consumption C s
starts
now, and is immediately compounded by self-invested work of the young. This
means all work before pay begins at age of adulthood and independence A. As
human depreciation is expected to be recovered in pay, that flow too is put off until
age A. Then cohort present cost at any earlier age x , as defined in (A2.10), is
x
H(x)= ∫ C s
(z)e r(x)(x−z) dz , if x <=A . (A10.1)
0
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I argued that outside investment in human young, including the unpaid work of
parenting, might not be far from constant. School costs rise as parenting costs
decline. (A10.1) in that case gives
H(x)= C s
(
r(x) er(x)x −1) , if x <=A . (A10.2)
At maturity (A10.1) becomes
H(A)= ∫ C s
(z)e r(A)(A−z) dz . (A10.3)
0
A
H in adulthood is easiest to model at present value rather than present cost. Human
cash flow is pay π less C s
. Discounted cash flow becomes
ω
H(x)= ∫ (π −C s
)(z)e r(x)(z−x) dz , if x >=A , (A10.4)
x
where r(z) now is best understood as time preference rate. This is identical to
expected rate of return, as shown in the diamond ring parable. Note that there is no
explicit adjustment for asset risk. I argue that human capital is not inherently riskier
than physical capital, but rather adapts to the risk tolerance of its owner. It is riskier
collectively because owned disproportionately by the risk-tolerant young. I treat
risk profile as a function of the owner’s age, gender and wealth. (A10.4) describes
cohort value, and so neglects individual differences in gender and wealth as already
captured in the characteristics of the cohort.
I model C s
as negligible in adulthood because I see so little of it. That would reduce
adult human cash flow to pay alone, and so simplify (A10.4) to
APPENDIX A: The Argument in Notation 3/7/16 23
ω
H(x)= ∫ π(z)e −r(x)(z−x) dz , if C s
= 0 and x ≥ A . (A10.5)
x
Now let’s add some detail and bring in physical capital. Like most, I model
inheritance as zero and physical capital acquisition as beginning after age of
independence A. That can be modeled as age 20. As human depreciation begins then
at zero, if depreciation theory is right, gross realized work (pay) simplifies at first to
realized work. This takes up all the new worker’s time and attention, yet
simultaneously enables subliminal self-invested work in job experience.
It seems reasonable to model pay at job entry as equal to the new worker’s
maintenance consumption, on the reasoning that independence means reaching the
ability to earn it. Thus nothing is left for investment in physical capital at first. But
the quick buildup of job experience soon means pay left for investment. As I model
no pay plowback, that means physical capital acquisition.
Human depreciation rises slowly while the self-invested work of job experience
diminishes, so that overall growth in human capital peaks and then declines.
Physical capital owned does the same as we acquire it and then spend it on the
young. Young arrive, on average, as a cohort reaches age 28.5 (my estimate of the
generation length). The cohort of adults begins divesting its capital of both factors in
nurture and schooling received by the young as invested consumption.
The young reach independence on average when the adult cohort reaches age 57 (2
x 28.5). Some young will have been born after parental age 28.5, and will continue to
receive parental investment over the eight years remaining between age 57 and
retirement modeled at age 65. But my model cannot account confidently for this
eight year gap on the whole, or for the retirement period following, which runs
twice as long. My hypothesis is that retirees are effectively employees hired by
productives to help take care of the kids, while the eight-year gap might show a
human capital reserve against nasty surprises.
APPENDIX A: The Argument in Notation 3/7/16 24
Retirement can be defined in principle as the period when our pay, literal or
imputed, no longer covers our maintenance consumption needs. Human capital
continues, even so, as long as we earn any imputed pay for helping take care of
ourselves and others. Maintenance is not investment C s
, and is not deducted in
finding our cash flow and its present value.
(A4.4) showed the growth truism for total capital of any individual as
!K T
= γ −
+ Y s
+ ρ pl
−D ρ
,
recalling that γ −
is gift received, Y s
is self-invested (unrealized) output of both
factors, ρ pl
is plowback from realized output, and D ρ
is recovered decapitalization.
For the young under age A, I model K T
as H alone, γ −
as invested consumption
provided by adults, Y s
gross as self-invested work, which I model as all work, and D ρ
as zero. Thus (A4.4) is interpreted as
!K T
= !H = C s
+ W s
= C s
+ W = C s
+ rH , if age < = A , (A10.5)
leading directly to (A10.1)
For adults I model gift received γ −
as zero. As physical capital acquisition is modeled
as beginning at independence (age A), Y s
now becomes self-invested output for both
factors. Let this show as P s
for physical capital. ρ pl
means pay plowback π pl
plus
plowback from revenue of physical capital, as with the firm. That can show as ρ(K) pl
.
But I model π pl
as zero because I see so little of it. Rather I allow reinvestment of pay
APPENDIX A: The Argument in Notation 3/7/16 25
into physical capital holdings. That can be notated π τ
. I don’t allow transfer from
physical to human capital in adults, which would mean invested consumption C s
afforded from property cash flow, because I see so little adult C s
(adult education)
on which to spend it. That’s why I model π pl
as zero. Meanwhile realized
decapitalizaiton is decomposed into its human and physical components D(H) ρ
and
D(K) ρ
. This adapts (A4.4) to
!K T
= !H+ !K = W s
+P s
+ ρ(K) pl
+π τ
−D(H) ρ
−D(K) ρ
, if age >= A , (A10.6)
and specifically
(A10.7)
!H = W s
−D(H) ρ
and !K = π τ
+P s
+ ρ(K) pl
−D(K) ρ
, if age >= A .
Next Generation Theory
The period of production, as defined by Jevons and Boehm Bawerk, gave the
reciprocal of rate of production (rate of return Y /K T
) if growth were zero. Output Y
equals growth plus cash flow. Then Jevons and Boehm Bawerk really meant the
period needed for output to make up for losses to cash flow. I call this the “cash flow
period” T F
, equal to the reciprocal of cash flow rate f. That is,
T F
= 1 f .
(A11.1)
Both modeled at the collective scale, where cash flow under the Y = I + C equation
both would have accepted simplifies to consumption C. Adjustment to the Y rule
corrects this to pure consumption C p
. That would specify (A11.1) as
APPENDIX A: The Argument in Notation 3/7/16 26
T F
= 1 C p
, at the collective scale. (A11.1a)
recalling that c p
is pure consumption rate C p
/K T
.
Rae, Jevons and Boehm Bawerk all got nowhere because they modeled physical
capital only. Jevons, in particular, saw the productive cycle as the wage fund
reproducing itself as it was used up in consumption per (A11.1). He was close.
(A11.1a) models it as total capital reproducing itself as it is used up in pure
consumption. My next generation theory, really Petty’s, posits the generation length
as the deadline for transmitting all fitness (total capital) from each generation to the
next.
The generation length in R.A. Fisher’s sense is average age difference between both
parents and all offspring from first births to last weighted equally. It is a flexible
biological norm. It was probably well over 30 years before 1900 or so, when high
infant mortality compelled longer breeding to ensure that two would survive to
breed again. Contraception, known since Roman times, was then less practiced. It
seems to run a little under 30 years today in industrial countries. I model it at 28.5
years. That gives
T F
=28.5 years and c p
= 1 T F
= .035/ year . (A11.2)
(A9.5), inferred from free growth theory, already gives
I(K T
) xa
optimum = Y xa
optimum = c p
,
at the collective scale.
This shows that the output we actually control, meaning ex ante output, is optimized
at just enough to make up losses to pure consumption. Next generation theory
specifies that the loss and make-up period equals the generation length.
APPENDIX A: The Argument in Notation 3/7/16 27
Under the simplifying assumptions of the life cycle model adapted from Ben-Porath,
we would meet that deadline by directing all adult gross realized output less
property plowback ρ(K) pl
to gift to the immediate generation of young received as
their invested consumption. The young would add their part by compounding that
outside investment into their human capital at the rate of their entire ex ante output.
This would prove the most straightforward strategy to exhaust and replace all total
capital by the deadline exactly. This is just as in my adjusted Ben-Porath model with
the addition of the specified deadline.
Here as there, I describe adults collectively and the young collectively. I will not
attempt to model effects of kin selection in individual investment choices. But I have
intended to lay a groundwork. Investment, in Hamilton’s sense, translates to gift γ +
in economic terms. It is a flow of total capital (fitness) from donor to donee. At the
individual scale, as well as for the group scale, it equals gross realized output less
plowback. Gross realized output tends to be a continuous flow, as we see in pay,
rather than one easily sped up or slowed down. This gives an idea of the time
constraints I mentioned in critiquing Hamilton’s rule.
APPENDIX A: The Argument in Notation 3/7/16 28

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risking their own jobs, pensions and…
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Britain Doesn't Need the EU to Trade
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Concerns over Brexit do not end at the English
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ready to convert or die?"
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Liz Huirley bares all to back Brexit
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ARMY AHEAD OF BREXIT VOTE
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@guardian has presented a summing up of its point of
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RT @jpublik: That #Brexit manifesto in Private Eye
#VoteRemain #EUref https://t.co/QU1fjwvk6G
Today is the Day, Who is everyone going to vote for??
BREXIT or REMAIN?? Who will you vote for??
Thanks CBC 'It's a dead heat': What you want to know
about the Brexit vote https://t.co/SMVZETx8fQ
#Brexit
RT @ethicistforhire: Can't believe it's called Brexit,
and not EUthanasia...
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the pages of a book. #Brexit https…
New post: "Traders: Here's where to find some
protection for your portfolio ahead of Brexit"
https://t.co/kDAMhZGaJv
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Brexit referendum?" https://t.co/5tzxHffYEX
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RT @PeterLBrandt: #FACTORMEMBERS Going home
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mos. at 5% margin to equity and no financ…
New post: "Cramer: Brexit fears are totally
overblown" https://t.co/4ZqkAMAb5N
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RT @Spock_Capt: In the Science of Civilizations, Brexit
Is the European Union’s Reckoning
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If this storm isn't telling you that Brexit is doomed
then... well, we are doomed.
In the Science of Civilizations, Brexit Is the European
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#tech
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you guys can always have another vote.…
RT @theintercept: If British voters choose to leave the
EU this week, it will push the continent back toward
nationalism. https://t.co/48Gq…
Fed's Yellen says no special meetings scheduled over
Brexit #Yellen #Brexit... https://t.co/N718bknyod
Hear what @YieldReport has to say about the Brexit
referendum check out the link
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tomorrow is the day when they decide if they #brexit 23 Jun 2016,
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RT @DerorCurrency: In two brief, perspicacious 23 Jun 2016,
paragraphs, @ProfSteveKeen nails the reason to 02:20 - CEST
#Brexit.
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https://t.co/4gjfvD0FhH https://t.c…
Brexit Brexit Brexit, ich hör immer nur #Brexit. Mir
doch egal in welche Länder die EUGelder fließen.
#VoteLeave
New post: "Markets caught in limbo ahead of Brexit
vote" https://t.co/g6GtnCnfhe
Be sure to check out tonight's Market Forecast by
Blake Young our resident #forex expert @Investools
#Brexit https://t.co/uAWkjehF1I
RT @adamjlent: Good chart from Morgan Stanley
showing surge of populist parties in Europe. #Brexit
will boost them further. #EUref https://…
RT @FactDeJour: We'll either be Eurotrash or lonely
Brits 2moro & the fun bit is, nobody has a single
solitary clue which is lesser evil #B…
RT @CharlesPHoffman: Okay, rant over. Return to
your regularly scheduled freakout about the Brexit
referendum.
23 Jun 2016,
02:20 - CEST
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02:20 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
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German
y
0 positive
0 negative
USA 0 positive
markets
-
geopolit
icsenergy
Knoxvill
e,TN to
Leeds,E
ngland
18 positive
2 negative
1 neutral
katestewart
_
yudhaueeo
sparkyofAlb
erta
Love_Catfor
d
Stormkat45
4
SandraZucc
aro1
RT @louteasdale: Watch @billiejdporter tonight on
Newsnight talking about #brexit #voteremain channel
4 at 9pm X
Inggris Gelar Referendum 'Brexit' Hari Ini:
Diperkirakan 46,5 juta orang berhak ambil
bagian dalam... https://t.co/Ds7Dhxos29
RT @CBCNews: 'It's a dead heat': What you want to
know about the Brexit vote https://t.co/ZV51GeqdLF
https://t.co/N2lpbv2ddd
I know everyone is joking about the Brexit
thunderstorm but has anyone looked outside
recently....
RT @sturdyAlex: Selina Scott's case for #Brexit after
Sheila Hancock's case for #Remain is like eating the
best steak and then eating the p…
A slush fund paying off countries to try and stop a tidal
wave Merkel. We're be calling you Canute
https://t.co/CrRHEj4PAp #Leave #Brexit
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
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02:37 - CEST
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02:37 - CEST
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Instagra
m~
kateste
wart_
San
Francisc
o
Swift
Current,
Saskatc
hewan
Catford,
SE6
235 negative
0 neutral
14 negative
0 neutral
101 negative
0 positive
INVUQT
mjcooper10
1
Greg_5mith
RT @TheRebelTV: Is #Europe dying? Is 'Identitarian'
movement the cure? @Lauren_Southern
https://t.co/OKMKl0sqJs #tcot #Brexit
https://t.co/…
RT @jpublik: That #Brexit manifesto in Private Eye
#VoteRemain #EUref https://t.co/QU1fjwvk6G
RT @Stop_The_EU: Freedom to remove all EU fishing
quotas, revoke the CFP & rebuild Britain's once
thriving fishing industry
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
Canada 25 negative
England 2323 negative
177 positive
Hammers10
10Alex
Spent_Brass
moneyspinn
er
piedmontia
n11
Henayti
#Brexit https:…
RT @LeaveEUOfficial: .@ElizabethHurley is voting
LEAVE tomorrow are you? #Brexit #VoteLeave #EUref
https://t.co/va71MYUtMK
â™
#LetsGo!
@BREXIT: #IndependenceDay for @Britain?
https://t.co/DiDC3KCwd6 via @YouTube
RT @Nin_Matharu: UK EU Referendum 2016 Why I'm
Voting #Brexit https://t.co/slsTw2Z3Pc
RT @XxPLWxX: PLEASE RT!!
Juncker confirms there'll be NO reform if we stay in
the EU https://t.co/yqokYbJQGH
We absolutely MUST #Brexit #Vo…
RT @liputan6dotcom: Inggris Gelar Referendum
'Brexit' Hari Ini https://t.co/HcD3S8AVlT
https://t.co/GeQ9tsrU6D
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
âš’
fantastic
Harlow
âš’
United
States,
Wiscons
in
BIRMIN
GHAM,
UK
Athens,
TX
Tangera
ng,
Indonesi
a
380 positive
0 positive
2 neutral
168 positive
1 NA
xyzcompany
inc
dkenstone
juneimmel
man
gas_bill
dieterzakel
JasonDeFuri
a
pazgabela
KolbSchmitt
abcnews
ABCElection
s
parishatzi
Why the United Kingdom leaving the EU would
infuriate the tech industry https://t.co/svoAGsFlXP
RT @roomdesign3: TRAITORS TO THE UNITED
KINGDOM/ALL FUTURE GENERATIONS/REJECT GRAB
YOUR FREEDOM #BREXIT SPREAD THE WORD
@FeistyDeanne https…
RT @IngrahamAngle: Bono, Beckham & every other
global celeb in Britain ag #Brexit. Follow the $>
globalization great for them, horrid for…
Final #Brexit Appeals Made as Polls Diverge on
Referendum’s Eve https://t.co/qjTf8JRl3E
I back BREXIT, and please don't forget to hang Juncker
https://t.co/I6KCR2yMmZ
In the Science of Civilizations, Brexit Is the European
Union’s Reckoning https://t.co/xZlZO6Izgn
Brexit: Referéndum entre la derecha neoliberal y la
derecha neofascista. ¿Y la izquierda?
https://t.co/p6drfvsqks
RT @ElyseeMarine: Choisissez la liberté et non la
soumission UE !
#Brexit
#Leave https://t.co/na5pS5FnR0
RT @naomiwoodley: .@TurnbullMalcolm: "It would
be a very big shock, no doubt about it, if Britain votes
to leave the EU. @abcnews #brexit #…
RT @naomiwoodley: .@TurnbullMalcolm: "It would
be a very big shock, no doubt about it, if Britain votes
to leave the EU. @abcnews #brexit #…
STEPHEN GLOVER: Why I'm voting Brexit because it
could RESCUE the EU, not destroy itÂ
23 Jun 2016,
02:37 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:54 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:54 - CEST
Nantong
City,
Jiangsu,
China
Orlando
, FL
0 negative
16 negative
242 negative
Dallas/F
t. Worth
•
New
York
0 neutral
Port
0 negative
Moresb
y
Cherry
0 neutral
Hill, NJ
Asturias 0 negative
Australi
a
Australi
a
Athens -
Nicosia
33 positive
3 positive
3 positive
0 neutral
Genetlv
chntypdwr
m
Abdirahman
AliUK
ez_jokka
Yoostin
https://t.co/LKfTjPLvrO
In the Science of Civilizations, Brexit Is the European
Union’s Reckoning https://t.co/stcLZ3a76t via
@WIRED
Inggris Gelar Referendum 'Brexit' Hari Ini:
Diperkirakan 46,5 juta orang berhak ambil
bagian dalam... https://t.co/LL589ypLrd
RT @Independent: Final EU referendum poll shows
Remain with significant lead https://t.co/v72FEEz7Pd
RT @elizabethholds: Is this crazy storm in London
some kind of sign of impending doom? #Brexit
#Trump #Apocalypse
What's more likely. UK Parliament voting to remove
employment rights. Or EU amending regulation, so
forcing UK to remove rights? #brexit
23 Jun 2016,
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02:54 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
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ÃœT: -
6.54338
7,107.4
42888
0 neutral
0 neutral
300 negative
London 1 negative
Llanelli,
Wales,
UK
0 negative
znk8
villain2007
aarianto10
TegenH
KellerZoe
francreynel
txblondegra
d
AyakTracks
buttonhole1
RT @laprensaoem: La decisión de #DavidBeckham
sobre el #Brexit #UnionEuropea #ReinoUnido #ENG
https://t.co/RTDms6023e
RT @LouiseMensch: German CBI: no tariffs after we
#voteleave. Die Welt newspaper endorses Leave for
the UK. Vorsprüng durch #Brexit https:/…
Inggris Gelar Referendum 'Brexit' Hari Ini:
Diperkirakan 46,5 juta orang berhak ambil
bagian dalam... https://t.co/jUYlkqetVM
RT @zoowitchproject: Gods angry at potential #brexit,
make feelings known with violent #thunder storm in
London! Appease gods, vote #remain
Something Strange Emerges When Looking Behind
The "Brexit" Bookie Odds | Zero Hedge
https://t.co/pD41DK0V4E
RT @inthemoodfortw: Ouinon, graffiti sur la route,
Paris, 1945 © Paul Almasy #Brexit
https://t.co/9VfVJzOdDE
RT @Forbes: Poll: 80% of Americans think Britain
should leave the EU https://t.co/EPNk488c9h
https://t.co/3mqaV8v5KD
That's that 'stop your stupidness bout brexit' Thunder
& Lightning #VoteProper #GodsTakingSelfies
RT @LeaveEUOfficial: #VoteLeave tomorrow for our
independence!
23 Jun 2016,
02:54 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
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02:54 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
Mexico
D.F.
eastern
block.
1 neutral
903 positive
World 0 neutral
4 negative
0 neutral
Paris 18 neutral
32.7864
56,-
96.9752
5
280 positive
0 neutral
357 positive
#EUref #Brexit https://t.co/upHsaXVzV4
KenHaley2 In event of #Brexit UK is holding all cards & EU 23 Jun 2016,
powerless.THE EU CANNOT START TRADE WAR.THE 02:55 - CEST
EU CANNOT PUNISH UK https://t.co/FOMFOkySx3
cactuscrusa RT @marios_bn: Κατάλαβες τώϕα
23 Jun 2016,
der
Ελληνάϕα μου τι δοϕλεμα Îφαγες και 02:55 - CEST
ποϕ σε πήγαιναν;
#bremain #brexit #grexit #ΟΧΙ2015
https://t.co/3ASzNZsucC
accordingto if they brexit we will be forced to lift more to pick up 23 Jun 2016,
pun
the slack!! #USAmerica @nyhrc
02:55 - CEST
Avalon262 RT @Mrforestmoon: To our uk friends across the 23 Jun 2016,
pond #Brexit and take your country back
02:55 - CEST
MiketheSpik RT @seedy181: Voting to remain is effectively treason 23 Jun 2016,
e
#Brexit #Voteleave https://t.co/K5KrMxmvZG
02:55 - CEST
Advisorbox RT @business: This stock trader who made 6,200% in 23 Jun 2016,
Media China isn't worried about Brexit
02:55 - CEST
https://t.co/kATgnhWtt2 https://t.co/AUDj7wjkfa
Sgt_Rock68 #VoteLeave #Brexit https://t.co/nnyCRNB5ew 23 Jun 2016,
02:55 - CEST
greece
Athens
0 neutral
190 negative
0 negative
Hastings 1 positive
USA 9 positive
Brecken
ridge,CO
50.9692
224° N
0.08939
510° E
15 neutral
0 positive
ricardofigue
ira
DepthOfTwil
ight
CLIENTEIGH
T
zesty_financ
e
BLang71
AlMHIGH1
NewsdeskM
ONEY
adventurew
mike
tulio1987
josiefey
2happy2ma
n
SanDisH
ArchivePerf
orm
Angelisse00
7
NaeemSiddi
qui84
LynannMari
e56
RT @AndrewBloch: PR Stunt of the Day Tattoo Shop
offers free Brexit tattoos to highlight the permanence
of voting leave https://t.co/pcjd…
RT @CaucasianAllure: The darkness is taking over the
light. The migrants are taking over Europe. #Brexit
23 Jun 2016,
02:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:55 - CEST
#VoteLeave #StandUpForEurope h…
........how many faceberg likes does #Brexit have 23 Jun 2016,
02:55 - CEST
Australia shares to get opening lift from Brexit polls
https://t.co/Kvk1FlvIkC #Finance
https://t.co/jWJCMRXRSx
RT @V_of_Europe: Your country needs YOU: Vote
Leave today to make Britain even greater
https://t.co/NXFjXxIrtI
RT @Inst_4_Studies: This guy will be voting Remain. A
charlatan voting for charlatans. Unacceptable. #Brexit
https://t.co/1m5IDGxAuB
RT @NewsdeskBIZ: Vote remain and we´ll forgive
you for 1966! German newspaper wade into Brexit
debate Soccerway https://t.co/lUuoiGrpIh
RT @afpfr: #Brexit: suspense total et dernières
mises en garde à quelques heures du
référendum https://t.co/YTf2M0q0ml #AFP
https://t.co/y…
#fb Wednesday, June 22nd, 2016 Brexit: Remain,
House Sit In, Illegal Bingo, Match…
https://t.co/aIs5hhOeD8
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
RT @Vixen_chick: Let today be Britain's Independence
Day, Vote #Brexit Better Great Britain rather than the
28th State of Europe https://t.…
Sleepless in the City Lets Traders Bet Billions on Brexit
Result Bloomberg https://t.co/VttnqoDrj8
RT @refugee_archive: Very pleased to have a
stimulating day @UEL_Library Ends w/ great
roundtable #Brexit #DifferentPastsSharedFutures
ht…
RT @bare_digital: In the Science of Civilizations, Brexit
Is the European Union’s Reckoning
https://t.co/SLrDA1GwOy #tech #wired https://t.…
RT @V_of_Europe: Farage’s final rallying call:
‘It’s us versus the Establishment go and vote
for Britain' https://t.co/LfRgbPr9PF
RT @theghissilent: I just want to know how the
#Brexit will impact getting Doctor Who back on
@netflix...
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02:55 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
London,
UK
Far Far
Away
souther
n
californi
a
New
York, NY
United
States
sarf
london
53 positive
14 positive
0 neutral
0 neutral
24 positive
12 negative
1 negative
Kansas 18 negative
GUÕRI
CO
VENEZU
ELA.
Portland
, OR
0 negative
4061 positive
2 positive
Venus 0 negative
London,
England
Tampa,
FL
Bay
Area, CA
2 positive
7 neutral
19 neutral
3 negative
NaeemSiddi
qui84
ravicyp
helen_f_b
RT @V_of_Europe: Your country needs YOU: Vote
Leave today to make Britain even greater
https://t.co/NXFjXxIrtI
RT @ajay_mahil: This is God warning you about a
brexit
Lotta people on Twitter reckon the storm is God
supporting Brexit, or alternately God supporting
remain.
chass2008 RT @AMTrump4PRES: I'd like 2 dedicate this tweet 2
former lovely cultures that will only B found between
the pages of a book. #Brexit https…
r_fh_v
BorderKeror
o
AllahuOmar
FBastiat1
peterson_al
yx
RT @danielayllon: Ojo a las portadas de la prensa
británica de mañana. Esto es posicionarse y no lo de
España. #Brexit #BrexitOrNot https:/…
RT @V_of_Europe: Your country needs YOU: Vote
Leave today to make Britain even greater
https://t.co/NXFjXxIrtI
@CharleyyRachael I'd tell her to vote for Trump. But
she's a useless brit. So she can vote for Brexit.
RT @FrenchForTrump: #BREXIT VOTE
MAKE UK GREAT AGAIN
TIME TO LEAVE EU
#MakeEuropeGreatAgain
THIS IS OUR FREEDOM
#MakeAmericaGreatAgain ht…
RT @AmbJohnBolton: Britain is our strongest and
most important European ally & #Brexit would
promote the revitalization of western security.
lucy_meakin RT @markets: Pound Reaches Highest Level of 2016
on Eve of U.K. Brexit Voting
https://t.co/goDSmBZoW5 https://t.co/9HUxUzSphj
andrewnap
pi
RT @FrenchForTrump: #BREXIT VOTE
MAKE UK GREAT AGAIN
TIME TO LEAVE EU
#MakeEuropeGreatAgain
THIS IS OUR FREEDOM
#MakeAmericaGreatAgain ht…
23 Jun 2016,
02:55 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
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02:55 - CEST
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24 positive
2 negative
London 0 negative
(Ahora)
Madrid
227 positive
76 positive
24 positive
0 negative
370 positive
278 positive
London 21 neutral
Occupie
d
Florida
372 positive
ConsumerFY
I
Efekto10
roxylovesluc
y
#Remainers' US "partners" | The #FederalReserve is
Pushing The #Economy to “The Verge of Final
Implosion― https://t.co/xFhR9HvpaI #Brexit
México y el “Brexit― la columna de
@JuanCLastiri https://t.co/OIbmeAWehE
RT @JaredWyand: BRITISH MUSLIMS POLL: 66% say
they wouldn't warn of a terrorist attack
23 Jun 2016,
02:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
02:56 - CEST
US,
Africa,
EU
0 negative
0 neutral
Indiana 255 negative
#Brexit #EUref #TrumpSpeech #NoBillNoBreak
https:…

KiartivichSC
RossFrenett
Lady_Sapph
o
Bigdatahires
Hedgeye
memosquer
a
khunmilk
IndeCardio
vilma_pooh
iVoteLeave
LadyConser
vativ
parti7sano
Cusstard
PW_75
RT @PetroleumEcon: Brexit: The UK will probably vote
to stay, but oil markets fear the potential fallout
(FREE) https://t.co/tMGPzaTUos htt…
Jesus lads, this ominous pre referendum thunder
storm is, well... ominous #Brexit #thunder
RT @peacelovedixie: If you are British, I don't know
how you can watch this and even consider voting
remain. #brexit #VoteLeave https://t.…
Very interesting! Inferences drawn from
#BigDataAnalytics done on #Brexit is contrary to
mainstream #media sentiment
https://t.co/Cq24WgzTZ7
Cartoon of the Day: Enough Already!
Get our daily cartoon emailed for free:
https://t.co/9UayxdPCQF #Brexit
https://t.co/8kxPiqPYZH
RT @SCabreraS: Frenético final de campaña para
convencer al 10% de indecisos. Cameron podrÃa sufrir
las consecuencias de un Brexit https://…
RT @moui: เวลาคนไท
ยดูสà¸à¸¹à¹‰à¸›à¸‚่าว
"ประชามติ" เรื่à¸à¸‡ Brexit ท
ี่ทำà¸à¸à¸à¸¡à¸²à¸¥à¸°à¹€à¸à¸µà¸¢à¸”มาà¸à¸™à¸µà¹ˆà¹„ม่รู้สึà¸
•à¸à¸°à¹„รเลยเหรà¸à¸„รับว่า
"ประชามติ"
บ้านเรามันโคตรผิด
ปà¸à¸•à¸´â€¦
RT @elohimis1: Trade barriers postBrexit would be
'foolish', says German businessman
https://t.co/fddFBIIx8y via @MailOnline
RT @MUDDLAW: The latest Veritas International!
https://t.co/Tg5dmcrjBE #brexit #euref
RT @Australiaunwra6: On eve of Brexit vote, rival
camps race to win over undecideds
https://t.co/0zFetC6psQ tomorrow get out and
#VoteLeave…
RT @chuckdevore: Hoping that our British cousins
across the pond declare their independence 240 years
after we declared ours. #Brexit
RT @bbcmundo: ¿Qué es el Brexit?: 7 preguntas
clave para entender el referendo en Reino Unido
https://t.co/BkB7XCg8Oo https://t.co/ax2hqVII…
RT @afneil: Head of German Industry: postBrexit
trade barriers would be "very, very foolish"; urges
"trade regime to maintain levels of tr…
Nach der Meldung, dass alle Brexit Volksentscheide
komplett folgenlos sind, werden alle Meldungen und
Warnungen zu einem grossen LOL WTF
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02:56 - CEST
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02:56 - CEST
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02:56 - CEST
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02:56 - CEST
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02:56 - CEST
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03:13 - CEST
13 negative
London 0 negative
Chicago,
USA
Stamfor
d,
Connect
icut
Venezue
la
สตà¹
Šà¸à¸¢à¹•à¸
¥à¸™à¸”
์
Puerto
Rico
UK, not
EU
North
Carolina
Deutsch
land
2 neutral
0 positive
0 negative
14 negative
136 negative
1 negative
2 neutral
4 positive
5 positive
22 positive
1674 negative
0 negative
roysimangu
nsong
bbpsn_
yayayamam
oto
DISCOVERY_
Bali
kerrijacobi
Wicked3s
catcherbloc
ForeverReag
an
rhcm123
US_Threepe
rs
netzlesen
AK47_LFC
abdulmalig
patricer18
RT @fgvdapp: Should I stay or should I go: British are
divided on @Twitter about leaving the EU
https://t.co/RqwOiyGGsb #EURef https://t.co…
RT @jin_nation: เรื่à¸à¸‡à¹ƒà¸«à¸à¹ˆà¸§à¸±à¸™à¸™à¸µà¹‰
#Brexit à¸à¸±à¸‡à¸à¸¤à¸©à¸›à¸£à¸°à¸Šà¸²à¸¡à¸•à¸´à¸à¸à¸à¸ˆà¸²à¸à¸à¸µà¸¢à¸¹,
"ซูจี" เยืà¸à¸™à¹„ทยจับตาเย็นๆ
บรรยาตาศที่มหาชัย
#nna https://t.co/HLOJLO5DSy
RT @TheEconomist: Would foreign students apply to
business schools in the UK after a Brexit?
https://t.co/tn7kX34cia https://t.co/sb9DpjEPzS
RT @alexbland: #Brexit #IndependenceDay
https://t.co/v9TrmBwSZg
RT @AllenWestArmy: Latest Brexit Poll Shows Massive
Swing To Leave EU: Referendum In 12 Days
https://t.co/ySvreqZQhI via @BarracudaMama
RT @INTJutsu: If the UK doesn't get out now, there
won't be another chance, as their country will be
overrun & ruined #BREXIT #UK https://t…
RT @ReutersBiz: Asia stocks, sterling rise as Brexit
anxiety abates https://t.co/5Z7QsRREhI
RT @AllenWestArmy: Latest Brexit Poll Shows Massive
Swing To Leave EU: Referendum In 12 Days
https://t.co/ySvreqZQhI via @BarracudaMama
Also reminder that Putin is [probably] using the SVR to
influence the #Brexit debate in a proLeave way.
Wonder why
RT @bluehand007: This will be our finest day.. I am
confident.. #Brexit #Voteleave #Bluehand
[AMTV] BREXIT to Collapse Eurozone (WARNING!!)
– #NWO https://t.co/fDs0imD2cW
RT @MoAnsar: Incredibly, I've heard of some poor
Muslims considering Brexit, utterly unawares it's being
lead by the antiMuslim far right!…
RT @somkiatonwimon: 1.ตามดูตารท
ำประชามติ BrExit
วันนี้เรื่à¸à¸‡à¸à¸±à¸‡à¸à¸¤à¸©à¸ˆà¸°à¸à¸à¸•à¸«à¸£à¸·à¸à¹„ม่à¸à¸à¸à¸ˆà¸²à¸
EU บท
เรียนสำหรับ คสช.คืà¸à¸à¸£à¸°à¸šà¸§à¸™à¸•à¸²à¸£à¸—
ำประชามติให้ตารศึต
ษา…
RT @MLP_officiel: J'étais ce soir l'invitée du 20h
de @TF1. #LoiTravail #Brexit #MLPTF1
https://t.co/uIKIUoTnAj
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
Indonesi
a
Hong
Kong
Kuta -
Bali
Lake
Charles,
LA
Vegas,
USA
12 negative
29 neutral
44 neutral
15 neutral
19 positive
56 negative
Jamaica 7 neutral
Texas
(a.k.a.
Gods
Country
)
getting
coffee
Nebrask
a, USA
14.1493
05,100.
612188
19 positive
0 positive
13 positive
0 negative
13 negative
12 negative
425 neutral
TBS907
JosephD4al
SmartEnerg
yApp
CNBCi
ForeignAffai
rs
bankzzzgtr
NealCassady
64
daliarw
FXS_Stocks_
RU
ManLikeFab
regas
elsolde_mex
ico
RT @geraldcelente: Paul Craig Roberts Just Exposed
The Terrifying Reason Why The Elites Had To Stop
Brexit At All Costs @KingWorldNews
htt…
RT @AllenWestArmy: Latest Brexit Poll Shows Massive
Swing To Leave EU: Referendum In 12 Days
https://t.co/ySvreqZQhI via @BarracudaMama
In the Science of Civilizations, Brexit Is the European
Union’s Reckoning https://t.co/Ry92WlzZJy #wired
https://t.co/uwJfw9DVml
Brexit could slam a group of countries nobody’s
talking about https://t.co/fdDLJr8h1o
The roots of the divisions over Brexit:
https://t.co/MKs9IfMjnU
ไม่ว่า #Brexit จะเà¸à¸´à¸”à¸à¸°à¹„รขึ้น
โลà¸à¸§à¸±à¸™à¸žà¸£à¸¸à¹ˆà¸‡à¸™à¸µà¹‰à¸•à¹‰à¸
งเปลี่ยนไปà¹à¸™à¹ˆà¸™à¸à¸™
RT @FightingTories: Today @ABCNews24 has plenty
about #Brexit polls but ZERO about these polls
https://t.co/sYVYqiQL9I
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
Belgian PM calls for EU meeting after Brexit vote 23 Jun 2016,
https://t.co/JakPcL1UXr via @POLITICOEurope 03:30 - CEST
Brexit головного мозга 23 Jun 2016,
#Товары #Ðкции #ФинанÑÑ‹ 03:30 - CEST
#Форекѕ #EUR #USD #JPY
https://t.co/K1dtjIazCC
Mañana voto Leave. #VoteLeave #Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
#Finanzas Brexit preocupa a la economÃa de EU: Casa
Blanca https://t.co/pESct4tNle
https://t.co/aLfT9YvnRd
EaZyForm Brexit: <b>Heute</b> SchicksalsTag für Europa: Ö
STERREICH: Heute stimmen 45 Millionen in…
https://t.co/xVGjj0KptN
smackey678
9
dd9000
RT @andrew_lilico: How supporters of Remain hope
fans of Brexit feel by 2025:https://t.co/lsRopFSYXX
RT @JohnTirman: Those shocked by #Brexit strength:
every European country in 193040s had a popular,
native fascist party. The Liberal orde…
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
dirty
doon
12 negative
Madiso
n,
Alabam
a
19 positive
USA 1 neutral
London
&
Singapo
re
studios
New
York, NY
Bangkok
,
Thailand
Falcon
Bay
Australi
a
Antigua
Repúbl
ica
Yugosla
va de
Ciudad
de
Méxic
o
Augsbur
g
German
y
0 negative
0 neutral
0 neutral
1 negative
0 neutral
0 neutral
0 positive
0 negative
0 negative
2 negative
USA 4 negative
smitty_one_
each
cnnphilippin
es
tableaupubli
c
imanjeetkau
r
TribulationN
ow
Forget Project Fear. Be positive. Choose dynamism.
Choose Brexit | via @telegraphnews
https://t.co/epL0KBSMLO
The nonBrits guide to Brexit https://t.co/VJ84CsZH8Y
https://t.co/fIXxXy6kRD
For #politicsdatamonth, @sophie_sparkes shares tips
on building a live political tracker
https://t.co/5G0z7BbhzZ #Brexit #EURef
#Technology #Tech In the Science of Civilizations,
Brexit Is the... https://t.co/w6wsOfs5DO
https://t.co/d6F3HbsDcd https://t.co/kKJXhNJuM0
Brexit: What Is It About?
Paul Craig Roberts
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
NOVA 1 positive
United
States
0 neutral
0 neutral
0 neutral
0 negative
If you read the presstitute media, Brexit—the
referendum tomorrow... https://t.co/QB8Zk8y4ov
MagsRG
RT @theordinaryman2: Retweet if you want out of
#EU
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
Cheshir
e
89 negative
ARTnewsma
g
hoofed
rueconomic
sru
UnaFreema
nn
augustofisca
l
lucie_bucha
n
bigblasterst
ock
RonaldARo
mero
AlonzoPonc
e
#BBCDebate #EURef #VoteLeave #Brexit #VoteRemain
#InOrOut #Labour #VoteOUT https://t.c…
No man is an island https://t.co/aPRjuOgGeY
https://t.co/uODIptUbQL
Debate is theatre. Respectful discussion is usually
worth it. #kek #EUreferendum #EUref #Brexit
https://t.co/NWE4YVwLUX
В канун референдума
Ñторонников Brexit Ñтало
больше https://t.co/OInc3JfgRS
https://t.co/aiR3cJOnfY
Brexit: What Is It About? :Â Information Clearing
House ICH https://t.co/UE6rlYiCCv
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
To #LeaveorStay? Interesting breakdown of the
#Brexit referendum by @business Intelligence
Economist Dan Hanson
https://t.co/cPSGxfhfCN
https://t.co/4BGFf4Flhg
Asia stocks, sterling rise as Brexit anxiety abates
@FoxBusiness #Brexit Save yourself and leave the EU,
or lose your rights and your country and a culture.
If you cannot stay current, please do not try to.
https://t.co/mCElQtjlyt
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:30 - CEST
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03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
United
Kingdo
m
Сан
кт-
Пет
ерб
ург,
Роѕ
ѕиѕ
german
y
London,
England
Melbour
ne,
Victoria
Washing
ton,
USA
Long
Beach,
CA
1 neutral
0 positive
0 neutral
0 neutral
4098 positive
0 positive
0 negative
0 positive
0 negative
Ug_UkCrawl
ey
baumsche
Cameron redfaced after German official says Brussels
WILL trade with Britain after Brexit: DAVID Cameron
and... https://t.co/gbcJ9vA0dF
RT @FrenchForTrump: #BREXIT VOTE
MAKE UK GREAT AGAIN
TIME TO LEAVE EU
#MakeEuropeGreatAgain
THIS IS OUR FREEDOM
#MakeAmericaGreatAgain ht…
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
Crawley,
England
United
States
0 negative
413 positive
___dawood
trevordoge
imharisss
merendon
ulf_blomber
gswe
AngleRight
Bigmind39
TRUMP_NO
W2016
RT @ajay_mahil: This is God warning you about a
brexit
I liked a @YouTube video https://t.co/wdJQWnzHHw
BREXIT to Collapse Eurozone (WARNING!!)
RT @iamsrk: I c this trend in News where leaving of
someone or something is headlined as Rexit or
Brexit.So if I leave from sumwhere am I…
“No habrá ningún tipo de renegociación―,
advierte Juncker a quienes apoyan Brexit
https://t.co/YbR3xBd5sq vÃa @AristeguiOnline
RT @Zwepol: Noterar att de som propagerar mot
#Brexit verkar vara desamma som propagerar för
kravlös #migpol.
Då vet man hur landet ligger…
RT @zerohedge: Brexit: Global Trigger Event, Fake Out
Or Something Else? https://t.co/eWLV3c7V1j
The Conservative Case Against Brexit
https://t.co/7VhlcqkgaS via @ForeignAffairs
RT @michaeljohns: The #UK is a great nation and still
a special relationship. Britain should be governed by
British.
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
Collingw
ood,
Ontario,
Canada
5 negative
0 negative
2656 positive
0 neutral
Sweden'
s
westcoa
st
6 neutral
St. Louis 7 negative
Danbury
CT
0 negative
37 positive
#Leave, friends.
VentaCister
nas
RonaldARo
mero
ssc000
Mrs_Coder
JhieRamore
s
#Br…
Brexit: El dilema británico https://t.co/qdaK6N9FeB
https://t.co/qdaK6N9FeB Brexit: El dilema británico...
https://t.co/kYfY7qnM2J
@EuroRaver #Brexit Save yourself and leave the EU,
or lose your rights and your country and a culture.
RT @JASEMARKRUTTER: Vote like you've never voted
before! A vote for LEAVE EU is a vote for PEOPLE
POWER! Retweet! #Brexit #BrexitOrNot http…
RT @ForeignAffairs: The roots of the divisions over
Brexit: https://t.co/MKs9IfMjnU
RT @ConceptGrp: Currency traders in Singapore will
be at their desks from 3am to await #Brexit results
https://t.co/QtzeX2LcV1 https://t.co…
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
03:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
Guadala
jara,
Jalisco
Washing
ton,
USA
Notting
hamshir
e, UK
0 positive
0 positive
32 positive
8 neutral
1 neutral
Revolucion
MON
sam0398
snaxolotl
Audrey4f
theordinary
man2
sherise1313
#Monagas #Maturin La intriga del 'brexit': ¿qué
pasará si el Reino Unido abandona la UE?
https://t.co/4FXyVh08fs
RT @ElizabethHurley: Vote tomorrowwhatever your
persuasion. I'm for #Brexit & promise to neither gloat
nor whinge. But VOTE! https:…
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
need2know: Investors get Brexit jitters: Local shares
poised to open lower as investors get defensive ahead
o... https://t.co/rPgkVbhDmP
RT @theordinaryman2: We are #VoteLeave
#EURef #LoveEuropeLeaveEU #Brexit #remain
#INorOUT #Labour #VoteOUT
https://t.co/3ozM3KOJJW
RT @Grizedale2974: The most stupid woman ever to
hold power Theresa May says many Britons
‘BENEFIT GREATLY’ from Sharia Law
https://t.co/d…
RT @ReutersBiz: Asia stocks, sterling rise as Brexit
anxiety abates https://t.co/5Z7QsRREhI
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
allgringo
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
allengilmer His own private Brexit. https://t.co/bALy9b0BeP 23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
Darmansyah Menkeu: Kekhawatiran Brexit Turun
23 Jun 2016,
ID
https://t.co/MnSukxt83p
04:04 - CEST
imovemanc
hester
deborascha
ch
shabz67
jeffrush
RT @ianbremmer: Online & telephone polling in
runup to the Brexit referendum. It's close...
https://t.co/L2kvxK8Ug5
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
RT @dubemol: Brexit: The UK's Donald Trump
moment https://t.co/B5vYWb0RUL
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
Aniatoune https://t.co/mCz7rgyBbk 23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
R_de_Gerbe RT @Stop_The_EU: Don't make Britain accountable 23 Jun 2016,
r
for the failings of an EU and the €uro.
04:04 - CEST
#Brexit https://t.co/hc9sr3lyHw
Maturin
, Estado
Monaga
s.
your gin
joint
•
Adelaid
e, AU
Sydney,
New
South
Wales
GREAT
Britain
Free
World
0 negative
2649 negative
4126 positive
0 negative
19 positive
3 negative
Japan 23 neutral
Austin,
TX
DKI
Jakarta -
Kota
Lemang
manche
ster
Porto
Alegre |
RS
somewh
ere
Arlingto
n, TX
FRANCE,
THIAIS
Weybrid
ge &
Wimble
don, UK
0 neutral
0 NA
11 negative
4126 positive
1 neutral
4126 positive
0 NA
9 negative
RottenBana
dora
DigiHunk
demencius7
4
RogerJordan
12
"The message is fear, fear, fear!" Peter Shore Brexit
like it's 1975 https://t.co/q3ooP0C3dj
https://t.co/AnW03YXpol
RT @JantaKaReporter: British voters are taking part in
historic referendum today to decide if they want to
stay in or leave Europe
https://…
LOL #brexit #bremain #BremainVsBrexit #Merkel
#Juncker https://t.co/oRFjFpJT18
RT @Nigel_Farage: It's time to get our borders back,
our democracy back and our country back. #Brexit
https://t.co/eArDsfxlO3
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:04 - CEST
Washing
ton, DC
0 negative
India 2 positive
All over
the net
DFW *
North
Texas
0 negative
1214 negative
KarjalainenF
i
KarjalainenF
i
briliano
pao_jimenn
ez
Brexit hankaloittaisi verkkoostosten palauttamista
https://t.co/N5OIIIqUeB
Brexit todennäköinen, seuraukset
ennakoimattomat https://t.co/5dgU0ueG31
Asia stocks, sterling rise as Brexit anxiety abates
https://t.co/xm9pEls0o8 via @Reuters
RT @_CarlosPak: Horarios clave #Brexit #Bremain
Jun23 Horario Mex.
1am4pm Votaciones
11pm Conteo preliminar
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
Pohjois-
Karjala
0 negative
Pohjois-
0 negative
Karjala
Taiwan 0 negative
Méxic
o, D.F
2 negative
Jun24 Horario Mex
1am…
Tech_Law
pierceipctr
Brexit: Potential Consequences For European Union
Trademarks https://t.co/yIOfJbqOCB | by @foleyhoag
(via @IPLawAlerts)
Brexit: Potential Consequences For European Union
Trademarks JD Supra (press release) (0 visits):
https://t.co/jx93fY9iS8
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
JDSupra
.com
Concord
, NH,
USA
0 neutral
0 neutral
Alyalvarez2
005
falconlink19
StarryKnight
47
BurtonUnifo
rm7
RightAsRain
7
RT @InfobaeAmerica: Boris Johnson: "Este jueves
puede convertirse en el dÃa de la independencia"
https://t.co/knbTYW33TW #Brexit https://t.…
RT @Internazionale: La Brexit è un alibi per i politici
europei poco coraggiosi, scrive Eric Jozsef.
https://t.co/QT8rby1WSz
RT @LeaveEUOfficial: #Brexit leads in latest poll,
carried out by the most accurate pollster at the 2015
General Election https://t.co/0wpI…
RT @LeaveEUOfficial: Hannan reminds #c4debate that
there is no such thing as EU money, only taxpayers
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
money #Brexit
RT @BasimaFaysal: #Brexit https://t.co/aSyrswZDVY 23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
Arizona,
USA
10 neutral
13 negative
267 positive
274 positive
5 neutral
marbasch
AceDailyNe
ws
Breaking144
WomenWor
ldNews1
cwalshUK
Traders_Edg
e
TejalFatania
possiejim
outreach20
04
andbaker
50WomenPr
oject
Rebecca_A_
Perez
Bradders71
abrah6m
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
#AceNewsReport Japan official says concerned about
Brexit impact on FX and financial markets:...
https://t.co/YBdYSyBXRg @AceFinanceNews
#AceNewsReport Japan official says concerned about
Brexit impact on FX and financial markets:...
https://t.co/L0qVYfWzGi @AceFinanceNews
#Racism #Racist Project Racism rebounds in Brexit
vote Britain to Remain but EU supers...
https://t.co/es1BzYGARB #UniteBlue #Tcot
RT @drdeathmont: As an Australian, can you please
point me in the right direction for some #Brexit
perspective @warrenellis and/or @neilhim…
Japan official says concerned about Brexit impact on
FX and financial markets: Deputy Chief Cabinet Se...
https://t.co/JDET9eD9pJ #forex
RT @fteconomics: Europe considers implications of
Brexit https://t.co/no3rYTXyTh
@SenPaterson RE your Brexit pitch,are you aware of
this appalling UK Govts'
discrimination?https://t.co/ZCmTcra1tU costing Oz
budget $1 BN?
BREXIT: Israel Needs UK to Remain in EU to Fight
Threats, Says PM David Cameron Israel News...
https://t.co/NFiQbjegjV via @binalerts
If #Brexit fails start a tradition where EU slams the
door in the face of the PM symbolizing EU's
independence from provincial government.
RT @WSJ: Eastern Europeans in U.K. rush to apply for
citizenship ahead of Brexit referendum
https://t.co/EOSypiPdIV
RT @FortuneMagazine: Why Brexit will be a disaster
for Ireland https://t.co/ucEt4v4CJj
https://t.co/z3Jh6JIUWV #malin vote Leave. Please
read article
■Escucha “Born in The EU― la nueva canción
de Spector https://t.co/B1sIfzozMs | @sopitas
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
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23 Jun 2016,
04:21 - CEST
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23 Jun 2016,
04:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:39 - CEST
Plasta1 Escucha “Born in The EU― la nueva canción de
Spector https://t.co/4ytWxPCbrE
23 Jun 2016,
04:38 - CEST
lalo_514 Escucha “Born in The EU― la nueva canción de 23 Jun 2016,
Spector https://t.co/V9YCH5ezvX
04:38 - CEST
twitfer #brexit https://t.co/TunqlLAp3Y 23 Jun 2016,
04:38 - CEST
Buenos
Aires
United
Kingdo
m
New
Jersey,
USA
Portsmo
uth
4189 positive
0 neutral
0 neutral
0 negative
2 positive
0 positive
United
Kingdo
m
2 neutral
Sydney 0 negative
Citra,
Florida
San
Francisc
o, CA
0 negative
0 negative
31 neutral
5 negative
London 0 positive
Michoac
án de
Ocampo
,
Méxic
o
0 neutral
0 neutral
Mexico 0 neutral
0 negative
loreconsenti
da
Abogangste
r45
jeffcliff1
Rattleone
JohnSerocol
d
osscarjuarez
Chinks07
Rosalia_glez
actualite24
Chiroyo
vcapozzi2
NachomanP
ue
BTCPosts
mkmknani
Hoofdnieuw
s1
TrafficDiddy
El quintento londinense Spector estrenó “Born in
The EU― una nueva canción en la que expresan su
sentir acerca del Brexit y todos los...
Escucha “Born in The EU― la nueva canción de
Spector: El quintento londinense Spector estrenó
“Born in The EU... https://t.co/G6Jo53XdfI
https://t.co/syMqnMYyAi Predictionbook suggests
about 1:2 odds of #brexit happening
Hmm."Yes or no". Let me sleep on it baby baby let me
sleep on it,I'll give you an answer in the morning. UK..I
hope you get better..#Brexit
RT @JohnOSullivanNR: At stake in Brexitwhether UK
stays in an undemocratic polity or regains its
selfgoverning democracy? Not trivial: h…
Escucha “Born in The EU― la nueva canción de
Spector https://t.co/JTLICflia5
RT @iamsrk: I c this trend in News where leaving of
someone or something is headlined as Rexit or
Brexit.So if I leave from sumwhere am I…
Escucha “Born in The EU― la nueva canción de
Spector https://t.co/Vb7gFHm0Sb
Brexit: A J2 du référendum, débat enflammé
devant 6.000 spectateurs à Londres. #D22
https://t.co/nX8hQxOyHI
The latest 日刊 Chiro! https://t.co/hotjEY4b9o
Thanks to @sebapefer @chikashiojima
@cubanadventures #rollingstones #brexit
RT @Forbes: Poll: 80% of Americans think Britain
should leave the EU https://t.co/EPNk488c9h
https://t.co/3mqaV8v5KD
RT @Milenio: â–¶ Problemas en el paraÃso...¿Qué
es el #Brexit?https://t.co/5ZaiAGHG4t
https://t.co/mKp4DQBrYD
#bitcoinnews #bitcoin #bitcoinews #wsj U.S. Stocks

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Ride the Waves of Brexit Anxiety
https://t.co/MXXotu1XcE #bitcoins #bitnews
#bitcointalk
RT @1_texanna: We are praying for you Britain!!
Americans stand with you!
#Brexit
#VoteLeave https://t.co/Ux0Dv9UBu9
https://t.co/CsupbjE3eC To brexit or not to brexit: wat
je moet weten https://t.co/b3SaBXxJSw
What is Brexit and the Ramifications of Leaving the
European Union [UK News] https://t.co/CVQZDMFCAf
https://t.co/83r0PfXBL1
23 Jun 2016,
04:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:38 - CEST
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04:38 - CEST
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04:38 - CEST
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04:38 - CEST
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04:38 - CEST
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04:38 - CEST
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04:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
0 negative
Quintan
a Roo,
Méxic
o
0 neutral
PA,
0 neutral
#tbay
,Milky
Way,Lan
iakea
22
0 positive
Acacia
Avenue
London 20 negative
Coahuil
a
New
Delhi
0 neutral
2779 positive
Coahuil
0 neutral
a
France 0 neutral
TOKYO 0 positive
Puebla,
Méxic
o
Miami
Florida
Ft
Worth
Tx/Belli
ngham
WA
Traffic
All
Around
337 positive
9 negative
0 neutral
10 positive
0 negative
0 negative
kumarabhi3
58
ONLYSANJE
EVJHA
BrandonJLa
ndry
CecilSDavis
SamRamalh
eira
grahamlyna
s
trumpcount
ry
CarlaChamo
rros
RT @dwnews: Hollande, Juncker raise stakes on Brexit
https://t.co/Yb2guYnIjA https://t.co/Pvh01UMYuq
RT @DDNewsLive: #Brexit : U.K. goes to polls in an
historic referendum on whether the country should
remain a member of the European Union…
RT @Blondetigressnc: The latest The Nurse
Chronicles! https://t.co/fLmMbIIL7z Thanks to
@BUDDHA_DRAGON1 @OsagieSelma @Gibbsdithers
#brexit…
RT @Reuters: Oil prices rise as markets on
tenterhooks ahead of Brexit vote
https://t.co/Az4U73CQXO https://t.co/ZFOmIuG3Rn
Prediction: #Brexit is defeated and everything stays
(more or less) the same
RT @JASEMARKRUTTER: Be proud today and vote
LEAVE EU to take back control! Power to the People!
#Brexit #VoteLeave https://t.co/0Oeb644wfb
RT @FLforTrump16: #Brexit #BBC #EU
Rule Britannia & Without the damn continent of
Europe infested with #Muslim sympathizer liberal
Pollya…
97% of Undecided to vote #Brexit.... Brexit WINS !
Referendum a 'statistical dead heat' ?
https://t.co/DoMFJLsOjH https://t.co/j2VgrSwt9K
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
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04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
The
World.
2 neutral
Daman 3 negative
British
Columbi
a,
Canada
Durham
,
England
United
States
Granada
,
Nicarag
ua
2 positive
48 neutral
0 negative
2 positive
1 negative
0 negative
marsquad51
romulasry
CuspCreativ
e
10thAmend
ment
kurakura5o
RT @RobLowe: To my UK friends: how do you feel
about the "Brexit"? And why? Very curious to get the
REAL story.
Live Thread: The BREXIT Vote: #Britain votes on
independence from the European Union
https://t.co/QfdcuL27wI
What is Brexit and the Ramifications of Leaving the
European Union [UK News] https://t.co/CdMiY7kkoG
RT @ooohouchburn: @10thAmendment today we fly
free! #Brexit https://t.co/TQOcXZvqjJ
RT @ajplus: London's mayor Sadiq Khan crushed a
recent #Brexit debate — while fasting.
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
Pahrum
p,NV
Souther
n
Californi
a, USA
Souther
n
Californi
a
57th
State
15 negative
0 neutral
0 negative
1 positive
111 negative
parnsap_y
Mic drop, please.
https://t.co/cN5jMmfvmQ
RT @Independent: Victoria Beckham is not supporting
the Leave campaign https://t.co/S4zjoWSm5D
https://t.co/r0tFQO1cgC
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
19 positive
ConceptGrp
JoinMCA201
6
fightterror
deathmorga
n
JoannaWom
an991
Oil prices rise as markets on tenterhooks ahead of
Brexit vote https://t.co/oswRqK5xeL
What is Brexit and the Ramifications of Leaving the
European Union [UK News] https://t.co/zn5RkNFm2Q
https://t.co/kBDM5G0prV
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
04:56 - CEST
Is Russia Really a Threat to Brexit?
https://t.co/FKEcZMJpzC
23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
#Brexit history is written today. 23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
RT @JaredWyand: BRITISH MUSLIMS POLL: 66% say 23 Jun 2016,
they wouldn't warn of a terrorist attack
05:13 - CEST
0 neutral
Motor
Club of
America
, USA
0 negative
Jerusale
0 negative
m
Mexico
0 neutral
City
America 287 negative
#Brexit #EUref #TrumpSpeech #NoBillNoBreak
https:…
ralphshields RT @roarielruiz4: Support from Chicago, for British 23 Jun 2016,
313
freedom from the EU. May Britain reclaim sovereignty 05:13 - CEST
over its nation. #VoteLeave #Brexit
TrumpCoult @ElizabethHurley You are the embodiment of British 23 Jun 2016,
er16 Beauty. Preserve your nation, preserve your people. 05:13 - CEST
#Brexit
brasil2014p 'European Union faces African migrant crisis'
23 Jun 2016,
ool
Underfire Merkel issues stark warning
05:13 - CEST
https://t.co/c1JsWkeZ44
soaneseys @UKLabour Brexit all the way 23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
TMWTL79 @LittleWombat666 all the polls & indications are that 23 Jun 2016,
Remain will win today.... Wasted opportunity #Brexit 05:13 - CEST
asasays @BBCBreaking @UEFA @UEFAEURO If Brexit wins will 23 Jun 2016,
@FAIreland @FAWales @England @NorthernIreland 05:13 - CEST
be disqualified? https://t.co/1BXJXENuhw
bitcoinagile
Sammy_Too
n
Mr_VivaYol
o
Arisfivedrag
on
brexiteer20
16
Corysim
#bitcoin Price Drops $100 As Brexit Hopes Falter
Blockalerts #Blockchain https://t.co/CAQEEJjmii
https://t.co/BAxVobjtpe
Brexit is also part of protecting Ireland and Wales
Britain!
¿Qué es el #Brexit? Van 7 claves para entender el
referendo de Reino Unido | Por bbcmundo
https://t.co/Tr0J1ABJPA https://t.co/zueGt02QXZ
#SinagaNews Inter Selangkah Lagi Dapatkan Bek Sayap
Genoa https://t.co/UKcOfr4FlJ
#Brexit #EURef Sounds familiar, seems like the
protocol of fear campaigning is rife these days NOT
fooled #Leave https://t.co/5e2FyN6fuB
IfindITtalent: Asia stocks, sterling rise as Brexit anxiety
abates: Asian shares edged up and sterling stood ...
https://t.co/BoDqPk7knD #…
23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
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05:13 - CEST
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05:13 - CEST
Las
Vegas,
NV
United
States
Vancouv
er BC
Betung
Hut
Matter
Doesn't
Matter
2 positive
0 positive
0 negative
0 neutral
0 negative
0 negative
0 neutral
0 positive
Mexico 0 negative
Kota
Binjai,
Sumater
a Utara
Seattle,
WA
0 neutral
0 positive
0 neutral
miloismyda
ddy
fantasyman
dan
RT @MikeMa_: to all my redcoat followers, vote
smart tomorrow #BREXIT
$AMD $EA $WUBA $NVDA
A little music as we head into this binary buzzsaw
known as BREXIT.
https://t.co/qa4zJVTxw6
23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
alla
puttame
lata.
3 positive
Hawaii 0 positive
GordonFBen
nett
NikolasFutu
rist
tayfan2
KostJason
funfreefun
truthenomic
s
WaterWynd
hubinbiz
Nyheter24_
7
ItsDavisDavi
son
Noonebin
agiltegar
martinsteve
ns27
$SPY
@KikiTheReds1 Get some geography mate before you
comment #Scotland, #wales and #northernireland are
voting too its #brexit not #eexit
RT @imgur: The British mood at this moment in time.
https://t.co/cDozmT7lgk #Brexit
https://t.co/wjwUonXATq
RT @IngrahamAngle: Bono, Beckham & every other
global celeb in Britain ag #Brexit. Follow the $>
globalization great for them, horrid for…
RT @MikeMacck: Be a patriot. Vote Leave. #Brexit
https://t.co/Kh0nHwoWkX
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https://t.co/edyoa5pFOZ by @HuffPostJapan
https://t.co/2o1bOBxCF2
RT @zerohedge: Who Is The "European Movement"
And Why The Answer May Change How You Vote On
"Brexit" https://t.co/FKk9XFf1wm
RT @thedailybeast: Brexit makes absolutly no sense at
all. Here's why: https://t.co/t4PHGYNM2O
https://t.co/FZgJO9XrIN
Mud, Music and MilesLong Lines as Glastonbury
Clashes With Brexit Referendum
https://t.co/f71sHQ6ysY vÃa @hubinbiz
RT @V_of_Europe: Farage’s final rallying call:
‘It’s us versus the Establishment go and vote
for Britain' https://t.co/LfRgbPr9PF
Mud, Music and MilesLong Lines as Glastonbury
Clashes With Brexit Referendum: Their country may
be about to ... https://t.co/qmV4XdDXUM
RT @XxPLWxX: Dear Britain
When you vote today, remember the sacrifices made
so you can be free.
#Brexit #VoteLeave #EUref https://t.co/HsfL…
#Follow Mud, Music and MilesLong Lines as
Glastonbury Clashes With Brexit Referendum: Their
country may be a... https://t.co/rwBd5opSpY
RT @RehmanSid: According to the poll I conducted
slight majority (52%) believes, #UK should #VoteLeave
(#Brexit) in #EUreferendum. https://…
23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:13 - CEST
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05:13 - CEST
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05:30 - CEST
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Vancouv
er, BC,
Canada
Somew
here in
Virginia
Astoria,
OR
Las
Dream
USC
Western
Australi
a
Cloud
☕ ·
Melbour
ne
Lincoln,
Lincolns
hire
0 neutral
113 positive
339 negative
3 positive
0 neutral
39 neutral
17 negative
0 neutral
57 neutral
0 neutral
10 positive
0 neutral
14 positive
BlueFloridia
n
JayDook
BharatRajne
eti
ArtofeVan
ReutersBiz
poluakerfor
d
toriKh
FGlyneth
FR33_W0RL
D
MichelBinet
te
IndomTradi
ng
BizDatabase
CryptoSourc
eHQ
FreeCryptoC
o
bintanghadi
putr
Some kind of publicity stunt? Except for Princess Di,
the UK hasn't gotten this much global attention since
the early Empire days, #Brexit
RT @realkingrobbo: Brexit Poll Shows 80% Of
Americans Think Britain Should Leave EU
https://t.co/ghlHHXsc9Q https://t.co/GM2KHRzMjN
बà¥à¤°à¥‡à¤—à¥à¤œà¤¿à¤Ÿà¤ƒ कॕया
अपनी कबॕर खोदने
जा रहा है बà¥à¤°à¤¿à¤Ÿà¥‡à¤¨?
https://t.co/aWSyeV0wv2 via NavbharatTimes
https://t.co/2dtS2PHe4V
There's too much at stake for elites to let the people
of #Britain exit the #EU. Even if the people win #Brexit
votes, elites won't let them
Oil rises as markets on tenterhooks ahead of Brexit
vote https://t.co/WtZtuv3eyI
Mud, Music and MilesLong Lines as Glastonbury
Clashes With Brexit Referendum
https://t.co/HCisR8CEll
RT @benphillips76: Peak #Brexit: UK protestor tries to
burn the EU flag, but can't, because of EU regulation
on flammable materials https:/…
RT @DavidJo52951945: RT Please take a pen to the
polling station with you tomorrow & don’t use a
pencil #Brexit https://t.co/OYnrUyxu95
RT @RealAlexJones: WATCH: Standing Ovation for
Former London Mayor Over Plea to Leave #EU
https://t.co/0NSiYKA5mT #VoteLeave #BREXIT
#Lea…
RT @INTJutsu: If the UK doesn't get out now, there
won't be another chance, as their country will be
overrun & ruined #BREXIT #UK https://t…
Oil rises as markets on tenterhooks ahead of Brexit
vote TOKYO (Reuters) Oil prices rose in Asian trading
o... https://t.co/b2KGiC2qFw
ForexLive Asia FX news wrap: Brexit polls driving GBP
still https://t.co/MiUsl1XQPm Forex news for Asia
trading Thursday 23 June 2016
An a…
#bitcoin Bitcoin Price Drops Below $600 As
‘Brexit’ Hopes Falter https://t.co/wXIqxAbfYP
#bitcoin Bitcoin Price Drops Below $600 As
‘Brexit’ Hopes Falter https://t.co/4VCFZ8R0fD
Brexit itu untuk kedaulatan GB . hanya keluar zona
ekonomi perjanjian bilateral bisa ditata lagi. Kenapa
takut?
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23 Jun 2016,
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23 Jun 2016,
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23 Jun 2016,
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05:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
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23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
0 negative
9 positive
India 0 neutral
Megrez 0 negative
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you are
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Australi
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free.wor
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United
Kingdo
m
Worldwi
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Worldwi
de
Soeraba
ja -
Konijed
de
Nederla
nds
Indische
0 positive
0 neutral
15077 negative
548 neutral
91 positive
132 negative
0 neutral
0 neutral
0 negative
0 negative
0 negative
DomMitchel
l
balika7510
Be smart. Don't let racism and fear win.#BetterIn
#Brexit #Remain https://t.co/VclT6LNhen
RT @BLervoire: Résultat sans appel ce soir sur
@leJDD :
23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
LA /
London
/
Roarton
, Lancs.
0 negative
63 negative
87% pour le #Frexit !
Un #référendum vite !
FXS_Forex_
EN
sunandavas
hisht
OurNewEur
ope
volkerpauls
en
JASEMARKR
UTTER
MarquardtJ
P
vinodsundar
am
theodor195
7
Janunos
#Brexit #MLP2017 #AvecMarine https:/…
Brexit's Real Impact Would Be Gradual and Global
#Stocks #Finance #Forex #GBP #SGD #SGDJPY #United
Kingdom #Dow https://t.co/h5JA4w0nQf
RT @myindmakers: Brexit: Will the United Kingdom
leave the European Union? #Brexit
https://t.co/IS1jYw8RsL
Les Britanniques votent aujourd’hui sur le Brexit,
tous les Européens sur l’avenir der notre
continent sur https://t.co/SBMBhbY3eS !
Fjollet debat! Det Indre Markeds reelle værdi har
INTET fyldt i medierne!
Alle frygter Brexit – bortset fra Putin
https://t.co/FBLBvNCr71
EU referendum Thursday 23rd June. Vote LEAVE EU &
return POWER to the PEOPLE! #BrexitOrNot #Brexit
https://t.co/BC7nZkJddD
RT @BjoernSta: “The time has come“ for
“Independence Day“? UK Titelseiten morgen
zum #EUref #Brexit via @suttonnick
https://t.co/TsvVDA2i…
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
Today: EU ceasing to exist, UK ceasing to exist #brexit 23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
RT @1u4m4: 80% of Americans believe Britain & the 23 Jun 2016,
world would have a better future with BREXIT
05:47 - CEST
https://t.co/u4Nwng5Xts https://t.co/jbzI7e…
Geneva,
Switzerl
and
0 positive
Houston 1 positive
Berne,
Switzerl
and
0 positive
0 negative
United
Kingdo
m
Bromsgr
ove
0 positive
London 5 neutral
Singapo
re.
Chennai
.
Wash
DC
4282 positive
0 negative
32 positive
spain_grain Equities like the brexit situation I guess 23 Jun 2016,
05:47 - CEST
Morton.
IL
Chicago
expat
0 negative
pritch1963
CNCConGon
gora
lumirdto
MrPortfofio
splendid104
0
airgotravel
redrivergrl
Barbiemela
nii
lumirdto
Nalgapronta
mx
airgotravel
Swaggerfam
ouz2
abcomsads
RT @XxPLWxX: #EURef Polling day arrives & counting
begins on postal votes from just one house in Tower
Hamlets #Brexit #VoteLeave https://t…
23 Jun 2016,
06:04 - CEST
El Brexit pone en riesgo la nota de Reino Unido y sus
finanzas locales https://t.co/0vtUOarede
23 Jun 2016,
06:04 - CEST
notiven: RT: ajenglish :#Brexit and the toxicity of the 23 Jun 2016,
UK politics https://t.co/4BBFdisNQ8
06:04 - CEST
https://t.co/XLdLiNWkmJ
RT @mkopNY: US #Economy continues to deteriorate, 23 Jun 2016,
#BONDS r a BUY, #Brexit or #Bremain is irrelevant, 06:04 - CEST
#STOCKS will go DOWN July https://t.co…
Brexit: los 3 temas que definen el referendo sobre la 23 Jun 2016,
permanencia o salida de Reino Unido en la UE
06:04 - CEST
https://t.co/p4qDmHemHN |BBC
Harilela Hotels: Brexit will be tough for hotel industry: 23 Jun 2016,
While Brexit will hit the hotel indust...
06:04 - CEST
https://t.co/yUg8HXgiC7 #cnbc_travel
RT @NRO: Brexit is proof that people are fed up with 23 Jun 2016,
government planning: https://t.co/sWpixNh5Wi 06:04 - CEST
Brexit: los 3 temas que definen el referendo sobre la 23 Jun 2016,
permanencia o salida de Reino Unido en la UE: Los 06:04 - CEST
britá... https://t.co/7kWVspy5ER
notiven: RT: elmundomovil :CLAVES | 20 puntos para 23 Jun 2016,
entender el “Brexit― de Reino Unido
06:04 - CEST
https://t.co/n73hHZNddF https://t.co/H0K39kKTbz
Todos andan muy extraños por el #Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
06:04 - CEST
How will UK tourism be affected by Brexit?: Britain's 23 Jun 2016,
tourism industry, while resilient, will be...
06:04 - CEST
https://t.co/qkQsk7be71 #cnbc_travel
Brexit: los 3 temas que definen el referendo sobre la
permanencia o salida de Reino Unido en la UE: Los
britá... https://t.co/GlCYSOC2oR
Harilela Hotels: Brexit will be tough for hotel industry:
While Brexit will hit the hotel industry hard it wo...
https://t.co/TMGB3aIO5H
4rj1111 RT @dibya_shareBuzz: Merah Kya Hogah Kaliya ?
#Brexit #Rexit #Exit https://t.co/Oirowb51wb
godzmei197 RT @Reuters: Oil prices rise as markets on
7
tenterhooks ahead of Brexit vote
https://t.co/Az4U73CQXO https://t.co/ZFOmIuG3Rn
4jingjinx RT @somkiatonwimon: 1.ตามดูตารท
ำประชามติ BrExit
วันนี้เรื่à¸à¸‡à¸à¸±à¸‡à¸à¸¤à¸©à¸ˆà¸°à¸à¸à¸•à¸«à¸£à¸·à¸à¹„ม่à¸à¸à¸à¸ˆà¸²à¸
EU บท
เรียนสำหรับ คสช.คืà¸à¸à¸£à¸°à¸šà¸§à¸™à¸à¸²à¸£à¸—
ำประชามติให้ตารศึต
ษา…
23 Jun 2016,
06:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:04 - CEST
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06:04 - CEST
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06:04 - CEST
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06:04 - CEST
Nr
Manche
ster,
England
10 positive
0 neutral
0 negative
Oregon 7 negative
Budapes
t -
Hungary
0 neutral
0 positive
34 negative
0 neutral
0 neutral
Mexico 0 negative
Budapes
t -
Hungary
WorldW
ide
0 positive
0 neutral
0 neutral
6 NA
60 neutral
BKK 21 negative
CNCConGon El Brexit también define el futuro del futbol inglés
gora https://t.co/aNAjri6x55
AnthonySwi RT @Irelandbrexit: Great response from people of
nhoe Sheffield today. If we can maximise our LEAVE turn
out , we will emerge with a great vict…
egatrader Alerta en los mercados: los dos escenarios del Brexit:
Si los británicos votan hoy por salir de la UE, las bo...
https://t.co/GdEnPCPHVw
Nyaranyar RT @AMTrump4PRES: I'd like 2 dedicate this tweet 2
former lovely cultures that will only B found between
the pages of a book. #Brexit https…
onefingersh
ort
The16thCho
pper
JosephineM
aribe
Manuelsigu
enza4
Loupo85
ziruma_roja
s
thousandne
ws
MiguelG_SV
Pontifex_mi
nimu
RJPKlein
IsaorgMt
23 Jun 2016,
06:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:22 - CEST
#Brexit, stage left https://t.co/vk5hs5eG99 23 Jun 2016,
06:22 - CEST
RT @MaxCRoser: This is Boris Johnson before he 23 Jun 2016,
realised that Brexit would be his chance to become 06:22 - CEST
PM:
https://t.co/Xh5GDhGgDK https://t.co/…
RT @afpfr: #Brexit: les Britanniques votent sur leur
avenir et sur celui de l'UE https://t.co/pZkCEXROta
#AFP https://t.co/Pv2hM2u93m
¿El fin del sueño europeo? 'Brexit' o 'Bremain', los
británicos deciden su futuro:
Mientras todo el... https://t.co/LNC2myzhWv
RT @ProfTimBale: The idea that English nationalism
has powered support for Brexit is unduly simplistic
and requires reexamination https://…
¡LABORATORIO CLINICO BACTERIOLOGICO está
disponible! https://t.co/aTurKIrSfZ #brexit #venezuela
Politico: Έτσι θα επηÏεάσει το Brexit την
Ελλάδα και τους άλλους «26» της ΕΕ:
Τα βλÎμματα είναι όλα στϕαμμÎνα...
https://t.co/nWHxgbPwuL
¿El fin del sueño europeo? 'Brexit' o 'Bremain', los
británicos deciden su futuro:
Mientras todo el... https://t.co/c4ibbNeuva
RT @freeWorld2: Russian Propaganda full speed
ahead to #Brexit https://t.co/5oFfYXFSq2
RT @Shaithis1404: Why has @twitter promoted
@UKLabour and remain about 5 times on my TL today
and not promoted leave once? Dodgy methinks.…
RT @DavidJo52951945: RT Please take a pen to the
polling station with you tomorrow & don’t use a
pencil #Brexit https://t.co/OYnrUyxu95
23 Jun 2016,
06:22 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:22 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:22 - CEST
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06:22 - CEST
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06:22 - CEST
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06:21 - CEST
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06:21 - CEST
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06:21 - CEST
Shangri-
La
Denver,
CO
a
sandbox
Wolverh
ampton
France
Europe
Ici&là L
à -bas...
Panchim
alco, El
Salvador
FRANCE
(44000)
0 neutral
16 positive
0 negative
421 positive
0 negative
477 positive
14 neutral
0 negative
10 negative
MATURI
N
ESTADO
MONAG
AS
0 positive
GREECE 0 neutral
Ciudad
Arce, La
Libertad
Westfal
en,
Deutsch
land
Californi
a, USA
0 negative
2 neutral
51 negative
556 neutral
nuneatonke
v
CarsonSievi
ng
Fernand1SV
abpnewstv
amalrajv
AngelaY843
51507
FinMinIndia
RT @Forbes: Poll: 80% of Americans think Britain
should leave the EU https://t.co/EPNk488c9h
https://t.co/3mqaV8v5KD
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
¿El fin del sueño europeo? 'Brexit' o 'Bremain', los
británicos deciden su futuro:
Mientras todo el... https://t.co/qYQykfwXUp
Explained: Why, how is #UK voting to stay in or leave
#EU?
#EUref #BrexitOrNot #Brexit
https://t.co/NJX4oVTT1a https://t.co/Rj63qtHCki
Paris joins global tributes to murdered UK lawmaker
Jo Cox https://t.co/nfkVISFN9b
https://t.co/q90unGxxHx
RT @theordinaryman2: This is my Flag is it yours..?
#Brexit #ILoveBritain #believeinbritain #LoveBritain
#IamBritishnotEuropean #no2EU htt…
RT @DasShaktikanta: 'If Brexit happens, India is ready'
via Times Now App https://t.co/mNBrN3e2kY
23 Jun 2016,
06:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:21 - CEST
New
York, NY
388 positive
4341 positive
San
Salvador
, El
Salvador
0 negative
India 0 positive
chennai 0 negative
New
Delhi
53 positive
2 neutral
ValutaNews
AFUJIINIKKE
I
ebruhwiler
languillem
mpk
actualite24
BR_Schwab
en
rizza_moha
mmad
stirileonline
ro
Post_Iccia
Traders plan for allnight Brexit vigil
https://t.co/9ApOB6obqv #ValutaNews
https://t.co/5czxuDmqta
Asia Inc. bracing for Brexit vote Nikkei Asian Review
https://t.co/V8XikL4hQN #Brexit
RT @catoletters: Defeat the Establishment: Brexit
https://t.co/EsampHpoQ6
Le Brexit en tête dans deux sondages
https://t.co/hkALDplkYl
The UK has to roll 6 or more on 1d20 to save against
Brexit. What happens if it rolls a critical failure?
https://t.co/mXVfn1v3NC
Brexit les Britanniques du sud de la France
s"inquiètent pour leur avenir. #RT
https://t.co/7czIahOGNw https://t.co/mAoIhJDhyH
Schwabens Wirtschaft und der Brexit: Was wäre
wenn? https://t.co/TXNaUlj9fo
RT @itradeph: Asian Stocks flat/lower as count down
to Brexit vote just hours away...
BREXIT. Zi decisivă pentru viitorul Uniunii Europene.
Tabăra proBrexit, avantaj fragil, potrivit ultimelor s...
https://t.co/wtZURih2hI
RT @francofontana43: Brexit. Il problema
dell'Inghilterra, e non solo...
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
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06:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
0 neutral
0 positive
Los
2 negative
Angeles
france 0 positive
Zürich,
Switzerl
and
0 negative
France 0 negative
Schwab
en
Republic
of the
Philippi
nes
Vicchio,
Toscana
0 negative
1 negative
0 positive
2 negative
orionfishing
Booking_off
ers
OpenMfnde
dRecs
SebastianIn
Vi
acucobol
L'apertura de @ilmanifesto
https://t.co/QuBD9rM6GH
"To stay, or not to stay, that is the question". Today
for all UK people.... Interesting what the voting Will
show......
#Brexit or #Bremain
RT @CLM_net: How will UK tourism be affected by
Brexit?: Britain's tourism industry, while resilient…
https://t.co/CqF350ozkA
RT @ASAPNewsLIVE: The nonBrits guide to Brexit
@CNN https://t.co/BOL8fC4Bac
RT @Forbes_Mexico: Peso se tranquiliza ante posible
derrota del #Brexit en referendo.
https://t.co/PF7YMI3yTQ
RT @undercovermag: Judgement day #Brexit OUT
OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT
OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT
OUT O…
beshe0327 RT @nhk_news: ã€ã‚¤ã‚®ãƒªã‚¹å›½æ°‘投票】
イギリスã§è¡Œã‚れる離脱ã®è³›å¦ã‚’å•ã
†å›½æ°‘投票ã¯ã¾ã‚‚ãªã投票ãŒå§‹ã¾ã‚
Šã¾ã™ã€‚最新㕮世論
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https://t.co/pwn3BrPkXT https://t.c…
bleu48 RT @nhk_news: ã€ã‚¤ã‚®ãƒªã‚¹å›½æ°‘投票】
イギリスã§è¡Œã‚れる離脱ã®è³›å¦ã‚’å•ã
†å›½æ°‘投票ã¯ã¾ã‚‚ãªã投票ãŒå§‹ã¾ã‚
Šã¾ã™ã€‚最新㕮世論
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https://t.co/pwn3BrPkXT https://t.c…
stewart_ws RT @AMTrump4PRES: I'd like 2 dedicate this tweet 2
former lovely cultures that will only B found between
the pages of a book. #Brexit https…
Trumpindah
ouse
shaunmcg3
7
billonaria
Patty_Ely
The EU doesn't care about you. Why care for them?
#VoteLeave #Brexit #Bremain
RT @Dwalingen: Very telling, very true: the Remain
campaign cannot say anything positive about #EU and
its "future". #BREXIT #EU https://t.…
RT @nytimes: Brexit vote already has a winner: the
gambling industry
https://t.co/U8W3W0GqYs
RT @euronewses: BREXIT: El Reino Unido llega al
referéndum con un empate técnico en los
sondeos https://t.co/zdkoh2tC4P
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:39 - CEST
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06:39 - CEST
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06:39 - CEST
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06:39 - CEST
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06:39 - CEST
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06:39 - CEST
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06:39 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:56 - CEST
Urk, The
Netherl
ands
0 negative
Latvija 1 neutral
Norther
n
Arizona
219 positive
Mexico 3 negative
iPhone:
51.4664
92,-
2.60562
1
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1 negative
15 positive
15 positive
England,
United
Kingdo
m
432 positive
Tampa,
0 negative
FL
Southa
24 negative
mpton,
UK
Espana 69 positive
Chillán,
San
2 neutral
cumulus76
¿El fin del sueño europeo? 'Brexit' o 'Bremain', los
británicos deciden su futuro
https://t.co/nMXeMI0obB
23 Jun 2016,
06:56 - CEST
joanberna If you want, today... #brexit 23 Jun 2016,
06:56 - CEST
shiontokoha
23 Jun 2016,
ru
06:56 - CEST
bangkokdav
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RT @nhk_news: ã€ã‚¤ã‚®ãƒªã‚¹å›½æ°‘投票】
イギリスã§è¡Œã‚れる離脱ã®è³›å¦ã‚’å•ã
†å›½æ°‘投票ã¯ã¾ã‚‚ãªã投票ãŒå§‹ã¾ã‚
Šã¾ã™ã€‚最新㕮世論
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を許ã•ãªã„情勢ã¨ãªã£ã¦ã„ã¾ã™ã€‚
https://t.co/pwn3BrPkXT https://t.c…
RT @ajplus: London's mayor Sadiq Khan crushed a
recent #Brexit debate — while fasting.
23 Jun 2016,
06:56 - CEST
Antonio
Chile
New
York, NY
0 negative
0 negative
112 positive
323 negative
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rna
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naveedzonli
ne
tnq8943hp9
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harry_depa
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ya
Bekah_Phel
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SharmaChet
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Mic drop, please.
https://t.co/cN5jMmfvmQ
BREXIT Boris Johnson, a la caza del último voto
https://t.co/bN1jTRlici https://t.co/jH0gWJ5iLE
アングル英離脱派ã€ãƒžã‚¤ãƒŽãƒªãƒ†ã‚£ãƒ¼å¸‚
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https://t.co/wuAXpfyE7Z
記事掲載日時2016年 06月23日
13時27分
引用元Reuters ãƒã‚¤ã‚¿ãƒ¼ トップニュース
RT @iamsrk: I c this trend in News where leaving of
someone or something is headlined as Rexit or
Brexit.So if I leave from sumwhere am I…
英国民投票ã¯å¤§æŽ¥æˆ¦ã¸ã€é›¢è„±æ´¾ãƒ»
残留派ãŒæœ€å¾Œã®è¨´ãˆ
https://t.co/MJ87cbNXo8
記事掲載日時2016年 06月23日
13時41分
引用元Reuters ãƒã‚¤ã‚¿ãƒ¼ トップニュース
RT @radio1be: Vandaag richten we de schijnwerpers
helemaal op GrootBrittannië met #studiolondon:
https://t.co/N0Iaivh9ex #brexit https://t…
Hot off the press! Office Daily is out! Read Latest
News now! https://t.co/hCxtUv6P1W #brexit
#zimvind
RT @washingtonpost: 13 Brexit facts that will make
Americans feel less embarrassed about their own
election https://t.co/RyMUmZ7Ctx
#Brexit and it's possible impact on #India
https://t.co/kDdE678bzy
23 Jun 2016,
06:56 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:56 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
El
Mundo
SRKWO
RLD
INDIA
Ahmeda
bad
Athens,
GA
Mumbai
,
Mahara
shtra
0 neutral
0 negative
3102 positive
0 negative
2 positive
0 negative
65 negative
0 neutral
BevPostma
tovimagr
WadjaKnow
BinnsJWalke
r
bobbywariy
ada
v_sarabia
bynxie2013
R_KitanoR
matteofila
capellawega
DjValentino
45
PG_Venture
s
luigiwewege
VivierBFS
Only mad dogs and Englishmen (..& Scotsmen,
Welshmen & Northern Irishmen, & women) #BrExit .
https://t.co/HE5yaeLqog https://t.co/4lEltR2nre
#vimafinance Standard+Poor's: ΤαχÏτατη
υποβάθμιση της Î’Ïετανίας σε
πεÏίπτωση Brexit https://t.co/4fwWdkvOzC
RT @SweetCacophony: (1/2) If we #Brexit, #Boris will
move on #Cameron. A GE will be forced. #Corbyn will
challenge a hateful #Boris. 50/50…
RT @scotsdiaspora: As I've been saying for weeks....
"Would Europeans be free to stay in the UK after
Brexit?" https://t.co/IOwWvXGXAv http…
Round of 16
England "remains" in Euro2016 !!!! hahaha
#EURO2016
But hv to wait for BREXIT result tomorrow. #BREXIT
https://t.co/i7wYh3YoBP
RT @aristeguicnn: Julio Millán y Francisco Gil
analizan con Carmen @aristeguicnn el referéndum
por el llamado "Brexit" https://t.co/iAQT…
RT @ElizabethHurley: Vote tomorrowwhatever your
persuasion. I'm for #Brexit & promise to neither gloat
nor whinge. But VOTE! https:…
RT @nhk_news: ã€åŸºç¤ŽçŸ¥è˜â‘
イギリス国民投票】
離脱ã®è³›å¦ã‚’å•ã†ã‚¤ã‚®ãƒªã‚¹ã®å›½æ°‘投ç
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https://t.co/6FLXVmTW9U #nhk_news
RT @LaStampa: Scienziati contro la Brexit: “Un
atto disastroso per la
ricerca― https://t.co/Vwa2HtCheR
RT @V_of_Europe: Dutch poll leader Geert Wilders
wants a 'Nexit' after a Brexit.
https://t.co/WCQf02JdK4
RT @ronaldlaessig: "Gesetze macht von der nicht
gewählten #EUKommission. Wir wollen #Demokratie
jetzt", sagt #BrexitBefürworterin Firth.…
Final Brexit Appeals Made as Polls Diverge on
Referendum Eve https://t.co/DoHJvo7lao
Final Brexit Appeals Made as Polls Diverge on
Referendum Eve https://t.co/YaEtNjKStQ
Final Brexit Appeals Made as Polls Diverge on
Referendum Eve https://t.co/2oeDDm272d
23 Jun 2016,
06:56 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
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06:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
06:56 - CEST
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07:13 - CEST
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07:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:13 - CEST
Singapo
re
0 negative
Athens 0 negative
1 negative
Kent 8 negative
Surrey,E
ngland
0 negative
58 neutral
2796 negative
130 positive
5 negative
Breda 255 neutral
berlin,
german
y
South
Carolina
, USA
Columbi
a, South
Carolina
Aucklan
d, New
Zealand
2 neutral
0 neutral
0 neutral
0 neutral
sandramart
el
NikauGlobal
VivierGroup
GaryPWarn
er1
alihfar
Ese matrimonio necesita terapia y no un divorcio. A
hrs de saberlo @InfobaeAmerica: #Brexit: Tiembla un
gigante y el mundo espera atónito
Final Brexit Appeals Made as Polls Diverge on
Referendum Eve https://t.co/Q2YQ002wrv
Final Brexit Appeals Made as Polls Diverge on
Referendum Eve https://t.co/qCIZ4YEYPT
Final Brexit Appeals Made as Polls Diverge on
Referendum Eve https://t.co/HMWJNyqiOd
Final Brexit Appeals Made as Polls Diverge on
Referendum Eve https://t.co/hLomzU1V6Z
GladiatorPo RT @robezenk: @libertytarian They're gonna chicken
sse
out... #Brexit https://t.co/qcqA7ICeDj
bigirwenkya RT @TIME: Mud, music and 12hour traffic jams as
j
Glastonbury clashes with Brexit vote
https://t.co/NbSSx3MxSr
AairwolfDev RT @FionnaighHessey: Only one of many reasons I will
ine
be voting LEAVE.
#Brexit https://t.co/9zhlmBAqxb
TommyBarr RT @txbeardman: Ok Britain. It's midnight in Texas,
s
but it's 6am your time. Go vote. #Brexit #VoteLeave
#VoteLeaveTakeControl https://t.co/…
rollieo122 RT @tagesschau: BrexitDossier: Goodbye nach 43
Jahren? https://t.co/XNb5m65v71 #Brexit
TheSagarKu
mar
FelixMorque
cho
OutTheEU
LBettie
UkraineHot
News
Game of Thrones Has a Lot at Stake in the Brexit Vote.
Seriously. https://t.co/WjwSUslxE8
https://t.co/T9P3I8Gpbr
RT @eljukebox: Todo el mundo sabe que si el Brexit
fuese a afectar a los españoles votaria tambien
España.
RT @V_of_Europe: Even France would LEAVE the
‘sad’ EU if it had a referendum, top French
philosopher says https://t.co/XHPxzxRaK3
https://t…
RT @instyle_UK: Bed, leggings + 45 things we'd rather
be IN right now (including Europe)
https://t.co/02FplBgZjn #Brexit #StrongerIn https:…
Референдум щодо Brexit:
Британці Ñьогодні
вирішать питаннѕ
членÑтва країни в ЄС: Ді
23 Jun 2016,
07:13 - CEST
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07:13 - CEST
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07:13 - CEST
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07:13 - CEST
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07:13 - CEST
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07:13 - CEST
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07:13 - CEST
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07:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:30 - CEST
PERÚ 0 negative
Aucklan
d, New
Zealand
Private
Wealth
Manage
ment
Aucklan
d City,
New
Zealand
Aucklan
d, New
Zealand
Entebbe
,
Uganda
0 neutral
0 neutral
0 neutral
0 neutral
1 negative
23 neutral
1 positive
3 positive
West
Sussex,
UK
5 negative
à¤à¤¾à¤°à
0 negative
¤¤
eibar 18 neutral
Yorkshir
e and
The
Humber
,
England
Kyiv
(Kiev),
Ukraine
(КиÑ
—в,
56 positive
2 negative
0 neutral
ma_am_42_
21
ETMarkets
reneverkroo
st
льниці у вѕіх 382
виборчих... https://t.co/gUmXddGp4I
RT @ndaktuell: #Großbritannien entscheidet:
»Remain« oder »Leave«? Referendum über
╰den Verbleib in der EU läuft
https://t.co/fuKKKE5i00 #B…
F&O data shows #Brexit or no Brexit, #Nifty may not
slip below 8,000 https://t.co/uX5U1DakIl By
@kshanand https://t.co/cL9wP3SSJ4
RT @geertwilderspvv: Britain, today you can make
history!
23 Jun 2016,
07:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:30 - CEST
Кие
в,
Укр
аї
на)
Weltme
tropold
orf
Wien.
4 negative
0 neutral
71 positive
Independence Day.
lzzer
mbellido
fxnewsfeedc
om
hanshafner
m_barisione
tsangarisp
Dr_Esterichi
a
Sophiesweb
33
DagmarLied
er
#Brexit https://t.co/cCecLxTDWO
RT @thehill: Trump on Brexit: "I don’t think
anybody should listen to me"
https://t.co/eLE9Fh2CHQ https://t.co/OwvnX2W3Ri
RT @LoyolaEcon: Análisis del Prof. @macarflo en La
Semana Económica: el Brexit.
https://t.co/0l7Y2zGoqP
Euro to Look Past PMI Data with "Brexit" Worries at
the Forefront https://t.co/z8L41rpIoJ
Yes! I can't wait to not have to listen to your twisted
rants in the European Parliament. Please leave!!
#Brexit https://t.co/Dc4jXOTRTM
RT @FrankVollmer: #Brexit: Titelseiten britischer
Zeitungen am heutigen Referendumstag. V.a.
Boulevardblätter werben für EUAustritt. https…
Remain or Leave? Today is the day #uk #brexit
#england #eu #EUreferendum https://t.co/jzFrdkOzBP
@ForreMarti @ElTegid alguien puede explicarme
qué pasa? Aqui solo hablan de futbol y brexit.
Debajo de los pirineos no hay nada. Gracias!
RT @MizzVileAnimalO: @sandralaegel @AliasStAlias
@Sophiesweb33 @MaryamNamazie @Capeheritjamie
#isisAREMuslims #Brexit #VoteLeave #Remain ht…
"Rasismen som jag mötte skrämde mig"
@hzhelena:s krönika via @svtnyheter
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07:30 - CEST
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5280 18 positive
España 4 neutral
0 positive
Berlin,
German
y
0 positive
milano
1 negative
&
genova,
italy
CYPRUS
0 negative
Nicosia
marsella 0 negative
Göteb
org
1 negative
0 negative
https://t.co/Yeq8a9HAnw #Brexit
mlb10384 https://t.co/WQT5ofxL17 #CitizenRadio (2016/06/23)
Choose Your Own Adventure, NYPD treating minor
infractions like crimes of the century, …
Pennywise1 #PiosenkanadziÅ›
957
https://t.co/YZubcdg7sX
#Brexit
23 Jun 2016,
07:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:30 - CEST
DE 0 negative
Warsza
wa,
Polska
0 NA
lucasferreira
mf
BetOnPolitic
s
Brexit é nova tentativa britânica de flexibilizar
comunidade europeia https://t.co/6bDTFvqvfF
BREXIT: THE UK DECIDES
Get 4/1 Remain or 10/1 Leave when you join Betfair:
âž¡ https://t.co/MK2RjOpEnm
23 Jun 2016,
07:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:30 - CEST
Odds for
every
candida
te:
0 positive
0 negative
#EURef https://t.co/JjiiRfd1kD
NOGUESma
rc
DavidXRobi
nson
alvarofiucci
1
west_ham_
mad1
M_Reinsch
tommoholla
nd
UtterQuatsc
h
jeanclauro
reuben_pad
illa
Arissturtle
ruddiantosu
draj
buell003
BrigitteGior
gio
SlatersonCh
ris
RT @beaudetstephane: #Brexit or not brexit ? In or
out ? Telles sont les questions du jour ! Et la
réponse ne sera pas sans conséquence sur…
#Brexit #VoteRemain #VoteRemain #StrongerIn
https://t.co/Mduv8jDK5q
RT @ZampieriChiara: A poche ore dal voto #Juncker
avverte: "Fuori è Fuori"
#Euro burocrazia MINACCIA il popolo!
#VoteLeave #Brexit https…
RT @nobleart16: In a nutshell #brexit #VoteLeave
https://t.co/ZA9McjG9D9
Song für den Tag.#brexit
https://t.co/PViDdKE7WD
RT @jimmydolittle1: Merkel comes out in support of
Brexit VOTE LEAVE https://t.co/ySvW9Wunoa
RT @davidschneider: Brexit latest. After John Barnes
yesterday, 100 Nazi scientists have just rung Sky News
to say Gove got it wrong.
RT @KimJongUnique: En cas de #Brexit, Hollande sera
"inflexible" selon Macron. Comme avec Léonarda,
Martinez, les antifas... https://t.co/G…
If the UK votes against the EU then the PM most likely
will resign. Voting starts right now in UK. #Brexit
@AJENews https://t.co/M8KinVjBEu
RT @ajplus: London's mayor Sadiq Khan crushed a
recent #Brexit debate — while fasting.
Mic drop, please.
https://t.co/cN5jMmfvmQ
Pabrikan Otomotif Cemas Hadapi Brexit
https://t.co/gMsiFgWksH #LoveU
RT @MTaylorCanfield: The latest Global News Feed!
https://t.co/oGHqw9M8Pn #brexit #euref
Be careful! Le brexit fera dériver la GB jusqu'au
pôle nord , et une pluie de haricots rouges s'abattra
jusqu'à écœurement #manipulation
RT @benkalcher: It won't be easy, hell it may even
look like a mistake at first, but let's be brave, let's call
June 23 independence day. #…
23 Jun 2016,
07:30 - CEST
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07:47 - CEST
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07:47 - CEST
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07:47 - CEST
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07:47 - CEST
Berkshir
e
1 negative
0 negative
10 positive
Essex 1 positive
Berlin 0 positive
Manche
ster
Albuque
rque,
NM
DKI
Jakarta
Souther
n
Californi
a
UNITED
STATES
1 positive
35 negative
13 neutral
0 negative
391 negative
0 negative
1 neutral
0 negative
2 neutral
riteshzeene
ws
the_AndyG
BitcoinMad
samiashahb
az04
McShaffy
nasosgrigo
CamilleDbm
RealDonJoh
nston
MauriceMe
er
Jesucri7665
7946
LIVE Leave or Remain: UK votes in EU referendum
https://t.co/NAGMW1H7DM https://t.co/IXl0Pl82Fg
I ain't even British, yet I'm nervous/excited to see the
result of the Brexit vote. HUGE vote
Bitcoin Trades Like Gold as Investors Seek Brexit
Hedges: Chart https://t.co/oPig7UPVfs #bitcoin
#crypto #news
RT @iamsrk: I c this trend in News where leaving of
someone or something is headlined as Rexit or
Brexit.So if I leave from sumwhere am I…
The whole brexit things was born by hates and racist
British people!
RT @INTHENOWRT: #BREXIT and Donald Trump are
actually the same thing
via @ANOWRT
https://t.co/rp1sPRJkhE
RT @Slatefr: «Remain» ou «Leave», l'Europe va
devoir se bouger https://t.co/SbpS0vAoH9
RT @LimaCharlieNews: It's #Brexit time.
#ChooseWisely
Laughs courtesy of #JohnOliver @LastWeekTonight
https://t.co/iejcrlECtY
Inwoners zullen verdeeld zijn, ongeacht de uitslag.
To brexit or not to brexit: wat je moet weten /via
@NOS https://t.co/yhECtKcd5o
RT @IndigndeVerdad: #Tips
Remain 49%
Leave 51%
#VoteLeave #Brexit
23 Jun 2016,
07:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
07:47 - CEST
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08:04 - CEST
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08:04 - CEST
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08:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:04 - CEST
New
Delhi
0 negative
Chicago 0 negative
London 0 neutral
In and
around
the
world
Οπου
γαμος
και
χαϕα..
......
Jersey
City, NJ
Roelofar
endsvee
n
3189 positive
0 negative
99 neutral
3 neutral
5 positive
0 negative
1 positive
billyboymc1
975
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE VOTE TODAY DONT SAY YOUR
VOTE TO LEAVE AND DONT VOTE MAKE THE EFFORT
TO SAVE THE UK
23 Jun 2016,
08:04 - CEST
EC1
BOY!!!
B-A-B
0 positive
british_fasci
st
answers_ne
ws
#BREXIT https://t.co/aL3iCcsFyZ
All those in EU top jobs are Jews or hard line left/right
Jewish servants.
#Brexit #VoteLeave https://t.co/DLwxezVZpi
EU離脱ã®æ˜¯éžã‚’å•ã†ã‚¤ã‚®ãƒªã‚¹ã®å›½æ°‘æ
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23 Jun 2016,
08:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:04 - CEST
England,
United
Kingdo
m
0 positive
0 neutral
「Brexitã€ã®å½±ã€è£½è–¬æ¥ç•Œã«ã‚‚…EFPIAãŒæ®‹ç•™è¨´ãˆã€€è‹±å›½ã®E
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https://t.co/6ifT8Aca2t #AnswersNews

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ess
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https://t.co/r1C5Z5goAd 23 Jun 2016,
08:04 - CEST
RT @News_In_Essex: EU referendum 2016 live: Essex
voters head to polling stations to...: After months of
campaignin... https://t.co/r26IcvM…
'Brexit' supporters are appealing to the UK's curry
lovers to win Thursday's referendum.
https://t.co/ctgDV4H4rA https://t.co/vtE41sbHwz
RT @JuanLabordah: https://t.co/kcfkPGsARD CaÃdas
mercados financieros últimas semanas no sólo
Brexit: mercados sobrevalorados, inflados por…
We doen even een #Brexit! Tot 09.00 uur geen Adele,
One Direction, Ed Sheeran, Ellie Goulding, Coldplay,
Jessie J... https://t.co/YKquSZSXG4
Brexiteer films himself 'illegally' crossing Channel with
migrants
https://t.co/J9kDhK1Qjl
#UK friends .... #Brexit or Bremain ? The financial folk
say no ! What do you say & why ?
#Brexit: Today voters have a chance to reject the most
heinous campaign ever run in Britain, writes
@susanokeeffe https://t.co/QZE86ifeO9
Column @martinvisser 'Grootschalige Britse chantage
van bevolking Europa. Laat ze vertrekken'
https://t.co/EoWjfIbnAq #Brexit
#brexitäänestyspäivä. Olin viime viikolla
Lontoossa ja aihe alkoi kiinnostaa, koska se tunki
kaikkialta. Toivon, etteivät irtaudu.
RT @1u4m4: 80% of Americans believe Britain & the
world would have a better future with BREXIT
https://t.co/u4Nwng5Xts https://t.co/jbzI7e…
RT @lentaruofficial: Почему Brexit
ÑпаÑет Ñкономику
единой Европы:
https://t.co/E672hk3qcX https://t.co/BsFLM7M9sC
RT @LisaHenegauwen: #EU laws strip Britain of its
Magna Carta rights, don't let EUrulers take liberties
with history
#voteleave #brexit ht…
#Brexit
Himmel, Arsch und Zwirn! Ich fände es sehr schade
wenn sie austreten, aber wenn sind sie selbst schuld!
RT @britishbullybee: Demolished: The four big lies
told by the Remain campaign https://t.co/ihNroJSkmy
23 Jun 2016,
08:04 - CEST
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08:04 - CEST
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08:04 - CEST
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08:04 - CEST
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08:04 - CEST
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08:22 - CEST
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08:22 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:22 - CEST
the
sound
booth
United
Kingdo
m
Nederla
nd
0 NA
1 negative
0 positive
3 negative
0 neutral
West
Midland
s/Worce
stershir
e
0 negative
NZ 0 negative
Dublin
city,
Ireland
0 negative
0 negative
Helsinki 0 negative
Lincolns
hire,
England
Soest,
Deutsch
land
48 positive
6 negative
6 positive
0 negative
15 negative
SaraRtweets
Ed
Super__Cya
n
ParisFrance
News
SebShearer
France24_fr
LSMusic202
0
riverajaness
a
SpaceKwest
never_everS
21
Maz_zaroth
JESS_AR_BS
Master2001
_3
GNOpinion
htntp_
SantosSainz
M
e_sud_b
SgtLovejoy
RT @USATODAY: #BREAKING Voting begins on 'Brexit'
referendum: Will the UK stay in the EU?
https://t.co/hbRkt4aaRI
@PaulbernalUK has anyone even spoke about what
#Brexit would mean for our surveillance laws?
Nigel Farage refuses to apologise for 'Breaking Point'
poster in final pitch to voters
https://t.co/7LNh5lIHQO #GoogleAlerts
Really interesting coverage on Sky 510 @cctvnews
too. @SkyNews @BBCNews @euronews #EURef
#EUreferendum #brexit #VoteLeave
Brexit : les Britanniques se prononcent sur leur
maintien dans l'UE https://t.co/rc9Jeo3CND
https://t.co/H9oayPf5rP
23 Jun 2016,
08:22 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:22 - CEST
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08:22 - CEST
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08:22 - CEST
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08:22 - CEST
RT @ChargerGreg2: #Brexit https://t.co/hecOtMe2Ir 23 Jun 2016,
08:22 - CEST
Кремль
23 Jun 2016,
прокомментировал
08:22 - CEST
ѕлова КÑмерона об
интереѕе Путина к Brexit
https://t.co/Q9EvSdHCN9
RT @DavidJo52951945: RT I was at the polling booth
for 7am to vote to LEAVE the EU after years of waiting
(use a pen) #Brexit #iVoted http…
Will you stay or will you leave? That's the question.
Good morning, Britain! #Brexit
RT @ianrmillard: "Major leak from Brussels reveals
NHS will be ‘KILLED OFF’ if Britain remains in
the EU"#VoteLeave #EUref #r4today https…
A snapshot of the VERY balanced BREXIT research KS3
students have undertaken in the build up to this
historic day. https://t.co/DyKASeXaZv
RT @TristeMietitore: Moneta propria, unità di
misura, guida diversa: onestamente non ho mai
percepito la Gran Bretagna dentro l'UE. #Brexit
Gulf News lead editorial: #Britain should vote to stay
in the #EU https://t.co/EVnioBMA6F #EUreferendum
#Brexit
feeling british today!
#brexit
RT @FR_Conversation: #Brexit, une affaire Dreyfus
à l'anglaise, par Benjamin Bâcle #EUref
https://t.co/vQgwBJ1vOj https://t.co/J76BSHNaFq
RT @trendincontent: EU referendum: Final ComRes
poll shows large lead for Remain #Brexit
https://t.co/xx45wkBi0v https://t.co/QEXIp22aGR
RT @Reuters_co_jp: 離脱
ã‹æ®‹ç•™ã‹ã€‚英国民投票ãŒã„よã„よé
23 Jun 2016,
08:22 - CEST
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08:22 - CEST
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08:22 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
Washing
ton, DC
15 negative
0 negative
Paris 0 neutral
0 positive
Paris 0 neutral
United
States
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,
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Westfal
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Bordeau
x,
France
Alabam
a
フラã
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5 neutral
0 negative
83 positive
0 positive
9 neutral
0 positive
6 neutral
0 neutral
0 negative
1 neutral
10 negative
104 negative
dsonpolitics
seputartradi
ngs
tomn94
WomenDefy
UKIP
hughriminto
n
who2stu
–‹å§‹ã•ã‚ŒãŸã€‚投票所ã®å¤–ã®æ§˜å-
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„　 https://t.co/wAsYSgMZ9W Brexit
https://t.co/sKE4UpN1qe
Vote duly cast for #Leave let's take this chance!
#EUref #Brexit #BeLeave #VoteLeave
OBLIGASI FR56 Kembali Hijau Saat Pasar Tunggu
Referendum Brexit https://t.co/8iWq1dHRfT
RT @yannthompson: #Brexit Il est bientôt 7h ici,
ouverture des bureaux de vote dans 10 minutes.
Fermeture 15h plus tard ! https://t.co/w5Ac…
RT @sueveneer: Jeff Mitchell's best photograph:
‘These people have been betrayed by Ukip’
https://t.co/SM7wSsmevs
Can you pass the Brexit test?
I must have been payng attention because I got 8 out
of 8 correct. https://t.co/FrVZzc2c3w
RT @LisaHenegauwen: The #EU is a sinking ship what
we have to abandon
Reclaim your sovereignty before it's too late!
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
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08:39 - CEST
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08:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
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08:39 - CEST
スã®é‡
Ž
Oxford 0 positive
Solo 0 neutral
Pawnee
-
Scranto
n France
Sydney,
Australi
a
10 negative
3 neutral
0 negative
44 positive
DemoGrazzi
mrshazellbu
rger
MootjeNada
l
ES_investiga
tor
#nexit #brexit https:…
RT @Trev_Forrester: Save these Islands from
23 Jun 2016,
domination by a foreign power #Brexit
08:39 - CEST
https://t.co/Ffemvzyjkg
RT @DailyMailUK: The four big lies told by the Remain 23 Jun 2016,
campaign https://t.co/9U4JgWH8XU
08:39 - CEST
https://t.co/yFj05jisbz
#Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
RT @busybuk: Warning when you go to Vote on
Thursday take either a permanent marker or a Pen
with you to Vote in this Referendum PLEASE RET…
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
emilyr_willi
ams
genuinely scared #Brexit might win 23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
Seun731 How is it going? #BREXIT? 23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
ukipsalford RT @LeaveEUOfficial: Tomorrow's @pestononsunday 23 Jun 2016,
features @PennyMordauntMP, @Nigel_Farage & 08:39 - CEST
@SteveHiltonx making the case for Brexit. https:…
Think_Blue_
Sky
FearnJenni
I wish to live in a worldwide street, not a european
culdesac #Brexit
RT @DavidJo52951945: EU depend on the UK market,
trade deficit was £23 billion in the EU's favour
JanMarch 2016.WE WILL GET A TRADE DEAL h…
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
Manche
ster,
England
In your
head
127 neutral
49 negative
0 negative
167 negative
London 0 negative
Nigeria. 0 negative
pendleb
ury
salford
☺
130 positive
London 0 negative
Monmo
uth
38 positive
jice61
joaquimsac
outo
bmcnaught
on1
delalande72
josedeynes
sam_kirke
capariwar
svagdis
HenkPuffel
mans
Jack_hades1
TeresaBlckb
rn
drewwhufc
RT @LOrientLeJour: Donald #Trump se rend en
#Ecosse en plein vote sur le #Brexit
https://t.co/rEmR2xtcj7
23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
@xismaisxis só de ouvir isto eu voto no brexit 23 Jun 2016,
08:39 - CEST
RT @offensivecuppy: EU wants to censor the Internet 23 Jun 2016,
again?
08:56 - CEST
#Brexit #VoteLeave
#EUReferendum #BBCDebate
https://t.co/kT2A00Lmed
RT @franceinfo: EN DIRECT #brexit or not #brexit,
débat entre les députés européens Nicolas
Bay (FN) et Yannick Jadot (EELV) à 7h45 sur F…
#Brexit #bremain #brexit poll #leave #remain
https://t.co/2HntCoVADP
RT @V_of_Europe: Farage’s final rallying call:
‘It’s us versus the Establishment go and vote
for Britain' https://t.co/LfRgbPr9PF
Brexit: EU referendum voting gets underway in UK
https://t.co/rh5CjxrbI9
RT @rgenci57: You know, you want it!
Happy #Leave #Brexit ers!
Tomorrow this time you'll celebrate!
https://t.co/S1KSnFJzlO
Moeten we bij een #brexit straks ook balen thee in
het Kanaal gooien?
@infomex2012 Resumen dedicado a Nochixtlan y el
último dÃa antes del BREXIT/BREMAIN: Este es un
breve resumen... https://t.co/NXNHUhvKft
RT @theordinaryman2: A lastminute plea: #voteLeave
and help change the course of history
#iVoted #LeaveEU #Brexit #remain #INorOUT
https…
RT @WantEnglandBack: Julia Hartley Brewer
You don't need to trust politicians to vote for Brexit.
Just trust yourself @telegraphnews
23 Jun 2016,
08:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:56 - CEST
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08:56 - CEST
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08:56 - CEST
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08:56 - CEST
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08:56 - CEST
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08:56 - CEST
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08:56 - CEST
France 1 positive
Porto,
Portugal
Ontario,
Canada
rp et
sarthe,
nimes
Isabela,
PR
Harder
wijk
El
tartaro
South
England,
near the
sea
0 negative
2 positive
9 neutral
0 neutral
100 neutral
0 neutral
7 positive
0 negative
0 negative
43 negative
19 positive
Novini1
IRVING_kira
htt…
#Ðнализиикоментари Brexit
какви ще ѕа
поÑледÑтвиÑта не ѕамо
за Великобританиѕ
https://t.co/zqeNvXEbNG
#EL OTRO 5ANTUARIO: Resumen dedicado a
Nochixtlan y el último dÃa antes del
BREXIT/BREMAIN: Este es un breve ...
https://t.co/ReejyrmTGO
23 Jun 2016,
08:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:56 - CEST
distrito
federal
0 negative
0 negative
gordie_ross
AdrianMulh
olla1
Don´t leave, I love E.U. #VoteRemain #EUref #Brexit
#BorisJohnson #NicolaSturgeon #NigelFarage
#Guardian #DailyMail
RT @UKIPNFKN: UK would be bonkers to leave EU,
says Michael Moore
23 Jun 2016,
08:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
08:56 - CEST
0 neutral
3 neutral
#StrongerIN #VoteIN #EUref #INorOUT #INTogether
#Brexit
No_No_Coc
o
FredSimonE
U
thatjordysh
ea
MrtnMrt
Jackandstell
a
ex941petti
rosswilliams
0
revistacosta
bl1
YarboughBu
r
mark007x00
7
SunTzuPing
Dr_Lucie
https://t.co/wi…
Because infographics really do hold the key to
everything...last minute #Brexit summary for you.
#VoteRemain https://t.co/iiJqRJQj6L
So what next? After Brexit: Roadmap for a leap in the
dark @EurActiv https://t.co/6ztjJVHLsy
Everyone's entitled to their own opinion on brexit but
why does the leave support look like a bad season of
celeb big brother? #EUref
RT @marcosalvati: Nessun uomo è un'isola,
completo in se stesso; ogni uomo è un pezzo del
continente, una parte del tutto.
(J. Donne 1624)…
The Brexit polls are too close to call, which means the
UK will vote “remain― https://t.co/prIuqluUTd
via @qz
RT @IndiaNotes: tradebizz india1:
https://t.co/FZTU5P9Fwk Sensex, Nifty open flat
ahead of Brexit vote; Tata Motors gains 23 June 2016
@vladsten @kjimenezgarcia if UK votes Brexit get
your spare room ready cause I'm coming to live with
you
RT @OsreOscar: #LACAFETERAPapaCuentameOtraVez
Da gusto ver los medios como denuncian los
corruptos, antes Gibraltar ahora Brexit. https://t…
RT @nytimesworld: On Twitter, even cats (and dogs)
are getting into the 'Brexit' debate.
https://t.co/BEUi3nrkZI https://t.co/C7dNdNJezm
RT @politicsHour: Should the UK remain a member of
the EU or leave the EU? #Brexit #EUReferendum
RT @TheSun: Make history believe in yourself & our
country’s greatness vote LEAVE
https://t.co/UtgHNXbGTw #euref
https://t.co/QnW6AcOzmY
RT @JennyRohn: In case you're still undecided
@Stephen_Curry on Blood and Brexit
https://t.co/impJa1WWFP… @guardiansciblog
#EUreferendum
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08:56 - CEST
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08:56 - CEST
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08:56 - CEST
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08:56 - CEST
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09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
London 0 negative
Brussels
,
Belgium
Australi
a
0 negative
0 positive
11 neutral
1 negative
tawau 42 neutral
London 0 positive
1 positive
37 positive
South
West,
England
8 neutral
Santa
220 positive
Barbara
Californi
a
UK 2 negative
abacusnem
o
BetchavaBis
bis
rigadude
andyblackne
ll
Segnalazioni
SS
RT @V_of_Europe: Cameron redfaced after German
official says Brussels WILL trade with Britain after
Brexit #iVoted https://t.co/x4yOrU0mbg
Ο ΤÏαμπ ÎÏχεται στην ΕυÏώπη για το
#Brexit. Ας σταματήσουμε αυτόν και
τους φίλους του με Îνα φιλί: #
LoveEurope https://t.co/1SybQuKPxm
RT @POLITICOEurope: 7 signs that #Brexit is really
happening https://t.co/iqlB4AWGQp
https://t.co/0pWVQvLTOV
RT @Christianitymag: 12 perfect songs for your
#Brexit or #Bremain worship setlist
https://t.co/NqYcVw52H5 #EUreferendum
https://t.co/GoBu…
RT @pin_upicierno: Bruxelles minaccia gli inglesi...
"Se uscite dall'Europa starete molto meglio!"
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
South
East
England.
ΙλιοÎ
½,ΕλλÎ
±Ï‚
135 neutral
0 positive
here 8 negative
London 16 negative
Sassari,
Sardegn
a
1 negative
#Brexit
the_stockki
ng
jesabfm
trxtrx1
ferendus
Erco94
paultimperl
ey
karmel_sian
turi
edwards_m
arie
blackapollo
Everything You Need To Know About Brexit: Hello
Traders, We have been getting lots of…
https://t.co/cKg0MZim8y
RT @ActualidadRT: Comienza la votación en el Reino
Unido para decidir si seguirá o no siendo miembro de
la UE https://t.co/6HORXT7Upe https…
RT @afderas: quindi per #taddei la #brexit è come il
#referendum di ottobre... che si perda o si vinca è
uguale, restiamo
#omnibusla7
Si el Brexit fuera en España en la papeleta de
Aragón se verÃa "sÃ, pero pol'haba" y "hemos de
salir". Para los foranos: es no y sÃ.
RT @p_corradini: E oggi la Gran Bretagna potrebbe
sancire la fine della UE. Loro che hanno sempre fatto
come c...o gli pareva. #Brexit
RT @DanHannanMEP: My three minute #Brexit pitch,
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
via @CNN. https://t.co/lVvbXTv904
09:13 - CEST
https://t.co/qKv0UKZJWN 23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
RT @McGiff: Right, polls are open, let’s GO!
#Brexit #VoteLeave @pete_rai
https://t.co/TapGtnmp1H

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My eightyearold thinks he could be deported if we
vote for Brexit https://t.co/bjZyl48HX4
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:13 - CEST
Gurgaon 0 positive
Spain 48 neutral
http://a
bout.me
/ferend
us
Medan
Kota,
Indonesi
a
Hampsh
ire
Cambrid
ge, UK
1 negative
0 neutral
1 negative
142 neutral
0 NA
58 positive
0 negative
mwengway
ibngibril
CrustyDinos
aur
FundStrateg
y
JeroenMil
OhSoNicolle
Grassy_Knol
l
denizen42
mark248236
87
sadiejarrett
terraceblue
1886
SputnikNew
s_SK
BubbleTren
ds
NPORadio1
jobruma
emucientes
ThibautMat
hieu
RT @V_of_Europe: Brexit WON'T spark trade war say
Germans https://t.co/1OyQG3Iudv
RT @rorybroomfield: Let's make the #UK free again!
#VoteLeave #Brexit #EURef
RT @westerndefence: Today, we get to choose again
whether we want to be free. #Brexit
https://t.co/u1g8QLqb8B
Exclusive: Brexit fears? UK equity managers cut UK
stocks to lowest in three years
https://t.co/FW2VPxV9at
RT @ooohouchburn: Today is the last chance the UK
will get to fly free from the fascist European Union.
#Brexit, Believe #VoteLeave https:/…
RT @JessEspinX: don't be fooled, Brexit is NOT the
answer. #VOTEREMAIN #VOTEIN
https://t.co/6K1EAZE0ob
RT @onetokebloke: Done ! Have you #Brexit
https://t.co/al0bTCsi28
RT @efarpax1: Το Brexit θα κατÎστÏεφε την
Αγγλία
Ενώ το Grexit, θα κατÎστϕεφε την
ΕυÏώπη
#Syriza_ malákes
RT @Gjon777: Jacob ReesMogg on Osborne's Brexit
Budget 15062016: https://t.co/YUY78VVcHV via
@YouTube
RT @BenjaminJames15: Funny how many Welsh
people I see posting #TogetherStronger when it comes
to football yet they dont see that for the b…
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
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23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
#VoteLeave #Brexit https://t.co/xzBRwctdQl 23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
#Brexit #Brexit#Brexit #Brexit#Brexit #Brexit#Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
#Brexit#Brexit #Brexit#Brexit #Brexit#Brexit
09:30 - CEST
#Brexit#Brexit #Brexit#Brexit #Brexit
Trending News about https://t.co/7mFmkVGSKU
Brexit Vote
#BubbleTrends
To brexit or not to #brexit? #NPORadio1 live vanuit
Londen met @chrkijne en @jorisluyendijk:
https://t.co/DnLQySf7hf https://t.co/iAMe0msm7V
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
Del Brexit i d&#8217;altres qüestions no menors 23 Jun 2016,
https://t.co/STbLQPrsbj
09:30 - CEST
Para no perderse nada del referéndum británico, el 23 Jun 2016,
envivo de @elmundoes https://t.co/Xzazg366JU 09:30 - CEST
@maria__hdez @anabarrio
#Brexit or not #Brexit that is the question. 23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
Allahuac
k Bar
New
Malden
Surrey
London,
UK
A food
tube in
Sector
7-G
94 negative
6 positive
2 positive
0 negative
13 positive
1 negative
81 positive
9 negative
UK Hull 23 neutral
Cardiff,
Wales
2 positive
0 positive
0 NA
0 positive
Hilversu
m, The
Netherl
ands
0 neutral
Sabadell 0 negative
Versaille
s
0 negative
0 neutral
stefanmsch
ultz
FinanzLinks
DavidTrevor
10
bcomininvisi
ble
andyknox2
iphone_mr
wendyekna
pp
GraduatesC
hroni
awyliu
_MarketVie
ws
chiara_salvi
Larysaaa_
Markiswin
GordonGekk
o_101
Wealth_Ver
tex_
RT @BoeckingD: Remain or leave? In UBahnWaggon
96418 ist das Stimmungsbild zum #Brexit eindeutig:
https://t.co/6ZijDl0XR9
â–¶ Raiffeisen: BrexitReferendum, Solar City, Tesla
Motors und Staatsanleihen im Blickpunkt: Das…
https://t.co/6TxtrN1dMV #News âš 4INVESTORS
Cost of living will FALL once we #BREXIT
https://t.co/ikRlmaHhR1
RT @OwenJones84: If Brexit happens, we will face the
fights of our lives and we have to prepare. My video:
https://t.co/2srq39cOLw https:…
RT @V_of_Europe: Cameron redfaced after German
official says Brussels WILL trade with Britain after
Brexit #iVoted https://t.co/x4yOrU0mbg
RT @DavidJo52951945: RT I was at the polling booth
for 7am to vote to LEAVE the EU after years of waiting
(use a pen) #Brexit #iVoted http…
RT @Multi_Ling_Mat: Hold your tongues: why
#language learners fear a vote for #Brexit
https://t.co/J3cMhAbfxE #eureferendum
#bilingualism #…
In gran Bretagna, nella giornata di oggi, si voterà il
famoso Brexit, ovvero il Referendum per restare o
meno... https://t.co/hOGIKn1Vzk
RT @LouiseMensch: The Morning Star's socialist
editorial for Vote Leave and #Brexit
https://t.co/lkfRj2vjgj
FTSE 100 breaks 6,300 and pound hits 2016 high as
Brexit vote gets underway https://t.co/QTY2i4TrQm
@Telegraph
Mi si nota di più se resto ma sto in disparte, o se me
ne vado? #Brexit
@ArtKillwater Niemcy i tak dyktujÄ… wszystkim
warunki a #Brexit to byłby zimny prysznic. Być
może inne kraje też zaczną wychodzić jeśli UK
RT @madeupstats: This account's been quiet for a
while, but due to the fact that the Brexit campaign
have stolen a lot of our material, we…
RT @WSJ: Brexit vote: what to watch as the U.K. goes
to the polls https://t.co/NHPgTciXvv
Pound, euro higher ahead of Brexit vote #forextrader
#forexnew #trading #WealthVertex
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:30 - CEST
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23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
38.4466
31,-
9.10279
6
12 positive
0 neutral
0 neutral
In my
bed,
tweetin
g
1546 negative
uk 267 neutral
The End
of the
world
London,
UK
380 positive
5 negative
0 neutral
7 positive
London 0 positive
Manche
ster, UK
Wall
Street
Singapo
re
0 negative
0 negative
68 negative
11 neutral
0 positive
SueIngSimm
ons
https://t.co/IU4taPsJvh
What does this ACTUAL MEP say about Brexit. A MUST
watch especially if you're still undecided.
https://t.co/4p6YfoCrpW
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
High
Wycom
be, UK
0 negative
MaryKapadi
a
chances999
MrScopola
min
highgateale
x
BMouthPR
RT @theordinaryman2: The #EU bans the word
#Brexit ?
#EUReferendum #LeaveEU #VoteLeave #StrongerIn
#InOrOut #LabourInForBritain https://t…
RT @labourleave: The polls are open! Get out and use
your vote to help us create an independent Britain.
#Brexit #EUref https://t.co/h8EeUA…
RT @DavidJo52951945: YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU
TO VOTE LEAVE TODAY #Brexit
https://t.co/00t9A7nVLd
RT @DavidJo52951945: RT if you have voted to LEAVE
the EU today #iVoted #Brexit #Freedom
https://t.co/a5JkBNjKwE
Rain and thunder in #Brexit land...
...Don't let my people go!
#StrongerIn. #Remain.
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
Leiceste
r,
England
ONTHER
EGISTER
134 negative
184 positive
217 positive
London 423 positive
United
Kingdo
m
0 negative
vgul
PierToso
KrangnesLar
s
EconomyWr
ld
WOB_BLATT
Monalisazel
f
catarinagall
o
UkipRob
TGuerreroBl
anco
velvetsilk
RT @axelheitmueller: Whatever your views on #Brexit
the biggest sin you can commit today is not to vote.
Democracy is fragile and a gift.
Dear UK, without the "Ever closer union" you can go
away, with no regrets. #Brexit #BrexitOrNot
RT @Queen_UK: David Beckham is backing remain.
This is mainly because he can't spell Brexit. #EUref
Brexit vote 'would mean a UK recession'
https://t.co/WqZqV032Qj https://t.co/eaJgyqucZ4
"Brexit"Gefahr verunsichert fast jedes zweite
deutsche Unternehmen https://t.co/rbcucGFv7Q
RT @florianeder: Sorry und gute Reise: Mit "Respekt
und Bedauern", so würde die EU auf den #Brexit
reagieren. https://t.co/WWClKi6MzD
RT @Alasdair91: #EURef #Brexit
UK "expats" moaning about immigrants. OH THE
IRONY!
Got a cheek to moan about "changing" our ways.
https:…
RT @WAFEFuk: #BREXIT DAY @BRESU_ #WAFEF UK
https://t.co/TTafxEotuU
RT @plalanda_II: Dimensión de la inversión bruta de
UK en España y stock de empleo correspondiente
#Brexit (Elaborado por SIfdi) https://…
Brexit have grabbed all the headlines and stooped
despicably low. A vote for Leave is aligning with
extremists, with people without a plan.
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
09:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
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10:04 - CEST
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10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
London 1 positive
Fidenza,
Italy
Stockhol
m,
Sverige
United
States
Wolfsbu
rg
Netherl
ands
Madrid
(Spain)
England,
United
Kingdo
m
0 negative
851 negative
0 negative
0 negative
2 negative
3 negative
3 neutral
3 neutral
0 positive
vivianstarrrr RT @theordinaryman2: Its your decision ?
Like for #IN
Retweet for #OUT
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
44 positive
NewsSprinkl
es
StevenDaws
onSD
DomCaldero
n
teddybearis
ms
OnVista_Ne
ws
_lethabo17
dioXyn
MizzVileAni
malO
firstpost
PeterHase2
014
Lloyd_Ash
KaliYuga13
tony_anthp
#EURef #VoteLeave #Brexit #VoteRemain #InOrOut
#Labour #VoteOUT ht…
RT @Independent: When the EU referendum result
will be announced https://t.co/9kWnoH4NG4
#Brexit or not, your business must be prepared for
any possible outcome https://t.co/4Ibv84nQqx
#OracleEmp #Intel
#dc ‘Brexit’: las últimas encuestas y las claves
del referéndum https://t.co/tWZ5DhdLeP
RT @Steven_mala: Jeremy Corbyn makes the case for
Brexit EU referendum 2016 https://t.co/UgaTHzfvQa
via @YouTube
Der Freitag nach dem #BrexitReferendum dürfte
kein normaler Handelstag werden nicht nur für
Börsianer in London https://t.co/qXzF8TPrVs
More than 40% of fortune 500 companies were
started by immigrants and children of immigrants.
Amazing stat hey . #Brexit
Bundesregierung vor dem Brexit: Klappe zu und durch:
[taz.de] Berlin hat Angst davor, dass die Briten die
EU… https://t.co/ARcihuBCim
RT @wride_nicholas: @jeremycorbyn you voted to
dissolve the UK. Luckily you will never get to Number
10. #Brexit #labour #NHS #momentum
#BrexitOrNot: 'No turning back', #EU leaders warn
#Britain from a vote to quit. Follow live:
https://t.co/J0kCfrtdeZ https://t.co/huJCJqg8nF
@the_mehran @interUNFAO What did the Romans
ever do for us? Don't we all know where this Brexit
came from? Rampant antiMuslim xenophobia?
RT @RT_com: WATCH LIVE: #Brexit referendum
underway in UK https://t.co/qDUkPWwxIt
https://t.co/YkrhbcccDC
RT @BobEstropajo: ¿¿Cómo va a irse Gibraltar de
la Unión Europea sin preguntar al resto de
españoleeeees??
#Brexit
RT @Daily_Express: Britain CAN'T tackle mass
immigration unless we QUIT EU today, Brexit MP says
#EUref https://t.co/yQAjia067W https://t.c…
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
Winterf
ell
Frankfur
t,
German
y
Costa
Rica
at the
pub,
now
&$#%
off.
Frankfur
t am
Main,
German
y
Pyongya
ng,
North
Korea
Cornwal
l
Calgary
- Mount
Royal U
14 neutral
0 neutral
0 negative
2 neutral
0 negative
0 positive
0 negative
1 neutral
0 negative
0 negative
3 neutral
39 negative
3 negative
mike_space
_49
conchacorn
ejo
SRDorman
RogerFNPra
ti
Douglas_Nil
sson
Charli3dog
BiancheriLa
ura
annembee
France_leve
_toi
Parthlan
AlChiari
RT @josedeynes: Pound’s Day of Destiny Arrives as
History Shows What’s Possible
https://t.co/gYTxwUKyo1 via @business #Brexit
#bremain #le…
RT @diazvillanueva: Hoy es lo del Brexit. Una no, dos
Contracrónicas al efecto. https://t.co/mVD4Jmz1rz |
https://t.co/fyGNye4eu1 https://t…
RT @LondonDynaslow: I am a Tory Eurosceptic
#Remain voter. #Brexit is simply not an intelligent
choice at the moment. https://t.co/9CsDSbb…
RT @RobertoFioreFN: #Brexit per l'Europa della pace
e della #libertà . Uscire dalla #Ue dei ricatti, dell'usura
e adesso, perfino degli omic…
RT @TravellerAU: What the Brexit could mean for
travellers to the UK and Europe
https://t.co/uEXoVVPeGo
RT @KevinAnth: SMASHED!!! FOUR BIG LIES TOLD BY
REMAIN CAMPAIGN https://t.co/P3nvNAyBoB
#Brexit #VoteLeave #Vote_Leave #StrongerIn
RT @nausicalibre: https://t.co/3S4VUqkwOj Les
tarés technocrates LRPS de l'UE, font un lien entre
#Brexit et les nazi!=> Provoquer la peur…
RT @LeaversOfPower: Walltowall Remain speeches on
BBCNews24. Since they are TOTALLY impartial, I guess
Gove, Gisela and Boris are having…
RT @pmcouteaux: #Brexit Un "effet indirect" plutôt?
De tt façons, ce n'est pas l'anglais que parlent les
Européens, mais l'américain https:…
RT @OhBrokenBritain: BREXIT BOMBSHELL: Poll puts
Leave SEVEN POINTS ahead of Remain hours before
referendum https://t.co/iLuOrrcRGZ
RT @fdragoni: La #Brexit? Un grosso affare per gli
allibratori che potrebbero voler far credere che sia
più probabile il #Remain https://t.…
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
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10:21 - CEST
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10:21 - CEST
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10:21 - CEST
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10:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
EliasAnyebe What is this brexit thing 23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
OFX_OZ Big day today as the UK decides to #Brexit or
23 Jun 2016,
#Bremain. Don't forget OFX is open 24/7 during the 10:21 - CEST
#EUReferendum, including weekends! #support
MockLabour
DankefuerNi
xx
Maaanick
RT @TheSun: We speak to the nation’s grafters on
the #Brexit frontline before referendum of a lifetime
https://t.co/TPVahbFRDZ https://t.co…
#Brexit #BrexitOrNot watching this EU misery! if
you're smart u get out! if you want #Dictatorship
#Merkel und a Muslim GB stay.
RT @RTenfrancais: #Brexit entrainera "l'apocalypse
économique" selon Georges #Soros, Jacques Sapir
lui répond https://t.co/74JMfzsfH7 https…
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:21 - CEST
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10:21 - CEST
Puerto
Rico,
USA
1 negative
Madrid 2 negative
Edinbur
gh,
Scotland
2 negative
1 negative
Stockhol
m,
Sweden,
Earth
5 neutral
ENGLIS
33 neutral
H not
Europea
n
Annona
3 negative
y,
Rhône-
Alpes
England 5 neutral
1 negative
9 neutral
9 negative
Nigeria 0 neutral
Sydney 0 negative
Fabulou
s Sussex
30 neutral
0 neutral
Paris 8 neutral
kreisnagel
FcNoman
gabriel4347
PaulinaNeus
tart
RosChappell
VilleTynkkyn
en
loopvlak
MiddletonRi
ddle
barbycotton
tail
worldnewsd
ay
wastespecia
list
cut_the_cra
p_ec
uk_rants
Hay_Quaker
JohanBigSmi
le
RT @ManuelaKC: My Brexit Diary: The #Brexit ball
#BrexitOrNot @dw_business https://t.co/0D39bcjC47
RT @iamsrk: I c this trend in News where leaving of
someone or something is headlined as Rexit or
Brexit.So if I leave from sumwhere am I…
@LesEchosLive un des premiers effets bénéfique
du Brexit sera le départ de #Cameron
RT @chrisuport_port: #britaininout #goodbyeUK
#Brexit #BrexitOrNot #ivoted #Merkel
https://t.co/EFwAnf3dlX
RT #Brexit WANTS US TO IGNORE EXPERT ADVICE
@georgemagnus1 @dannyjpalmer @timjohnston_89
@Scientists4EU @caketin85 https://t.co/eucswtjlGE
#politologi'n vuoden ehkä mielenkiintoisin päivä
on tänään. #Brexit #Remain #StrongerIn
#standbyme
#Johnson neemt er eentje op Brexit = Hij heeft nog
last van het Imperium virus! https://t.co/gJHYJfebyJ
via https://t.co/44MuRLpW76
RT @Independent: Leave supporters are very
suspicious about the pencils at polling stations
https://t.co/ygRdXrcx66 https://t.co/m4FcG3197J
RT @liz_buckley: Shattered from thunder & lightning
and worry about the monster Brexit created. I feel like
I'm in a really cheap Frankenst…
РИЕ ÐовоÑти | Ð’ мире:
Премьер Британии и
лидер лейбориÑтов
проголоѕовали на
референдуме о Brexit
https://t.co/9qdFxBNhzH
RT @JacksonT0ny: Our dear neighbours & friends are
saying 'please remain'.
So let's do just that. We're #StrongerIn
#EUref https://t.co/1…
RT @cholt_1: #VoteLeave #TakeBackControl
#TakeControl #Brexit https://t.co/TMOzmYNBUZ
I really didn't think this whole "I'd kiss all who vote
#Brexit" through, did I? https://t.co/agZF4Wa1Tj
RT @Lad87Red: Get out & #VoteRemain. Don't ignore
expert after expert & gamble on Britain's future all for
the big #Brexit con#Remain #E…
Si les anglais vote pour le brexit vous pensez que ça
va accuser l'islam ou pas ?
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Comilla,
Banglad
esh
German
y
1 negative
3455 positive
0 neutral
7 negative
0 negative
0 negative
somewh
ere in
the
milky
way
0 negative
London 14 positive
Russia,
Moscow
North
Yorkshir
e
4 negative
0 positive
62 negative
USA,
UK,
Israel
47 positive
UK 0 negative
Hay on
Wye,
Wales
Paris,
Ile-de-
France
12 negative
0 negative
StefanoVP2
013
StichtingLO
OP
AvP_opleidi
ng
pramodkrra
wat
J_Manasa
CozzolinoSal
vo
midiario
NiallQuinn
InvestingTR
HoxtonHill
heidup24
CharWalters
65
TheAustinR
hodes
RT @rgenci57: You know, you want it!
Happy #Leave #Brexit ers!
Tomorrow this time you'll celebrate!
https://t.co/S1KSnFJzlO
Gevolgen van #Brexit voor de zorg onduidelijk.
https://t.co/0bFGLbDOPs
Gevolgen van #Brexit voor de zorg onduidelijk.
https://t.co/V8U3JnA4Pa
मà¥à¤¸à¤²à¤®à¤¾à¤¨à¥‹à¤‚ के कारण
हो रहा बà¥à¤°à¤¿à¤Ÿà¥‡à¤¨ EU से
बाहर, जनमत संगॕरह
आज
#Brexit #referendum https://t.co/5fdi0lp9wo
@moralmyopia and a lot of rights and things are
enshrined in EU law and I don't trust the Tories to
uphold them if we brexit.
Dedicata a tutti i miei amici UK....... #brexit #Bremain
https://t.co/ltebgRmtHz
Abren las urnas en Reino Unido para el referendo
sobre la UE https://t.co/IMNWpjs1mm
#Internacionales
Interesting @SkyNews giving 'breaking news' status to
latest @ons UK population stats showing 500k
increase. Surely plays into #Brexit ?
Brexit ABD İçin Sorun Olmayabilir de Olabilir de
https://t.co/f5TCkHARgJ
Pouring with rain but also boiling, clearly the
#britishweather is as upset about potential Brexit as I
am #VoteRemain
#viral Oil down after small U.S. drawdown; seen
choppy before Brexit vote... https://t.co/HefAEVLyUV
Brexit Referendum Live Updates: Vote Results, Stock
Market Reactions And What Happens Next If The UK
Leaves The EU… https://t.co/mfk7bnUzdi
RT @Chinky_Ree: David Camelon getting despelate
now:
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23 Jun 2016,
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23 Jun 2016,
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Nederla
nd
Haridwa
r
22 positive
0 negative
0 negative
0 negative
josh_m_
lee@out
look.co
m - LDN
0 negative
Milano 0 negative
0 negative
Dublin 0 positive
United
States
Shit
Creek
0 neutral
0 negative
0 negative
0 positive
2 positive
"If we leave the EU, there will only be 24 letters left in
the Alphabet"
labonam
mikeBinESP
alanmaddis
on20
#Brexit
Jour de vote : la presse britannique majoritairement
pro« Brexit » https://t.co/vLjMzjylw4
RT @2tweetaboutit: How the European dream died:
Cheers as @Nigel_Farage nails case for Brexit while
Merkel fumes https://t.co/SXo0t4I8uC
@jackjoh01219520 @bcomininvisible Brexit refuse to
say they will reduce immigration let alone by how
much.It is a rightwing coup!
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10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
Toulous
e
Malaga,
Spain
Tyne
and
Weary,
England
0 neutral
62 neutral
0 negative
Tactical_Thi
ngs
Collectif_VA
N
suffolkliz
Splash_247
RT @amc0010: Leaked Letter Reveals That David
Cameron Hatched Anti Brexit Plot
https://t.co/6P6EmA2EBh via @peoplesvoice_tv
RT @BFMTV: Brexit: la Turquie veut absolument le
maintien du RoyaumeUni dans l'UE
https://t.co/puBFUYTaTR https://t.co/1e0T8tudpw
@swedesforbrexit Will be voting Leave for UK &all of
our European cousins today! #wearefamily Let's do
this!#brexit https://t.co/9ZXLP8eoWz
RT @SafetyOrProfit: If you're in the #UK, in #maritime
and allowed to #vote, read this:
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
UK 3 negative
Issy-les-
Mouline
aux
[France]
10 negative
0 positive
3 negative
https://t.co/g88E2SQvBy
Mark88730
9061
hazardnews
365
MarkinCW5
CharWalters
65
_Agatha_AB
_
#Remain
RT @ANDREASSTAVRI: @ProudPatriot101 #BREXIT
BOMBSHELL: Poll puts Leave SEVEN POINTS ahead of
Remain hours before referendum https://t.co…
#viral Oil down after small U.S. drawdown; seen
choppy before Brexit vote... https://t.co/ilVbVlF5mY
@StrongerIn @SadiqKhan Utter bollocks the #EU is
parasitic and our relationship needs to end #BREXIT
Bitter ‘Brexit’ Campaign Could Turn on Record
Number of Voters https://t.co/vmHiSfWGyh
RT @polskathetimes: Elżbieta II nieoficjalnie popiera
#Brexit? Tak twierdzi biograf królowej
https://t.co/mmjcMYgVIG https://t.co/WlSYdi6TkW
Fabri_Biscot Sleepless in the City Lets Traders Bet Billions on Brexit
ti
Result https://t.co/4HdBi4loFG via @business
AndreAltier #RadioValle è contro il Brexit, please don't leave us. |
The Clash London Calling (Official Video)
https://t.co/giSNzERs2I
ClaudiaJeffe
rie
VeldhuisC
subtel1
Homenews3
65
MauroAluigi
RT @OwenJones84: If Brexit happens, we will face the
fights of our lives and we have to prepare. My video:
https://t.co/2srq39cOLw https:…
RT @SpencerHills2: LETS TAKE BACK CONTROL OF
OUR UNITED KINGDOM EVERY BRITISH SUBJECT MUST
DO THERE DUTY @vote_leave #BREXIT #VICTORY X
htt…
RT @obritom: Democratic duty done. #voteleave
Steady stream of voters hope overwhelmingly #Brexit
#viral Oil down after small U.S. drawdown; seen
choppy before Brexit vote... https://t.co/7QxnSGo22v
RT @Dwalingen: Gorbachev warned the European
people about the striking similarities between the #EU
and Soviet Union . #Brexit https://t.co…
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England,
United
Kingdo
m
7 neutral
0 negative
Cheshir
e
0 negative
United
0 negative
States
Przyszł
9 positive
ość
ma na
imiÄ™
Polska!
Surrey -
0 negative
UK
Arcisate
0 positive
,
Lombar
dia
London 1608 negative
Noord-
Holland
30 positive
England 1 positive
Santa
Clara
bancari
o
0 negative
88 negative
smackfairy
anca_toader
FabFfabien3
3
It's decision time! Don't let Britain go to waste!!
#brexit #EUref #Remain https://t.co/RqFCB0riJJ
RT @NickKristof: As Brits vote on Brexit, my column:
R.I.P., Jo Cox. May Britain Remember Your Wisdom.
https://t.co/aKsTqgLOn7 https://t.co…
RT @charlemagne1968: #Brexit
INCROYABLE! Les citoyens du Commonwealth
résidant au Royaume Uni votent au #Referendum!!!
En plus des 2de gen…
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10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
ram191182 #Bremain vs #Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
QuantumEx RT @ira_tenax: I'm Italian and I endorse #Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
plorer because we can be united only in freedom,
10:56 - CEST
hopbin
ajit8_
sovereignty and rule of law. #VoteLeave https:/…
The #Brexit Alien, made whole after #Brexit team
returns to orbiting mother ship.
https://t.co/ciQ1fC3lf1
RT @yiota143: By all means, vote to remain in the EU!
#brexit
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
Read: https://t.co/XfvQsEmdd6
unblogd #VoteLeave #BrExit https://t.co/lUjVzKMh6T 23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
FFI2045
nicholasaylo
tt
Contrepoint
s
Fabrysilvia
corbynjokes
polskatheti
mes
HusainAlma
hmood
RT @isabell97789125: #Brexit
https://t.co/hnNQcCKYwR
RT @olsson_erik: Oavsett hur det går i dag kan detta
vara en fråga att ställa sig. Har sökt svar via bl a
@nicholasaylott #Brexit https://…
RT @jipebe29: Brexit : que disent vraiment les
partisans du Leave ? https://t.co/nd8d73BmdO via
@Contrepoints
RT @LeaveEUOfficial: Make sure you get out to vote
today for our independence and a brighter future!
#EUref #Brexit #VoteLeave https://t.co…
Yo mama so dumb we have to say she's voting for
Brexit because of political disengagement rather than
racism or stupidity.
A @Nigel_Farage dziś od rana w doskonałym
humorze... #EUref #Brexit Relacja na żywo:
https://t.co/7UONeHTFjl https://t.co/8gQ8EDAryS
RT @docshayji: بين البقاء ÙÙŠ
الاتØاد الاوروبي(أكبر
اقتصاد ÙÙŠ العالم Ù„28
دولة) ولين الانÙصال من
الاتØاد الاوروبي!! #Brexit or
#Remain وتدعم…
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10:56 - CEST
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10:56 - CEST
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10:56 - CEST
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10:57 - CEST
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10:57 - CEST
London,
UK (via
Munich)
London,
UK
Sud
ouest
France.
0 negative
5 positive
20 positive
Mumbai 0 negative
USS
Britain
8 positive
0 neutral
5 negative
Köln,
Deutsch
land
0 positive
FRANCE 2 neutral
Stockhol
m
Paris,
France
Manche
ster, UK
1 negative
1 positive
223 positive
Islington
,
London
1 negative
Polska 0 positive
Paris -
France
3 negative
e_pitzky
boerse_talk
ElyaNowogr
odski
Fragile_mag
grancake
RT @APatzwahl: Ich wette, das der #Brexit heute
zugunsten der Gegner ausgeht. 50,35%. Das hat
Brüssel schon entschieden! #BrexitOrNot
The latest @boerse_talk! https://t.co/P4RPgN9T5l
Thanks to @GregorKuhn_IG #brexit #buy
RT @Independent: Leave supporters are very
suspicious about the pencils at polling stations
https://t.co/ygRdXrcx66 https://t.co/m4FcG3197J
" Δεν μιλάμε πολϕ, σχεδόν για
τίποτα. Λουφάξαμε και πεϕιμÎ-
νουμε...."
#brexit #bremain https://t.co/wBkmbWkPoy
https://t.co/g1GlvRK17A
RT @SocEconMag: Steve Hedley of @RMTunion
makes the trade union case for #Lexit
23 Jun 2016,
10:57 - CEST
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10:57 - CEST
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10:57 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
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Frankfur
t |
German
y |
Stafford
shire
2 negative
0 positive
37 positive
0 negative
33 positive
#VoteLeave #Brexit #EUref
iamnews24
MarcoDaCo
staFX
AnneUrda
Monument_
Macia
prestontow
ers
Woodlandb
ookshp
lrodriguezh
orca
tt_saw
JennSelby
TradingYupp
y
https://t.co/0LzR0fwIqv https:…
#viral Oil down after small U.S. drawdown; seen 23 Jun 2016,
choppy before Brexit vote... https://t.co/YkoWpXPOXF 10:57 - CEST
RT @elEconomistaes: ¡Buenos dÃas! Hoy pendientes 23 Jun 2016,
de Reino Unido que ya ha comenzado a votar ¿Brexit 10:57 - CEST
o Bremain?https://t.co/yjgUIGyBaf https…
To Brexit or not to Brexit: that is the question facing 23 Jun 2016,
Brits today. @Law360 is here in London and will have 10:56 - CEST
complete coverage of the vote.
Salou i Magaluf també votaran #Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
RT @pmdfoster: Ouch. via @DAaronovitch
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
#Brexit #Remain #EUref #EUreferendum
https://t.co/BCEVzwf1LG
@barjohnhome @thecarolemalone Oh so jobs don't 23 Jun 2016,
matter to you....got it. #ImAllRightJack #Brexit 10:56 - CEST
A quien le importa una el Brexit, a mi nada, están
tardando.....
RT @eToro: What do you think the UK public will vote
in next week's #referendum? #brexit
... Is quite similar to what my reaction will be if I do
not wake up to dystopian postBrexit Britain
tomorrow. https://t.co/mCwb5zpL0D
RT @Fxflow: Do like Austin and LIVE trade the Brexit
with us
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
10:56 - CEST
Madrid,
Spain
0 negative
18 negative
0 neutral
VNG.CA
T
0 positive
Lower
39 negative
Blue
Mountai
ns, NSW
Cymru,
0 negative
United
Kingdo
m
Madrid 0 negative
England,
United
Kingdo
m
936 neutral
London 0 neutral
3 positive
June 23 starting 2330 GMT
https://t.co/l1yOvJcmbp https://t.co/m8pEYqgheY
aronresebo
iamjamup24
JLLupstream
wakingthem
onkey
dvdsmpsn
omaticaya5
2
HMS_Indom
itable
_laurenpn_
@Sauronsstock Tror inte man ska förvänta sig för
mkt dagen innan Brexit/Bremain, även om man anar
utfallet. Gissar folk är passiva nu.
#viral Oil down after small U.S. drawdown; seen
choppy before Brexit vote... https://t.co/7ZJUwqJB6c
It's decision day in Britain. Check out the @FT live blog
on the Brexit vote
https://t.co/lTGYy4O4Oa https://t.co/2jRiw2TvVl
I think this is a reason to #Leave don't you? #Brexit
https://t.co/x7HMp47jVX
"A RACIST nan who is fuelled entirely by hate has
began her slow & unsteady journey to the polling
station" #brexit https://t.co/dtqgSatls8
BREXIT, what's gonna be today? What do you think it
must be??
RT @ObliviousReaper: @Chrisuk1943
@jemimabond007 Brexit is having confidence in the
country, rather than outsourcing its management to
over…
RT @UKIPNFKN: You won't 'get back your country' if
you vote for a #Brexit you'll give it away
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10:56 - CEST
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11:14 - CEST
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11:14 - CEST
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11:14 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:14 - CEST
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23 Jun 2016,
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0 negative
0 negative
London 0 positive
West
Yorkshir
e
1 positive
Notting
0 negative
ham,
England.
Chile 1 neutral
UK 1 positive
4 negative
#StrongerIN #VoteIN #Euref
albertof000
0
ParticleBiz
FranTrombe
tta
macdonaldr
tr
nickareay
HelleNico
24Espana
https://t.co/o…
RT @raramolecola: Detto in parole semplici e povere,
ma a noi che non n abbiamo un soldo, MA CHE CAZZO
CE NE FREGA DELLA GRAN BRETAGNA?!?!…
Gold Hugs $1070 Ahead Of Brexit Vote, More Yellen
#JanetYellen #FOMC... https://t.co/NAlsGdGQ7l
@Corriere a 'mbe! notizione che traballi il Trono di
Spade in caso di Brexit! @AndFranchini
@andreaprincipi
After #Brexit Roadmap for a leap in the dark
https://t.co/1SHr71NGLN via @ReutersUK
@campbellclaret Excellent speech on #c4debate there
is no manifesto, no case from Brexit.
How can you vote for a cause with no plan or idea
"Making Sense of ‘Brexit’ in 4 Charts" by
AMANDA TAUB via NYT The New York Times
https://t.co/isua5Hfoxu
Brexit: GuÃa para seguir y no perderse nada en la
noche del referéndum https://t.co/GrDKPH5yH5
#notÃcias #EconomÃa https://t.co/yw8eiDAthn
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11:14 - CEST
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11:14 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:14 - CEST
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11:14 - CEST
Pagani,
Campan
ia
Santa
Clara,
CA
42 negative
0 positive
0 positive
Brussels 0 negative
West
Mersea,
England
0 negative
Boston 0 neutral
España 0 negative
hedviggunn #brexit "╤" 23 Jun 2016,
11:14 - CEST
noticias21es Abren las urnas este jueves en Reino Unido para el 23 Jun 2016,
histórico referéndum sobre el 'Brexit'
11:14 - CEST
https://t.co/BO2OBsZikm
Unstablesha
rk
hondacrv2
HelleNico
blackjackwe
iner
AbuKhamr
Miningfin
Ash_Davo
timmieasdal
las
scottthong
davidlevass
eur7
mlgrufman
the_max_do
om
_dandell
ShiftSprintD
S
TaleOf2Parti
es
DavideRiboli
ni
RT @BeverleyTruth: #BREXIT FOR REAL FREE FAIR
TRADE WITH AFRICA , SOUTH AMERICA AND THE
WORLD https://t.co/PPHpztYmLE
RT @DavidJo52951945: Now Merkel warns the EU is
facing an immigration crisis from Africa god help us if
we stay in the EU https://t.co/acp…
"Portraits of a Nation Contemplating a ‘Brexit’"
by Unknown Author via NYT The New York Times
https://t.co/vocMqsotif
RT @PeterMagLob: https://t.co/v0L5ecbofB
#BritainInOut #GoodbyeUK #RemainINEU #EUref
https://t.co/LkHrqSGFME
RT @snarwani: I voted #brexit today. 1) When
economies shrink, people get 'tribal', so EU is sunk
anyway 2) As we can see, EU didn't protec…
RT @AndreVTP: The Ecstasy For Gold And The Brexit
Vote $GLD https://t.co/t2aJU5dSg8
RT @PPOffers: It's now 1/7 that the UK remains in the
EU, with exiting out to 5/1! https://t.co/pLotIQ4cF0
#Brexit
The Interpreter: Making Sense of ‘Brexit’ in 4
Charts https://t.co/pMzJQ3BqyB
RT @PrisonPlanet: Wealthy elites manipulating bookie
odds to make #VoteRemain seem inevitable?
https://t.co/UbS0O16kRa #Brexit
Empire like yours doesn't deserve to desapear
https://t.co/ttunwtHjbd
@AllanIvarsson håller håller med, tycker det
känns lite väl mkt risk on att stänga 13601370 ish
idag iom brexit mm
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11:31 - CEST
lesbian on popmaster! *votes brexit* 23 Jun 2016,
11:31 - CEST
RT @SpiegelPeter: Nervous about #Brexit much? 23 Jun 2016,
Sterling volatility hits new highs overnigjt. @FT 11:31 - CEST
liveblog: https://t.co/tvZtTDmlk7 https://t…
RT @BreitbartLondon: God Seems to Be Voting for
Brexit https://t.co/syxBVnRpW2
https://t.co/3tLL5UTEg8
RT @MarketWatch: U.S. stocks set for gains after
Brexit polls point to ‘stay’ vote
https://t.co/Fpp69qQhbC
RT @NicolaMorra63: #Brexit
Gli inglesi esercitano il loro diritto di cittadinanza pur
essendo sudditi della corona. A noi, che... https://t…
23 Jun 2016,
11:31 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:31 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:31 - CEST
Sweden 0 neutral
kings
Langley
0 negative
7 positive
20 negative
Boston 0 neutral
German
y
The
Vault
Arizona,
USA
Malaysi
a
Stockhol
m,
Sweden
Vienna,
Austria
L.A.
Meltdo
wn
2 negative
1 negative
2 positive
2 negative
0 neutral
167 negative
0 negative
0 negative
0 positive
6 negative
10 neutral
6 positive
4 positive
ethical753
emmahoko
n1
timmieasdal
las
RT @cnni: The nonBrit's guide to the EU referendum:
https://t.co/6jLcwRkejB #EUref
https://t.co/uttTHNdnJ7
RT @MarketWatch: These are the stocks to buy in the
wake of Brexit, Trump and recession fears:
https://t.co/P9jjb7DjjY https://t.co/NWLDd0Q…
Brussels boss tells PM: NO more reform to Britain's EU
membership after Brexit vote
https://t.co/wqVBOn9Ycp
NikoAgo RT @kanekos69: Αϕϕιο θα ξÎÏουμε αν η
Î’Ïετανία θα παϕαμείνει στην Ε.Ε ή
θα επιστÏεψουμε στην δÏαχμη #Brexit
SynthInsani
a
NCPoliticsU
K
RT @bonbuf60: @jongaunt Jon, a Germany car
manufacture said after Brexit business as normal, and
Turkey deal is ON,can we hold dave to Acc…
RT @NCPoliticsEU: #EUref summary:
Polls say REMAIN+2
Nowcast 5248
Forecast 5347
#Brexit % chance 25 (1)
https://t.co/hUxOTPhRiB https…
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11:31 - CEST
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11:31 - CEST
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11:31 - CEST
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23 Jun 2016,
11:31 - CEST
Chigwell
,
England
Abuja,Ni
geria
Arizona,
USA
Stockhol
m,
Sweden
47 neutral
9 negative
0 neutral
53 neutral
9 positive
UK 17 negative
chauchat_m
aria
wdjstraw
monalemuri
a
ClaireMiddl
eto4
Altair_Ita
JimWats421
83375
LaJovendlPe
rla
RT @doberah: Cute: @BILD says if Brits vote against
Brexit, the Germans will recogniz(s)e the 1966
heartbreaker Wembley goal https://t.co/z…
RT @SpiegelPeter: Nervous about #Brexit much?
Sterling volatility hits new highs overnigjt. @FT
liveblog: https://t.co/tvZtTDmlk7 https://t…
RT @KimJongUnique: En cas de #Brexit, Hollande sera
"inflexible" selon Macron. Comme avec Léonarda,
Martinez, les antifas... https://t.co/G…
RT @DarthPutinKGB: It is not those who vote that
matter. It is those who count.
#Brexit
In sostanza il discorso Brexit è così riassumibile:
https://t.co/BsRF1mBMCD
RT @LouiseMensch: Roses are red,
violets are blue,
If you love Europe
But not the EU
#VoteLeave #Brexit and #TakeControl
https://t.co/LR90K…
RT @jesusmarana: No hay dÃa más oportuno para
echar un vistazo al dossier de @_infoLibre y
@mediapart sobre el #Brexit https://t.co/g69TSA4…
23 Jun 2016,
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11:31 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:31 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
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23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
Italy 35 negative
United
Kingdo
m
Messina
, Sicilia,
Italia
6 negative
96 neutral
93 negative
0 positive
230 positive
7 negative
ellecome22
2
Lin_121
zzazzye
inspaceitrus
t
LaJovendlPe
rla
ausdjforums
RT @Dwalingen: The Peoples of Europe are hoping for
a #Brexit domino effect into #Nexit #Frexit etcetc. The
#EU has failed us all https://t…
@BeverleyTruth @DDawn0 OMG THAT IS TRULY
WONDERFUL NEWS I SENSE A LANDSLIDE #BREXIT
RT @robertraineyni: Still undecided? #Brexit #EUref
#VoteLeave This is correct way to complete ballot
https://t.co/B9x6l3pqTn
All the best to Brits braving the weather to vote.
#iVoted #brexit but as for whether that'll happen or
not, I wouldn't want to bet on it.
RT @DebatAlRojoVivo: Fernández DÃaz : "Lo que me
preocupa hoy es el 'Brexit'" #EscuchasCatalunyaARV
https://t.co/YwsIr0dYjl https://t.co/…
E’s To Soar To £60 A Pill If Brexit Succeeds →
https://t.co/lEOVXbIm5M
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
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11:48 - CEST
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11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
England,
United
Kingdo
m
England,
United
Kingdo
m
Australi
a
20 negative
0 positive
9 positive
0 positive
19 neutral
0 positive
Ryanshedde
n
PremierLeag
ue8
economistni
raj
A_G_Dugin
paolodriussi
solos4242
https://t.co/ZOp8XaSifm
RT @Dezeen: "Vote Leave is a vote for a theme park
instead of a country" – Sam Jacob:
https://t.co/VQwCV3aVo5 #Opinion
https://t.co/1T9vhca…
#PremierLeague Picture Special: Every Premier League
player who could be affected by Brexit revealed
https://t.co/qEMKZbkZ3j
RT @JMurray804: Bloomberg illustrates Brexit
https://t.co/3ZDcLQnb3n @DanHanson41
@muhammadakd https://t.co/7lTCR6crVg
Et si le Brexit donnait aux Français la volonté de
reconstruire l’Europe ? https://t.co/yatANBpCuD
Brexit, il giorno più lungo per l'Europa. "Leave" o
"Remain", alle urne 46,5 milioni di britannici
https://t.co/edmjF19Mss via @repubblicait
Brexit Movie
https://t.co/olBBLXYYxd
#EU pd fisherman 2destroy their boats while giving
fishing rights to others https://t.co/wqYhskhT9s
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
Clapha
m,
England
10 positive
0 neutral
London 5 negative
Heartlan
0 neutral
d
Italy 0 neutral
0 positive
anthony945
20648
Mosharraf0
129
jpnoblejr
RT @LeaveEUOfficial: Shameful stuff from the
Remains. @GiselaStuart has made a commitment to
the UK and has ever right to back #Brexit. htt…
AJEnglish : Beyond the #Brexit debate
https://t.co/dsQsScbxjk by kenanmalik …
https://t.co/e4SkxN3lVO) https://t.co/UuB3Ken1iY
RT @WSJ: Even if Britain votes against 'Brexit', the
market's relief would be shortlived, writes
@Simon_Nixon. https://t.co/I3XsOgw6fD
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
The
Kingdo
m
Dhaka,
Banglad
esh
Somew
here in
the
world
2 positive
0 negative
7 neutral
NewsdeskW
ORLD
Nigel450
7E55E
RT @nytimesworld: Brexit in 4 charts: a generational
divide that's about more than age
https://t.co/YtDQcE895H
RT @Independent: Leave supporters are very
suspicious about the pencils at polling stations
https://t.co/ygRdXrcx66 https://t.co/m4FcG3197J
RT @Stop_The_EU: On #Brexit the UK will become the
EU's biggest export market.
23 Jun 2016,
11:48 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
12:05 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
12:05 - CEST
Midland
s
Kyoto,
Japan
2 negative
74 positive
85 positive
frspch
#VoteLeave https://t.co/wI7ORkoTuM
RT @Ironwand: Tony Benn would have voted #Brexit
on #IndependenceDay!
23 Jun 2016,
12:05 - CEST
14 positive
If the establishment wants it, do the opposite!
Monalisazel
f
Risto_Matti
orzowaymil
ano
Trendsiana
mahonnew6
7
FxsignalOnli
ne
swimmerbo
y2379
BoulyPorte
news89
Matt_Dark
VeoNoticias
_
#VoteLeave https://…
RT @Knack: Hoe kan u gokken op een bremain of
brexit? https://t.co/AdpW79t5gM
https://t.co/HVGTdGyAHD
RT @FIMRahantaju: #Brexitäänestys on alkanut.
Katso, miten voi käydä, jos britit lähtevät tai jos
he jäävät. https://t.co/jGSymmOJtj https…
RT @Virginia_Reggi: E io che pensavo che il Brexit
fosse il cocktail dell'estate in arrivo dalla Gran
Bretagna
#BrexitOrNot #Brexit
Jeffrey Simpson: Will a long, loveless marriage end
with Brexit? https://t.co/CzDGTDtfty
RT @JuliaHB1: Yet another good reason to Vote
Leave. #Brexit https://t.co/ZppueosTB6
Gold investors wrestle with Brexit vote in wild options
dealings https://t.co/ngGQnAUmzd
The Brexit Vote Is the Perfect Excuse to Revisit This
Song by The Clash via TIME.c…
https://t.co/DAi7mcI3yr https://t.co/aMkPOZqVXN
RT @rdinho3: #Macron : en cas de #Brexit, "la France
sera inflexible" avec le RoyaumeUni
#EnMarche vers plus de dictature #UE https://t.c…
Der BrexitEndspurt ist nichts für Zimperliche:
Premier Cameron kämpft um jede Stimme, Boris
Johnson küsst ei... https://t.co/SEqUmxtaLW
But I want to see brexit .. It will be interesting to see
how market react after that
EN VIVO: ¿El fin del sueño europeo? 'Brexit' o
'Bremain', los británicos deciden su futuro
https://t.co/nMV5MgOTWc https://t.co/rPX1H3pghw
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12:05 - CEST
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Milano
Italy -
London
U.K.
2 negative
2 negative
47 positive
Worldwi
0 negative
de
brum 1330 positive
Online 0 neutral
current
location
on
Twitter
dalam
hati
Amani
╤︕â•
¤ï¸•...
awww
El
Mundo
0 neutral
5 negative
0 neutral
0 positive
0 negative
BobLeCentri
ste
StWagnerAr
iana
MarkRJolly
TwitSicherh
eit
Bald_Iain86
PietroBjorn
Kantox__es
mad_ashleig
h
Tocqueville5
3
crazycatz20
13
vl_n72
NKnow7
SportTalkBri
an
escklhen
albericguigo
u
.@GuyVerhofstadt «Si le #Brexit passe, c'est
#Poutine qui va rire»
#Remain #ALDE #ADLE https://t.co/BGLILxrpPC
RT @Good_Ant_Man: Wie das schlechte Wetter in GB
die #BrexitAbstimmung beeinflusst
#BrexitOrNot https://t.co/4hE0bdTsqc
RT @BarrySheerman: If you don't want our national
values to be set by the Daily Mail don't vote for the
narrowminded illiberal intolerant…
RT @de_sputnik: INTERVIEW „Irrationale
Ängste“ Wiener EuropaExperte: Briten werden
für #Brexit stimmen https://t.co/XLI3xLSdPj
#BrexitOr…
Done
#Brexit #VoteLeave https://t.co/1sUzLsUoaz
Di che parliamo quando parliamo di Brexit? Guida alla
notizia del giorno | Left https://t.co/vyYhMGu8Yy
RT @expansioncom: Los británicos cambian sus libras
por euros y dólares antes del referéndum del
Brexit https://t.co/F5EYQSHWoP
RT @internetought: rt'ing this as a PSA because ben
still thinks "brexit" is some sort of breakfast sandwich
https://t.co/0AQShPZjPf
RT @AlexandreLoubet: Dangers du #Brexit sont
connus: tunnel Manche rebouché, pluie sauterelles,
ère glaciaire, RoyaumeUni à la dérive dans…
RT @LeaveEUOfficial: PLEASE WATCH and #Retweet
– and remember to #VoteLeave for our
independence! #EUref #Brexit
https://t.co/iAhmH51v8r
RT @aofxru: Торгуем на #Brexit!
Делай деньги ѕ нами
приѕоединѕйѕѕ
ѕегоднѕ к беÑплатному
занÑтию! https://t.co/yQrkjHhFym #aofx
https://t.…
RT @Carina3603: #Brexit
มาจาà¸à¸à¸²à¸£à¸ªà¸™à¸˜à¸´à¸„ำขà¸à¸‡
Britain/British + Exit
RT @RT_com: URGENT: Final #Brexit poll puts
‘Remain’ at 52%, ‘Leave’ at 48% – Ipsos
MORI for Evening Standard https://t.co/tf8W8lUdMJ
RT @ShujaRabbani: All I'm going to tweet about is
#Brexit. If you #iVoted, vote your choice in previous
poll tweet. To #BrexitOrNot? #EUref…
RT @Raphael_Rougier: Don't go brexit my heart!
https://t.co/NWBZMjgegF
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12:05 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
12:05 - CEST
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12:22 - CEST
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12:22 - CEST
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12:22 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
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12:22 - CEST
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12:22 - CEST
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12:22 - CEST
Europe 0 negative
German
y
Cranfiel
d
Universi
tyNr
Bedford
Das
Netz
Rhyl,
Wales
Cosenza
, IT
London,
England
Glasgow
,
Scotland
МоÑ
•ÐºÐ²Ð°
Naverla
nd
Bel Aire,
KS, USA
North
Carolina
Paris,
London
1 negative
11 negative
17 negative
0 positive
0 negative
53 neutral
2 positive
17 negative
697 positive
269 positive
14 negative
21 neutral
51 positive
1 negative
KellieRoseW
ick
gegan1987
Agenzia_An
sa
golub
elgorbachev
KeiuCrayons
alexfutbol76
frankjacobs
nl
empresasve
ritsa68
kings_lunefi
sh
RT @ArsTechnicaUK: #Brexit: Brussels tech folk fear
possible UK vote to leave European Union
https://t.co/lyI8W7AvNF by @BrusselsGeek https…
RT @RT_com: URGENT: Final #Brexit poll puts
‘Remain’ at 52%, ‘Leave’ at 48% – Ipsos
MORI for Evening Standard https://t.co/tf8W8lUdMJ
LE FOTO ANSA Brexit, la Gran Bretagna al voto
https://t.co/PhJv3amwcW https://t.co/UWaohnZdVV
'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit. Departugal. Italeave.
Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish. Slovakout.
Latervia. Byegium.
RT @business: Today is the day when Britain decides
on its 43year membership of the EU
https://t.co/vMFzBNKXst #Brexit
https://t.co/qvMOHX…
RT @caitlinmoran: Best Brexit piece yet, by
@paulmasonnews: "Real working class rebellions tend
not to be run by the Establishment": https:…
RT @CunadoDeTuiter: Lo del Brexit es algo que
deberÃamos votar todos los europeos. Vamos, digo
yo.
RT @AutoWeek: #Brexit? 7 redenen om tegen te zijn:
https://t.co/YK7PeKxcYq
MÉXICO: Después del Brexit, ¿qué otros
riesgos enfrentará el precio del petróleo? …
https://t.co/znQtBweneP #5estrellas
★★★★★
Dazebao News Sindaco di Londra: La Brexit sarà un
"punto di svolta nella storia del nostro Paese"
https://t.co/1AM3E0wlqi
RT @nhk_news: ã€ã‚¤ã‚®ãƒªã‚¹å›½æ°‘投票】
イギリスã§è¡Œã‚れる離脱ã®è³›å¦ã‚’å•ã•
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を許ã•ãªã„情勢ã¨ãªã£ã¦ã„ã¾ã™ã€‚
https://t.co/pwn3BrPkXT https://t.c…
23 Jun 2016,
12:22 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
12:22 - CEST
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12:22 - CEST
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23 Jun 2016,
12:39 - CEST
Ulillillysses " Mr. Brexit " 23 Jun 2016,
12:39 - CEST
b_escriva Referéndum del 'Brexit', en directo
23 Jun 2016,
https://t.co/f7wswCEmjJ vÃa @elperiodico
12:39 - CEST
Texas,
USA
Via della
Dataria,
94 -
Roma
6 positive
21 neutral
0 neutral
0 positive
9 neutral
Estonia 462 neutral
Cartage
na City,
ciudad
sin ley
Almere,
Netherl
ands
Caracas,
Venezue
la
畑ニå±
…リマ
ス
Paterna,
Comuni
dad
Valencia
na
119 positive
1 negative
0 negative
0 neutral
363 positive
0 neutral
0 negative
nigelco75
tintodog
IreneFregon
ese
maramagutl
apig
peterjitter
CopiaWealt
hTax
Addicted4tr
uth
ter_rob
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tomstanifor
d
JuuMantelet
Not that I needed any convincing to vote #Remain but
John Oliver being awesome about Brexit is well worth
a watch https://t.co/97f2zDSWQy
RT @Farmers4Britain: Don't rely on someone else's
vote to change the course of history make sure you
23 Jun 2016,
12:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
12:39 - CEST
go out and cast yours! #voteleave #b…
Ansia #brexit 23 Jun 2016,
12:39 - CEST
RT @business: Today is the day when Britain decides
on its 43year membership of the EU
https://t.co/vMFzBNKXst #Brexit
https://t.co/qvMOHX…
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
George Soros wrong on Brexit and UK economy, says
City economist https://t.co/tMyZc7u3bk
RT @Pilotos000: κανονιστε να γινει κανα
Brexit μαλακες κ να χασει σε αξια η
βιλα μου στο Λονδινο και οι αγγλικες
μου λιÏες που τις εβγαλα α…
RT @colombi_silvano: Io mi auguro che vinca Brexit
cosi' da poter mandare affanculo questa europa
RT @mundaufmachen: #iVoted : #BREXIT! TODAY Go
to your local polling station and #VoteLeave!
#TakeControl #ProjectHope #IndependenceDay
htt…
RT @RaiNews: Corrono le borse, cala lo spread
https://t.co/MneG4iLoWC
anyone undecided #leave #remain #brexit
https://t.co/SyghpUz5Ws
@BenMurrells it's like you have no idea of how to use
Google? https://t.co/1CvDrtWEGq
RT @OuestFrance: Brexit. Ouverture des bureaux de
vote pour le référendum sur l'UE
https://t.co/5xePHEwlnT https://t.co/qHgImrA2Pk
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12:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
12:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
12:39 - CEST
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12:39 - CEST
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12:39 - CEST
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12:39 - CEST
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12:39 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
12:39 - CEST
BrendaQ222 Does #DumbDonald now know what Brexit is? 23 Jun 2016,
12:39 - CEST
Reading 0 negative
Trento,
Trentino
-Alto
Adige
where
internet
speed is
a joke
Bristol,
England
West
Midland
s |
Wolverh
ampton
Θεσσα
λονίÎ
ºÎ·,
ΚεντÏ
•Î¹ÎºÎ®
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±
48 positive
0 negative
51 neutral
5076 positive
0 negative
1 negative
1 negative
UK Hull 211 positive
Italy 4 neutral
Exeter &
tomstanifor
d.co.uk
0 negative
0 neutral
6 negative
NYC 1 negative
CunadoDeT
uiter
mariamarfer
FunGuerillaz
AshBarratt1
984
tanerozarsla
n
glenmorris5
6
RobkNews
vlasinac
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AlexJohnson
1990
pedro_crd
RT @PepeCavite: @CunadoDeTuiter seee...y si gana el
Brexit y se piran que se lleven también su idioma de
nuestros colegios
URGENT: Final #Brexit poll puts ‘Remain’ at
52%, ‘Leave’ at 48% – Ipsos MORI for Evening
Standard https://t.co/Yc7iqlHRCA via @RT_com
RT @jfarchy: Today's viewing... John Oliver on #Brexit
for some much needed sense and humour

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RT @jenny_wren_01: Vote cast âŒ
#ivoted to LEAVE the European Union
#euref #Brexit
Brexit coşkusunun yaşanması çok uzun vadeli
olmasa da zayıflayan ABD büyüme tahminleri
gelişen piyasaların en önemli kozu olacak.
RT @LouiseMensch: BBC News Suppressed British
Drivers Attacked in Calais By Migrants Before
#EUReferendum https://t.co/g02cPNdyKw #Brexit
#…
RT @patent: #patents in @NYTimes: "Democratic
Party, ‘Brexit,’ N.B.A. Draft: Your Thursday
Briefing" by ADEEL HASSAN https://t.co/pRv1gINPaJ
RT @LeaveEUOfficial: Today, we turn our backs on a
failing political project and reenter the world! #EURef
#Brexit https://t.co/L6kwJTW7A2
RT @TelePolitics: Polling station ordered to take down
‘Impartial’ England Flags
https://t.co/5JNHoTuBlG #EUref
https://t.co/A53QcMXqiM
The latest Heard It Through The Grapevine!
https://t.co/DzijcX0JsG #wine #brexit
@muusisilta Matias, voit tilata Uutisvahtisovelluksesta
#brexitnotifikaatiot. Saat notskun aina heti kun uutta.
https://t.co/F9plQTG3AC
Another reason to vote #Brexit
https://t.co/lUO7wUqfK7
RT @SteveMaggs: A typical BREXIT voter? 'Only hate
keeps me alive....' #voteremain #doctorwho
#deadlyassassin https://t.co/bNBY0urQoH
RT @Nnamdi_ES_Okoye: #VoteLeave for my children
and their families to prosper #Brexit
https://t.co/fbnIW2sDle
SerÃa muy interesante tener la opinión de Maradona
sobre el Brexit.
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España 1 positive
Venezue
la
Location
: Right
Behind
You !
0 neutral
7 positive
6 positive
istanbul 0 positive
Windsor
,
Ontario
198 negative
2 neutral
207 positive
UK 4 neutral
Virginia 0 neutral
London
and
Jerusale
m
Worcest
er
Patagon
ia
Argentin
a
0 neutral
0 neutral
1 negative
112 positive
0 positive
DoGeFa
Ga_ia1
AlexiaTaub
thepalebloo
d
pnani456
RT @cestrosiOff: Et des milliers de votes par
correspondance se perdent
https://t.co/NWY0t6DBhr
#Brexit
@Walter_VH_ @pierrejovanovic @Nigel…
E comunque, ultimo sondaggio: "Remain" in testa al
52%... #brexit
Avant une visite en Ecosse, Donald Trump se dit
favorable au « Brexit » Le Monde
https://t.co/jS8JXPsQTe
RT @Carina3603:
หลายคนà¸à¸¥à¹ˆà¸²à¸§à¸§à¹ˆà¸² #EURef
#Brexit
จะเป็นตารลงประชามต
ิครั้งสำคัà¸à¸‚à¸à¸‡à¸ªà¸«à¸£à¸²à¸Šà¸à¸²à¸“าจัà¸à¸£à¹ƒà¸™à¸Šà¸±à¹ˆà¸§à¸Šà¸µà¸§à¸´à¸•
นี้เลยà¸à¹‡à¸§à¹ˆà¸²à¹„ด้
เพราะมันจะà¸à¸³à¸«à¸™à¸”ชะต
า๕ละ…
RT @AJInsight: Too Cheap
#Brexit has hammered #FTSE so hard 16 of 100 stocks
yield >5%... not even 1 #DJIA stock > 4.5%. Buy #UK
https://t.…
23 Jun 2016,
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Hunter's
dream
1 negative
0 negative
0 positive
48 positive
2 negative
jfp10
Do the Math: An Economist's Guide to Brexit
Bloomberg for iPad https://t.co/yNnyDSfWQm
Agitpress Droht heute Nacht der #Brexit ?
https://t.co/YnKtA1CaBN https://t.co/0I7vuOvvUc
ArielleABerg Honestly, is it super weird that I can't sleep because of
er
#brexit? Like it's 4am. I couldn't even focus on Kung
fury and I love that shit.
HainesWatt Today is a once in a generation referendum what will
sLds
steph_arella
no
rielcano
Stourbridge
News
Actus_Cultu
re
you be voting for? #EUReferendum #Brexit
RT @washingtonpost: What is Brexit? The complete
guide to Britain’s E.U. drama for confused
nonEuropeans. https://t.co/UvSTeRLYKJ
Puedes leer los últimos análisis de
@_ignaciomolina sobre #Brexit en nuestro especial:
https://t.co/hZun5KJOAa https://t.co/Y4uAB3ylYp
Brexitbacking Dudley MEP targeting the undecided in
final push for votes: BREXITbacking Dudley MEP Bill
Eth... https://t.co/acfM7n9Fj3
Le Brexit, un «suicide» pour Emma Thompson et
Alex Taylor
https://t.co/HoqaRj5TBr #culture
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13:13 - CEST
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0.18838
9,-
78.4876
49
Leeds,
England
Santiago
, Chile
Madrid,
Spain
MontrÃ
©al,
Québ
ec
0 positive
0 neutral
0 negative
0 positive
17 negative
0 positive
0 neutral
0 neutral
zainaconda
Iamthetoec
utter
tassosbiliour
is
KazzJenkins
WorldGarde
ners
TerzoDiritto
korusconsul
t
edpeningto
n
Actus_Cultu
re
Andym6769
neilwalton2
6
m0rpheouz
nareshdixit8
2
Al_roooh2
Brexit referendum today. if Boris Johnson's (UK's
Donald Trump) #VoteLeave wins, Cameron will step
down.... https://t.co/GZtMReujdT
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria.
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
RT @Kathimerini_Cy: #Brexit ψηφίζει η
πλειοψηφία των Î’Ïετανών #referendum
https://t.co/k6ryPkE7LQ https://t.co/D7bXG09pNY
I wonder if #IDS was carrying out a cunning plan when
he left the DWP? Hoping for more power if Brexit
won?
RT @WorldGardeners: Together we can make Britain
'Great' again by #VoteLeave today defying all
scaremongering #Brexit #LeaveEU #EUref
RT @La7tv: Claudio Borghi (Lega): "In una democrazia
è il popolo che deve poter scegliere, non i
tecnocrati." #Brexit
https://t.co/rYN5aLg…
The latest KORUSCONSULT täglich!
https://t.co/T8SFcvQMzE #cloud #brexit
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@dril when will your reveal your opinion on Brexit? 23 Jun 2016,
13:13 - CEST
Plus de 96% des artistes britanniques opposés au 23 Jun 2016,
Brexit
13:13 - CEST
https://t.co/SF1b0nJsff #culture
RT @WSJ: France slows eurozone economic rebound
amid ‘Brexit’ uncertainty
https://t.co/ftm7FhBcnk
RT @rwainwright67: Same view repeated time and
again by European as well as UK security chiefs
https://t.co/MkY7UfZODC
RT @NovaShpakova: Wishing you the very best #UK
you're just yards away from the finish line, #Brexit!
From your neighbors 'across the pon…
The latest The Naresh dixit Daily!
https://t.co/u5ZJqKDy0k Thanks to @DilipGhoshBJP
@being2shubham @Vijendradt #brexit #brexitornot
RT @CNBCArabia: النٕط مرتٕع مع
تÙاؤل المستثمرين
بانتصار أوروبا ÙÙŠ
بريطانيا
https://t.co/PltykXQU9I
#CNBCعربية
#BREXIT
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...far
from
the
maddin
g
crowd~
0 positive
DIRTY
170 positive
south
FLA
Athens 6 neutral
0 positive
United
Kingdo
m
2 positive
Roma 4 negative
Otterfin
g
London,
England
MontrÃ
©al,
Québ
ec
Norther
n
Ireland
Fleet,
England
0 negative
0 neutral
0 negative
15 negative
4 neutral
3 neutral
Bengalu
ru
South,
Karnata
ka
0 neutral
kuwait 5 positive
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a
CynthiaStillB
B
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Ibe_ch05
bigchap57
Fitness4Lon
don
ToGovern
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satirist_indi
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FinanzLinks
Asia
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Melody1910
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Endyf
KevnRojjs
Juanro1212
Pese a lluvias, continúan elecciones sobre "brexit" en
Reino Unido https://t.co/WEKSEgkGX5
RT @tanker070: To my British friends: "Today it's now
or never" It's time to liberate your country from the
EUSSR! #Brexit #VoteLeave #EU
RT @JBwebpm: If you are unsure of today then please
think carefully for tomorrow #Brexit
https://t.co/k7X8ERMefp
RT @chuksoleka: @NetworksManager While
@David_Cameron allows UK citizens freedom to
decide on #Brexit ;he supports Nigeria killings of
#Bia…
RT @DavidJo52951945: RT Please take a pen to the
polling station with you tomorrow & don’t use a
pencil #Brexit https://t.co/OYnrUyxu95
@CambridgeGreens Wetherspoons guy is not getting
another penny of my money ever! #TimMartin
#Wetherspoons #Brexit
How will you vote on #Brexit? Find out how other
voters say they will https://t.co/cgXiYASiMu
https://t.co/nIRGPNomve
#Brexit Urne aperte nel Regno Unito. E spunta un
nuovo sondaggio
https://t.co/zVnPzohyQo
RT @tcmccarthy_: #Remain voters are pushing the
#UK off a cliff. Vote #leave. #Brexit
https://t.co/xuVzGKkmg4
Ottimo post di Licia Corbolante #Brexit, #Bremain e la
#crasi dei media italiani https://t.co/e6KF8R2w24
@terminologia #terminologia #xl8
â–¶ Sensex Closes Above 27000 Ahead Of Brexit
Verdict; Nifty Up 66 Points: Indian shares rose sharply
on… https://t.co/xBTFzEtxCQ RTT
EU referendum: ‘Leave’ & ‘Remain’ make
final pitches day before Brexit polls open
https://t.co/WADkyUeiCB
RT @Welt_im_Chaos: Auch interessant: Der #Brexit ist
laut #ZDF eine Entscheidung über die
"Einwanderung".Von "Fluechtlingen" redet
inzwisch…
Our friends on the continent showing solidarity with
the UK, let's not turn our backs on them!
#VoteRemain
https://t.co/vCpnPiZsp7
G7 podrÃa emitir comunicado si gana "Brexit"
https://t.co/P3ry9PH7V0
RT @Bestinver: Beltrán de la Lastra escribe sobre
#Brexit en @elpais_economia
https://t.co/BYH9dIUK0t
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Jalapa,
Tabasco
The
Netherl
ands
0 neutral
4 positive
5 negative
16 negative
ulster 631 neutral
London,
UK
The
Boardro
om,
London
â„¢
0 negative
0 negative
0 positive
India 1 negative
Italy 0 negative
Eureka,
CA
0 neutral
0 neutral
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UK -
Bath &
Portsmo
uth
0 negative
Tabasco 0 neutral
Madrid,
España
4 NA
ron_payne1
1
SocialKickm
e
baldonedo6
brenden_an
deswr
vabybabnsu
u
AndreTome
r
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as
RT @LeaveEUOfficial: PLEASE READ! 4 key arguments
made by @StrongerIn were demolished last night.
Know the facts before you vote! #EURef ht…
The 'Brexit' referendum and 'Game of Thrones' aren't
all that different https://t.co/zeGHiXC2yx
RT @danielmateos: #Brexit o #Bremain...mucho en
los mercados financieros en juego. Me acaban de
decir que hay Hedge Funds costeando encue…
RT @ShujaRabbani: All I'm going to tweet about is
#Brexit. If you #iVoted, vote your choice in previous
poll tweet. To #BrexitOrNot? #EUref…
RT @ShujaRabbani: #EUref is still trending. What's
your #iVoted choice on #Brexit? To #BrexitOrNot?
Vote on previous tweet. #EUreferendum #…
RT @RaiPortaaPorta: Stasera alle 21:25 su @RaiUno
Speciale #portaaporta #Brexit
https://t.co/GPNLZTCFOe
RT @FraserNelson: UPDATE: Chances of #Brexit now
down to 15% according to The Spectator's live odds
tracker: https://t.co/IWshaJnO9l https:…
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szekelyf Remélem, Ãgy is marad. https://t.co/pfjV63oCdS 23 Jun 2016,
13:47 - CEST
coldfusionM Exactly what the brexit supporters want you to do. 23 Jun 2016,
BE
Trade everything for a nebulous future for your 13:47 - CEST
Twi_Terr
Eric_Clemen
t
children. Idiots. https://t.co/TZcPCMwhll
RT @V_of_Europe: Brexit spreads across Europe: Italy,
France, Holland and Denmark ALL call for referendums
https://t.co/AFwuc5icLp https://…
RT @francetvinfo: [QUIZ] Ces people anglais sontils
pour ou contre le #Brexit ?
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13:47 - CEST
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Washing
ton
236 neutral
0 negative
2 negative
658 positive
Nevada 217 negative
4 positive
London
…and
everywh
ere else
10 positive
Budapes
0 positive
t
London 0 negative
Noord-
Brabant,
Nederla
nd
MontrÃ
©al
260 neutral
2 negative
john_geoffr
ey
PeterWendt
Where
Testez vous sur l'actu âž¡ https://t.co/HwFTDxUckS
https:/…
Another good video with all the info about what a
#Brexit would entail https://t.co/6b31Ag1z6O
#Brexit, for the WIN!
Vote LEAVE
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13:47 - CEST
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London,
UK
Coastal
NC
0 positive
0 positive
miss_s_b
berimaamo
1
HarridgePik
e
RT @thalestral: Frustrated to find a Lib Dem leaflet
through my door promising that Brexit would lead to
Scottish independence in 2 years.…
So UK will rather be slaves to america than be a
brother to their european brothers? #brexit
RT @TelePolitics: Polling station ordered to take down
‘Impartial’ England Flags
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Brighou
se, West
Yorkshir
e
the
netherla
nds
North
Yorkshir
e
1 negative
0 negative
16 neutral
Paulxxxxx
Hook_Echo9
ASimpsonEY
barbuho
SharanBurro
w
MaryJurjo
Tierdra
festivaldepa
ro2
Funkybanan
a75
LeeRoy5150
anthonybilja
na
Ciccio7_
Nacho_Pose
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FX_A_
https://t.co/5JNHoTuBlG #EUref
https://t.co/A53QcMXqiM
@JTeesdale1 Hi James. "Its looking excellent". Do you
know something I don't know? i.e., that is excellent
news for Brexit?
I say go and good riddance #Brexit=>On eve of
defining British EU referendum, rivals race for final
votes https://t.co/4sA0tck0pk @Reuters
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria.
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
Si se van de la UE a ver a donde van a mandar a sus
hordas de borrachos!! #Brexit
RT @equaltimes: Is voting for #Brexit worth the risk of
losing #jobs, #rights and #wages?
https://t.co/gq0NfyLufr https://t.co/w512UNXNpr
RT @elconfidencial: Os recordamos que el Brexit
podrÃa hacer que España aporte más dinero del
que recibe en la UE https://t.co/ranLXjYCBp #…
@intdemon Any new applicants to the EU do. I mean
that if Scotland broke after brexit and negotiated to
rejoin.
RT @BrainandMoney: Forget BREXIT Just Trade with
Trading levels ,Nothing else.
https://t.co/0s1EbRUxzN https://t.co/payjP6emfY
RT @jackson_heather: Whatever your
gender,ethnicity , social mobility,sexuality please
remember to vote today ..whether #remain or
#Brexit…
Just placed my vote #Brexit as long as you stand by
your conviction there is no right or wrong answer
#BritainDecides
RT @RT_com: #BREXIT outperforming #REMAIN but
UK polls point towards Brussels. Live updates
https://t.co/tf8W8lUdMJ @RTUKnews
https://t.co/…
RT @sole24ore: Brexit, ecco come si sono schierati i
giornali inglesi https://t.co/HADAquGHO1
https://t.co/lFPjSGRY5S
RT @CunadoDeTuiter: Lo del Brexit es algo que
deberÃamos votar todos los europeos. Vamos, digo
yo.
RT @ashimizu1729: 投票時é–
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UK 0 positive
North
Alabam
a
Winnipe
g,
Manitob
a
Valladoli
d,
Castilla
y León
yorkshir
e, uk
Luton
Town
Ragusa
Italy
0 neutral
373 positive
0 negative
1 negative
11 positive
0 negative
39 negative
4 negative
0 negative
39 negative
14 neutral
286 positive
5 neutral
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RT @suffragettecine: Together is better
#nobrexit
#Brexit
#BrexitOrNot https://t.co/EAumVEWDje
RT @otr_press: El icono del dÃa @hberdichevsky
https://t.co/lW9Ou3CokC https://t.co/zJjlmc3mr9
RT @JamesMelville: The Brexit campaign doesn't have
any politician that would make it to the end of a Willy
Wonka factory tour.
KiwiKafir RT @cuzzinharry: TheTimes today! #Brexit .
https://t.co/hD5AceSzQ8
Daley4444 RT @LeaveEUOfficial: 'I'm mixed race, female,
leftwing, a 19yearold student and yes, I really am
voting for Brexit.' #EURef https://t.…
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SharonBowl
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1stClown
Considering the weather in the South East, it looks like
The Almighty might have decided to back #Brexit
RT @LouiseMensch: Roses are red,
violets are blue,
If you love Europe
But not the EU
#VoteLeave #Brexit and #TakeControl
https://t.co/LR90K…
RT @HubCrowdfunding: In or Out? It is ALL About the
Brexit. Jeff Lynn of Seedrs Responds
https://t.co/zNpDC6nLou #crowdfunding #startup
WSJ о Brexit: ударит по
Ðмерике и поможет
Роѕѕии https://t.co/1iGqOFURXB
Thunderstorms and flooding cause polling day travel
disruption live https://t.co/1xw1OjH2j6
RT @DonChampionTV: Eager to see the results of the
#Brexit vote today.
RT @TheEconomist: #Brexit in brief: the 17 things you
need to know before you vote today #EUref
https://t.co/KKdYKSlpsq https://t.co/iHJqxs…
RT @Internazionale: La prima volta della Brexit, il 5
giugno 1975. Le foto: https://t.co/0CdoOzATUX
https://t.co/f8VQHmsP1x
FOR FUCK'S SAKE WHAT MORE DO YOU #BREXIT
BASTARDS WANT?
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11 negative
Paris 2 neutral
Cardiff 3624 negative
New
Zealand
Goldtho
rpe
Glouces
tershire
UK
Льв
ів
21 positive
216 positive
0 negative
454 positive
1 negative
0 negative
London,
0 negative
England
naples fl 1 positive
UK 18 neutral
Crotone
- Kr -
Italia
England.
Europe.
15 positive
0 negative
craigorius
@IzzyTheRat1 @TheOlifant @PepA_2907
https://t.co/ijpppaFNC0
@sniffpetrol Although maybe the most Brexit car is a
Tesla coming out of autopilot. "Take control".
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0 neutral
aaron_bwfc
__EEA
FrozenLL
Marcos77ru
eda
dfpamk
jacobinmag
ForexAnalyti
cs1
coachbryer
AndreeBaril
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RT @TheCraggus: Thanks to both sides of the
#EUreferendum campaign, Britain is this guy.
#Simpsons #Brexit #BetterIn https://t.co/JyXLZI5L6i
Freedom of movement enables students from all over
the UK & EU to study abroad via the ERASMUS
scheme Brexit would complicate this (1)
RT @DessinsSeldoon: C'est aujourd'hui le vote du
#Brexit #BrexitOrNot https://t.co/hbklugHl3i
https://t.co/ZSlIC2r9wI
RT @norcoreano: 2016: El brexit vence, Reino Unido
sale de Europa. Inmigrantes ilegales españoles saltan
la valla de Gibraltar para comprar…
RT @ShujaRabbani: #EUref is still trending. What's
your #iVoted choice on #Brexit? To #BrexitOrNot?
Vote on previous tweet. #EUreferendum #…
Rightwing forces are leading both sides of the Brexit
debate. https://t.co/qfLZMNINmQ
#AUD 240 stepping up nicely not just #Brexit
#TheseLinesWork Please RT https://t.co/aHF8jDxKZd
RT @steveruffley: After all the #brexit hype, it comes
down to this https://t.co/atoytn9hIU
Référendum Brexit: le RoyaumeUni retient son
souffle https://t.co/fulnwD6Txd via @LeDevoir
Por si quieres hacer apuestas en los mercados antes
de que pase el #Brexit / No brexit
https://t.co/4VBNcrRIhL
RT @jeanlassalle: Et si au fond le Brexit était le
début d'une nouvelle ère pour l'UE ? Une prise de
conscience #BrexitOrNot
https://t.co/…
RT @2geckosjavea: How many people remember the
1973 #Brexit referendum? 67% for 'Remain'.
#BrexitOrNot
RT @MylesUdland: Brexit supporters are urging voters
to take pens to polling stations over fears of an MI5
conspiracy https://t.co/UKL0H83M…
RT @JohnKremer: Social media companies really want
you to know that it's 'Brexit' voting day:
LONDON — On the day of the his... https://t.…
23 Jun 2016,
14:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
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23 Jun 2016,
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14:21 - CEST
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Bolton 310 positive
london/
UoY
0 negative
15 negative
Málaga 76 negative
Pennsyl
vania
New
York
City
United
Kingdo
m
España
Madrid
Bretagn
e ,
France
Los
Angeles
494 negative
1 neutral
0 neutral
1 negative
0 positive
0 negative
18 negative
1 negative
1 negative
1 positive
buzby69
MutedOpti
mist
@chopone92 @JordieStedz I've been an done the
decent thing #Brexit #bottombox
RT @BarnsIey: Brexit*
*What an overweight Barnsley lass does when she sits
23 Jun 2016,
14:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
St
Matthe
ws,Leice
ster,EN
GLAND
0 neutral
Oxford 302 positive
on a white plastic garden chair.
#barnsleyisbrill
nickvsx
Mgt0wer
doggywoggy
dooda
PH_RG
rosiewhiteh
ouse
phy_alysia
Apparently people of my gen are inclined to #Brexit
appeasement was wrong in 1930's & wrong today.
Vote for against fear vote #Remain
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
RT @GraTire: The People's Convention want #Irexit
Referendum & supports #Brexit. We ran out of flyers
on Saturday, big demand. https://t.co…
RT @OuchikhKarim: DDay. À quand le
débarquement de la démocratie référendaire
sur les plages de France ? #Brexit
RT @b_judah: My @POLITICOEurope
#ReferendumRoatrip rolls into Romford. Rage,
Romanians and rampant conspiracy theories.
https://t.co/ZMFf4L…
RT @HappyLionTweet: #Song for this important day:
Should I stay or should I go now?
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
Tweetla
nd
0 negative
England,
United
Kingdo
m
5385 positive
Earth 14 negative
Monaco 17 neutral
London,
England
Silicon
Valley
8 negative
37 negative
#Brexit
_MarketEdg
e
MT @PunKandStuff
#TheClash https://t.co/Ln1q…
@Bedalehall if #Brexit vote = leave does that mean
our colleagues from the continent can no longer drink
@YorkshireGin?? @carolinemace0
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
myramyre Oya, skrng ya referendum brexit 23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
ster69 “FactChecking Brexit: The Conclusion― by 23 Jun 2016,
@hughhancock https://t.co/vNTZyEHHMp
14:38 - CEST
samuelabas
cal96
GeeMAn_08
21
aiolozil
RT @norcoreano: 2016: El brexit vence, Reino Unido
sale de Europa. Inmigrantes ilegales españoles saltan
la valla de Gibraltar para comprar…
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
#Brexit . How will it end ? https://t.co/56S8dmBIeq 23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
RT @albertopradilla: No entiendo por qué los 23 Jun 2016,
españoles no están votando sobre el #Brexit si es 14:38 - CEST
algo que les afecta también a todos.
USA,
UK,
Brasil,
Switzerl
and
0 positive
surabay
0 NA
a
Obscure
1 neutral
body in
the S-K
system
España 191 negative
Everywh
ere
Zizur
Nagusia
(Navarr
a)
0 neutral
37 negative
kevinbantz
GlendaAhor
a
msaunders1
35
PeopleEngin
eer
moore_patri
cia
You're on your own $SPX FADE BREXIT and buy $VIX
options https://t.co/iWNsAx3lqY
Buenos dÃas!#Británicos deciden su futuro y de la
Unión Europea referendum #Brexit
https://t.co/zlW0UdFkDW 28O0ioe
https://t.co/NNdoG0uAOu
Britain is too great to vote for Brexit! Check out the
important opinion piece by @Avaaz ED Ricken Patel:
https://t.co/XJW305iFSi
Sterling Rises to Record 2016 High During Brexit Vote
https://t.co/GKyP8JkJAI @TIME
https://t.co/SLASIRubg8
RT @BluegillRises: Britain has given the world so much
and must stand tall #VoteLeave
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:55 - CEST
Lake
Havasu
City, AZ
0 neutral
Atlanta 1 positive
0 positive
0 positive
13 positive
IMAPictures
fnalcountd0
wn
RedDave14
Repeal_the
Act
harshkenz
ShreyaSonu
Holic
Ashok2038
rpvega
Z24nl
DGTrading1
01
#Brexit #EUref #IndependenceDay @Nigel_Farage
htt…
RT @IntYogaDay: The Sign Of #Brexit How May Effect
UK's BankingSystem, See From This Lined Up In A Que
Today Itself @BharatSolar_ https:…
RT @BlitzQuotidiano: Brexit, gli antiEuropa dicono
voto truccato dai servizi segreti
https://t.co/tNcLx2kvRi
RT @brian_bilston: Here is an EU Referendum ballot
paper which I have converted into a poem.
https://t.co/QWTdQGjbEl
#Brexit #bremain
RT @exsacerdotal: Dear #Remain with love from
freedom loving people everywhere #Brexit
#VoteLeave https://t.co/t4qoBY7pm3
RT @iamsrk: I c this trend in News where leaving of
someone or something is headlined as Rexit or
Brexit.So if I leave from sumwhere am I…
RT @iamsrk: I c this trend in News where leaving of
someone or something is headlined as Rexit or
Brexit.So if I leave from sumwhere am I…
RT @khjelmgaard: I'm holding out for the
#BunniesAgainstBrexit https://t.co/eqKT5DjMKw
#EUref
Very interesting #socialmedia sentiment analysis of
#Brexit #EUreferendum #EUref
https://t.co/ZvCZpiHRlL
LIVE: Brits EUreferendum, wel of geen Brexit: James
Bond is proEU, Basil Fawlty gaat ...
https://t.co/Gu0xxwPn3y https://t.co/hvyFQpyJn2
Equities pretty quite here ahead of #Brexit ...good
riddance, 2am can't come soon enough
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14:55 - CEST
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14:55 - CEST
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Delhi
Mumbai
Kolkata
Chennai
3 neutral
Piddinia 2 negative
iPhone:
51.9137
42,-
8.46060
2
Karachi,
Pakistan
0 negative
25 positive
3661 positive
3661 positive
Nepal 4 negative
Dubai,
UAE
Amsterd
am,
Netherl
ands
New
Jersey
0 positive
0 NA
0 negative
CARLOPGUZ
MAN1
sputnik_jp
hitech_guru
RT @AnonPress: If the UK media was more concerned
with telling people the facts rather than what to do
people might be a little less unsure…
#BREXIT ãŒã€Œ#ゲーム・オブ・スãƒãƒ¼ãƒ³ã‚ºã€ã«æ‰“撃を与ãˆã‚‹
https://t.co/b7UF2L4nyi https://t.co/6HiJu7ymsh
Brexit Would Leave Germany Stranded Against
Freeloading South
23 Jun 2016,
14:55 - CEST
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14:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
14:55 - CEST
Xalapa 30 negative
Toronto
, Canada
0 positive
0 positive
JakeNicholls
45
David52Sto
ne
mamitamu
mu
choisser
MyrvangVer
onika
bookishspo
onie
JoeGandelm
an
frenchfrill
Magu_men
dez
Col_Irreleva
nt
Laia_5SOS
canberra_so
ul
cbchh
Mephist0pa
ulus
AurelieMela
nie
https://t.co/cyj0Y1FD5R
RT @LouiseMensch: TNS poll likely voters #VoteLeave
49, #VoteRemain 42 #Brexit #ProjectHope
https://t.co/ut0lz4xjtP
Yep old Ben got that right Hope Britain gets it right
today #Brexit #MAGA https://t.co/LAnStX8GHX
RT @todonoticias: Brexit: Ir a votar con su perro y
sacarle una foto, una extraña tradición británica
https://t.co/910VpBeLCB https://t.co/…
RT @PatVPeters: Brexit : Decision Day
https://t.co/V0OQEN76FC
RT @RT_com: 'Hysteria and halftruth': Refugees will
not disappear whatever the #Brexit vote outcome –
charity https://t.co/w0Ed7EEgTG
RT @Avaaz: Let's make sure we're on the right side of
history. Choose Love ╤ #VoteRemain. #EURef
#Brexit #StrongerIN https://t.co/hD6bWADGWA
Brexit: good riddance or a new Europe?
https://t.co/F0bma0lfQs
RT @nigelshortchess: The most vicious, divisive,
mendacious campaign will end today. Whatever the
outcome, many people in the UK will be an…
RT @El_Universal_Mx: #QueNoSeTePase Encuentra
aquà todo lo que debes saber sobre el #Brexit
https://t.co/NDdE19pDEn
RT @WooTube: I had reasons to vote for #Brexit but
they were massively overwhelmed by a strong need to
crush racism & economic ideas of the…
RT @assemblea: No referendumNo democracy #Brexit
https://t.co/6Rsn9rrsof
Brexit Poll Shows 80% Of Americans Think Britain
Should Leave EU https://t.co/Yq75nKTGa9
RT @Billdit: @CBCMorningShow @cbchh #Brexit
"With Or Without You" https://t.co/c9r83HZ7le
RT @ElizabethHurley: Vote tomorrowwhatever your
persuasion. I'm for #Brexit & promise to neither gloat
nor whinge. But VOTE! https:…
RT @Daniel_Portman: https://t.co/hE3KJF1NFn Being
put on the same list as James Bond and Hermione
Granger made me feel quite cool. #Remain…
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14:55 - CEST
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Ipswich,
UK
Georgia,
USA
CABA
Argentin
a
Earthlin
g
232 neutral
0 positive
12 positive
1 neutral
5 negative
UK 234 negative
San
Diego,
CA
0 negative
12 positive
5 negative
Europe 1 negative
Clevelan
d, OH
Régio
n
Parisien
ne
41 NA
0 positive
1 neutral
3424 negative
9 negative
clocktowerc
a
BackofficeG
P
TeessideWo
es
laublauDK
noralekzand
r
rynitw
fabiencham
blanc
twhite4thec
lub
tyrelle123
Flemington4
55
ciuffetellima
ss
kabarberita
Ilrestodelcaf
fe
"World Leaders on 'Brexit' Vote" by THE NEW YORK
TIMES via NYT https://t.co/Jn7BKIfbOe
RT @burgercomiteeu: Come on dear friends in the UK.
Lead by example. Leave the EU! We are hoping for a
#Brexit! Then a #Nexit.
@jeremycorbyn twofaced hypocrite. How much is
@GoldmanSachs paying you? #VoteLeave #Brexit
RT @yo_ELOQ: Please Britain vote to stay w us so we
can hang and chill and have good old fun Europa times
#Brexit #Bremain https://t.co/…
RT @abc_es: Los últimos sondeos dan la victoria a la
permanencia de Reino Unido en la Unión Europea
https://t.co/OVpomIqCst #Brexit
"World Leaders on 'Brexit' Vote" by THE NEW YORK
TIMES via NYT The New York Times
https://t.co/NQ8PalSwDn
#Brexit Harlem Désir (Affaires européennes) sort
de son silence: "Hollande verra Merkel avant le
Conseil européen de mardi" #ministrefantome
RT @brexshit: I'm voting #Brexit tomorrow because
the EU want to replace our British Jesus with Zeus, sell
us cheese with holes in & they s…
RT @AMTrump4PRES: This is your future, believe it or
notIslam NEVER invades to be equal but 2 DOMINATE!
#Brexit #VoteLeave #BanIslam https…
RT @SputnikInt: If Britain goes: Three possible
scenarios of #Brexit https://t.co/HrVGs9xLrx
#BrexitOrNot https://t.co/ESLVEWShtD
Brexit: un dÃa de perros para votar
https://t.co/OXnbvwHwlV
BEI katakan Brexit tidak berdampak langsung bagi
Indonesia https://t.co/VJ0H3rYgsJ
Brexit? E quando mai ci sono entrati in Europa?
https://t.co/Fu5uPYCFWw https://t.co/i8oTTTAC0h
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15:29 - CEST
smartaura @CNBCi Verdict is #Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
15:29 - CEST
Barbara531 RT @AMTrump4PRES: As muslim population
23 Jun 2016,
overwhelms all of EuropeUK has a chance 2 take 15:29 - CEST
control. Will they have the courage? #Brexit
https:/…
latikia
CNBCTV18Li
ve
UK voters head to polls for Brexit referendum by via
Stars and Stripes https://t.co/5PhylBEDDn
Brexit Voting Underway: DAX 10194.68 +1.23%: FTSE
MIB 17772.83 +2.60%
23 Jun 2016,
15:29 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
15:29 - CEST
Nederla
nd
#Teessid
e
copenha
gen v
Santiago
de Chile
0 positive
16 positive
0 positive
1 negative
42 neutral
0 neutral
Paris 0 neutral
Audtrali
a
2 negative
21 positive
Sydney,
New
South
Wales
13 negative
CARACA
0 neutral
S VZLA
South-
0 negative
East
Asia
Milano,
0 negative
Italia,
Mondo,
Ovunqu
e
Worldwi
0 NA
de
Virginia 55 positive
22 km
SSW of
nowher
e special
0 neutral
India 0 neutral
mainda
knicks148
TexanForTru
mp
angelavaldo
wine
dismantleeu
ninobizzinti
no
EliasPalai
404err0r1
TanjoHQ
GMehrasa
AllAleLucy
FreedomWri
ter69
heysarahgra
y
Vasaraham
mer
SWStrongerI
n
phoenix_ko
m
forexDailyT
A
Sleepless night ahead! Referendum results guide:
when to nap and the places to watch
https://t.co/X1xEBjWYAp #brexit #referendum #alerts
RT @barryap1: For Brexit Day, let’s play my
favorite game: Zoom in on a random patch of the UK
and laugh at the place names. https://t.co/O…
Watching from across the pond! Vote out! Say NO to
NWO! Let Turkey have your spot! #Brexit #VoteLeave
#VoteOut
RT @Emol: #EmolTV | Las claves para entender las
consecuencias del Brexit https://t.co/g2qZ6mLxsr
https://t.co/hnn7On8iyo
RT @FeistyDeanne: Another two votes for #Brexit that
felt good. #iVoted #VoteLeave #TakeBackControl
https://t.co/v8D1gRGmWX
RT @repubblicait: Brexit, i Cinque Stelle scaricano
Farage: "L'Europa si cambia solo restando nell'Ue"
https://t.co/oQI7GhahH5
Και ÏστεÏα σου λενε οτι ως
πολιτισμÎνοι άνθÏωποι του 21
αιωνα τα διαζϕγια βγαίνουν
"βελοϕδινα"..#brexit
RT @maxkeiser: Good morning. Chance of a #Brexit is
0%. The idea that Brits step off this gravy train is
absurd. Go back to sleep.
@johnkass48 @Halsrethink Prediction markets have
stay at 80%. It's not close at all #brexit
RT @AdriaanBeenen: De zwakste schakel in de
#democratie is de onwetende burger.
Geen #Brexit.
How Europe will break on Brexit according to
@POLITICOEurope https://t.co/Hiry0pTYRS via
RT @Schuldensuehner: Final Ipsos Mori #Brexit phone
poll just published shows Remain at 52%, Leave at
48% vs Poll from Jun16 had Remain…
"Brexit is propelled by the same vague antiimmigrant,
nationalist sentiment that motivates ... Trump voters."
https://t.co/wk5sfUBHk0
RT @DavidJo52951945: Stuff it up your Juncker
https://t.co/Rh7EBBLEch
RT @BBCCornwall: ? Cornwall has benefitted hugely
from EU fundswill a postBrexit government maintain
same levels of support? #EURefSW
Im #phoenix Studio spricht Sonja Fuhrmann mit
Holger Geißler @YouGov_DE & Tanja Börzel
@FU_Berlin 16h #Brexit https://t.co/jgqqmMnYX4
FTSE: Global Stocks Jump as Brexit Odds Tank
https://t.co/Wv2Sm7SuCb
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15:29 - CEST
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23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
ÃœT:
52.1918
82,0.12
4641
New
York
0 neutral
333 positive
God
Bless
America
0 positive
Chile 3 positive
Reggio
Calabria
ΛευκÏ
‰ÏƒÎ¹Î±
New
York, NY
Nederla
nd
Brussels
,
Belgium
Austin,
TX
12 positive
13 neutral
0 neutral
63 negative
0 negative
1 negative
0 negative
45 neutral
0 negative
92 positive
3 positive
Bonn 0 neutral
0 neutral
Cristina_Cus
co
aspland86
ha43zu
Trev_Forres
ter
meifan0shiz
hong
vmorillo
asif
AU_bebe
dbenie
BrendaPach
ecoP
AnnaSophia
_TOPS
Goita! El primer que m'han plantufat avui només
arribar a la City (previa pregunta, of course)#Brexit
https://t.co/rNWzzXij5k
RT @Wotamoron: Us at moron think all mp's are all a
waste of time but here is our fav #Brexit
https://t.co/rydH1v8YN2
RT @nhk_news: ã€ãƒ©ã‚¤ãƒ–ブãƒã‚°
イギリス国民投票】
“離脱ã®é€£éŽ–
â€ã¯èµ·ãã‚‹ã®ã‹ã‹å›½ã®åŠ 盟国㕮ä¸ã§ã¯ã€ã‚¤ã‚®ãƒªã‚¹ä»¥å¤–
ã«ã‚‚åã®å‹•ããŒåºƒãŒã£ã¦ã„ã¾ã™ã€‚
https://t.co/IPb62D4Vub #nhk_news
https://t.co/KLyKnT5vhi
23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
The question is In or Out #LeaveEU #Brexit #StayIn 23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
åŒå±…人も投票行ã£ãŸã‚ˆã†ã§Brexit㕯ã 23 Jun 2016,
©ã†ãªã‚‹äº‹ã‚„ら。
15:47 - CEST
"Quiz: The ‘Brexit’ Vote Is Here. How Much Do
You Know?" by STEVEN ERLANGER and HANNAH
OLIVENNES via NYT https://t.co/7UCIEqGJzQ
Oh shit. #Brexit #BrexitOrNot #VoteRemain
https://t.co/Zg3z6FmR59
#UK #Brexit VILE Billionaire Open Borders Funder
Soros Tells Britain To Stay In EU— Or Else
For SOROS #VoteLeave https://t.co/GNWPqHLcHT
RT @MarketWatch: Stocks in rally mode as Brexit vote
gets under way https://t.co/UyUgxRNBgu
RT @eleconomista: Con o sin #Brexit, la Unión
Europea no será la misma... Te decimos por qué:
https://t.co/YAaaBaSdmU https://t.co/7pCfC4U3…
RT @Italians4Trump: God Seems to Be Voting for
Brexit Breitbart
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15:47 - CEST
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Sarrià -
Barcelo
na -
Catalun
ya
0 positive
England 83 negative
敱京 138 negative
England 0 positive
ä¸å¤®è•–
馬丕å
¸é™¢/çº
¯è‰ºæ
œ¯â†’ç•
宕设
计
0 negative
En algun
0 positive
lugar dla
Mancha
creo
LON/DX
0 negative
B/DAR/
NBO
Proud
0 positive
Auburn
Tiger.
War
Eagle!
NY 11 positive
Mexico
city
4 negative
Toronto 11 positive
Choodleum
ma
GOD WE NEED YOU AT THIS MOMENT!
#VoteLeave #Leave #Brexit #EURef https:/…
@JohnClarke1960 @YourMrBumbles Born in London
in '32 I soon learnt who could be trusted & who could
not. Brexit leaders r not to be trusted.
23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
Cornwal
l
0 positive
m0nstermas
hh
ekanderson
happyburke
an
iMillasTalk
RT @MarshallElla: brexit voters are the type of people
who go on holiday to Spain and request a full English
breakfast everyday.
RT @FPA_ORG: The #Brexit vote is today. Here are the
arguments for and against remaining in the European
Union in one chart. https://t.co/z…
RT @iowahawkblog: "I want you to fire me."
@DanHannanMEP gives a superb #Brexit Leave pitch
at Oxford
https://t.co/HtEUuB4dC0
RT @ronaldlaessig: In #Großbritannien hat die
#BrexitAbstimmung begonnen. 46,5 Mio Bürger
haben sich registrieren lassen und können bis 22…
23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
scottsiepker Do you find the term #Brexit annoying. (I vote yes!) 23 Jun 2016,
15:47 - CEST
NerdElert
if we get the expected Brexit Stay vote today...which
we will know about 3am tomorrow EST ... smallcaps
will explode tomorrow imo
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
Shockster67 #iVoted #Brexit #Leave 23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
He_Has_Fail #brexit https://t.co/fi1sZqi1PV 23 Jun 2016,
ed
16:04 - CEST
hon1nbo RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
23 Jun 2016,
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. 16:04 - CEST
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
rclaessen
HBEisen
Ccolmar
EaZyForm
roxylovesluc
y
CyberActual
ite
hansbos
“No conspiracy―: BREXIT trademark registrant
on using IP to defend political discussion World
Trademark Review (s… https://t.co/ZXBIefJW8I
Traders eye big opportunities after Brexit vote
#HedgeFunds #Brexit #UK #EU @mdc
https://t.co/MTqjmVrsxv
#Internacionales Inmigrante china a favor del Brexit
porque su "empleado español siempre está
dormido" https://t.co/7OphsSDL7j
Stephanie Flanders beim Handelsblatt: „Ein Brexit
würde die Märkte länger verunsichern…
https://t.co/wHjrrvrDBn
@ElianaBenador @dawngpsalm63 . Please #Brexit!!!
It's their last hope.
https://t.co/pNoo9coPeh Libération.fr: Un Brexit
coûterait 1% du PIB aux Russes
https://t.co/7rQcSEbyd6
RT @DavMicRot: #Brexit down to 18%, lowest
likelihood of leaving since @PredictWise tracking
started 1/1/16. Also, Pounds just hit yearly h…
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
Munchk
in land
Atlanta,
GA
Toronto
,
Ontario
Des
Moines,
Iowa
Yorkshir
e
127.0.0.
1
Cologne
,
German
y
New
York, NY
En la vÃa
14 positive
1 negative
5 positive
12 neutral
0 negative
0 negative
0 positive
0 negative
1776 positive
0 neutral
0 neutral
0 neutral
Augsbur
g
German
y
0 negative
Indiana 0 neutral
52.2297
8641,5.
458034
5
0 negative
9 negative
Seren_Dipit
y37
johnny_mac
jeremynwal
ker
bolsamania
JF_Luc
#Noticias Inmigrante china a favor del Brexit porque
su "empleado español siempre está dormido"
https://t.co/oJPuauc9FG
thinking about my friends who voted in today’s
#brexit vote
RT @JetSetterRyan: 80% of Americans think the U.K.
should leave the EU. They're right. #Brexit
#ChooseWisely https://t.co/zpHfB0qXFm
RT @LunaJoseM: 10 fondos de inversión para ganar
dinero con el referéndum en Reino Unido, haya o
no Brexit https://t.co/Mj5htxKJEi vÃa @Bol…
RT @G_Dussausaye: Ma réponse à @VOANews:
“It will give the British freedom, and it will show
we can renegotiate EU treaties". #Brexit
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
Caracas.
-
#DeTod
oUnPoc
o
San
Francisc
o, CA
0 neutral
0 positive
51 positive
Madrid 2 neutral
Marseill
e
2 negative
giod_arco
lambo_unch
ained
EganRichard
son
Horonzoud
internettub
es
machine01_
jag
mwengway
gcprimecam
bio
creativityvta
lu
YevetteBerg
qui2
pcoss
http…
RT @CafeGeopolitico: #Brexit: per l'#Italia è meglio il 23 Jun 2016,
#RegnoUnito rimanga o esca dall'#UE? Diteci la vostra 16:04 - CEST
I'm weirdly excited about the #Brexit vote today? 23 Jun 2016,
16:04 - CEST
Brits in Germany left 'fuming' by Brexit polling card 23 Jun 2016,
fiasco https://t.co/YbOGDnA7ev via
16:04 - CEST
@TheLocalGermany
RT @volkskrant: Erdogan overweegt óók een
referendum over de EU te houden #liveblog #brexit
https://t.co/WKup37LIvD https://t.co/ySF7wHxmhg
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria.
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
RT @Snowden: No matter the outcome, #Brexit polls
demonstrate how quickly half of any population can
be convinced to vote against itself. Q…
@ReDefineEurope @EUWatchers @ShareThis Bullshit
! #Brexit
Devemos ficar atentos para a pequena, mas possÃvel
hipótese de "Brexit" (saÃda do Reuni Unido da
União Européia) amanhã. (continua)
RT @philstockworld: O Brexit Day! Callooh! Callay!
$SCHN $SPY $CLF #Futures https://t.co/NfYWt2NpsJ
https://t.co/je0ef2LawL
RT @Snowden: No matter the outcome, #Brexit polls
demonstrate how quickly half of any population can
be convinced to vote against itself. Q…
Brexit Explained
https://t.co/Dg0cHWSjkK
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
Helsinki,
Finland
5 positive
0 positive
0 negative
4 negative
Cardiff 1911 positive
Porto
Alegre
Michiga
n
Silicon
Valley
ἨλϕÏ
ƒÎ¹Î¿Î½
πεδίο
ν
665 neutral
0 NA
0 neutral
246 positive
665 neutral
0 negative
GARCIAJacq
ueli2
racketnews
NotihoyPeru
notihoyweb
bethancrow
den
ccifrance
ettlinger
MelyndaCar
diel
928ster
Happy_kidd
o
simonhall19
74
_Daniela31
1newlyred
rosyjour
caldo_carlo
stephen827
54737
WhoShouldI
Vote4
RT @ClementCln: Je suis contre le #Brexit mais je suis
pour la réforme du modèle européen !
#BrexitOrNot
Even France would LEAVE the ‘sad’ EU if it had a
referendum, top French philosopher says
https://t.co/FNMQBMLIis
Encuesta | 55 % de los británicos están en contra
del Brexit >>> https://t.co/jActezn8yl
https://t.co/Vq5chrORKg
Encuesta | 55 % de los británicos están en contra
del Brexit >>> https://t.co/C9chGFUwpI
https://t.co/i7pP5YbLIm
RT @WilfredFrost: What could follow Brexit? Italeave.
Czechout. Oustria. Finish. Slovakout. Latervia.
Byegium. Or my personal favourite D…
RT @CCIR_NordFrance: #BREXIT Qu'en pensent les
#entrepreneurs français ? via @ccifrance
https://t.co/N2TOfKfrYK https://t.co/7pauVuCRjb
EUKritik frisch ab Presse: Die Zeitungen haben den
BrexitBoden gelegt https://t.co/SMjAiypWBV
RT @scottdgordon88: I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef
vote with @Brndstr & unlocked my own Flag Profile
pic! What will you vote? #ivoted htt…
RT @paulwaugh: Clue to how strong the Brexit vote is.
In Bermondsey newsagents this am, shopkeeper, his
wife + all customers buying paper w…
23 June last yr,I made a Brexit of my own! Can't
believe it's been a yr, full of
adventures&challenges✈ ☀✈☀ To the next..!
and these people are being allowed to vote today
#helpus #brexit https://t.co/cX5dr3RT8v
RT @Snowden: No matter the outcome, #Brexit polls
demonstrate how quickly half of any population can
be convinced to vote against itself. Q…
RT @evertonfc2: It's all about who do you dislike the
most #Brexit #Remain #c4debate
https://t.co/xV2l4ZnwfB
RT @pascalbauche: Quoi de mieux pour illustrer le
choix historique qui s'offre aux Anglais! #Brexit
#GoBrexit #FN https://t.co/0TUxRKGCIs
RT @Australiaunwra6: #VoteLeave today to secure
#Brexit This is the Future that awaits us should we
#Voteremain @StrongerIn https://t.co/…
@LeeReynoldsDUP Spoke to Carly Simon says she's
"leaving on a jet plane doesn't known when she'll be
back to EU again" #Brexit
RT @USA_FREEDOM_NOW: Godspeed, #Brexit. Stick
it to the globalists. We #Trump warriors stand united
with you.
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
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16:21 - CEST
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16:21 - CEST
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16:21 - CEST
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23 Jun 2016,
16:21 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
Lima,
Perú
Venezue
la
France
Paris
17è
Ettlinge
n
Silicon
Valley
Sydney,
Australi
a
1 negative
0 positive
0 neutral
0 neutral
42 positive
1 neutral
0 neutral
1 positive
29 positive
0 negative
0 positive
Madrid 665 neutral
Belfast
Norther
n
Ireland
United
States
34 negative
26 neutral
47 positive
0 negative
1 positive
alexcapron Les British, vous prendriez bien un croissant ?
#operationcroissant #BrexitOrNot #Brexit
https://t.co/ce9VkU3DFG
DavidJohnJ1
984
UseiKY
StuySquare
Ronin_IP
SusevanKlee
f
johnodonne
ll21
gretel_ande
rsen
Pepecongal
es
matie197
captsingh
ModLangsA
ber
JohnJonny1
bungdan
haydenkem
pr
Funny how Europe are all over us with support and
praise to stay... where was all this interest when we
performed in the Eurovision #brexit
Brexit: 5 Things To Know About British Vote On
Leaving European Union: A major vote will go down
in... https://t.co/Q6Y80VJBN0 #MafiaSdv
We anticipate the #Brexit vote will be to stay by a
narrow margin. #Brussels chastened. #Britain
empowered. A good outcome all around.
Could the #Brexit bookies be
manipulated?https://t.co/L7PoTBHJs1
RT @NOS: Ongeacht de uitkomst van het
brexitreferendum wil Merkel met regeringsleiders
praten over de toekomst van de EU:
https://t.co/LGL…
Is cinema shooter in #germany going to influence
#brexit #referendum? His motives unclear.
@BritsLovePolls fingers and toes all crossed for
brexit. You can do this Britain. You still have what
made you great.
RT @MissRoxyMusic: Si el Brexit jode al dólar, usted
ya sabe lo que sigue.
#Brexit might be the best thing for the UK...but it
doesn't look good for the EU
Currently Drifting towards EU......#Brexit Come, my
friends, 'T is not too late to seek a newer world.
https://t.co/ygcz5JaNzF
RT @afpfr: Hollande souhaite que les britanniques
restent Le DIRECT #AFP sur le #Brexit >
https://t.co/6d8tpFlvnh https://t.co/Du7sX2lF…
RT @llmhurtado: Erdogan quiere un referéndum
sobre el 'Brexit'. Sin ser aún de la UE. Preguntar a
turcos si quieren seguir con proceso de i…
Brexit, you ask? Follow the money.
https://t.co/qPx5eTcPEP
peak when a 97 year old who could die tomorrow can
vote but 16/17 year olds can't #Remain #brexit
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
Paris 0 neutral
Birming
ham,
England
0 positive
Brasil 0 negative
New
York
0 positive
CT 0 negative
London,
England
Brussels
&
Frankfur
t
Guadala
jara de
Indias
23 Jun 2016, Johanne
16:38 - CEST sburg
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST SINGAP
ORE
23 Jun 2016,
16:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
Aberyst
wyth,
Wales
Un
ecuatori
ano
más en
Valencia
Somew
here
near
Sacrame
nto
5 negative
0 negative
0 positive
3 negative
0 negative
1 neutral
9 positive
3 negative
0 neutral
0 negative
mujunaeem
MaryKapadi
a
RT @eToro: In or out? Either way, it affects the
$GBPUSD What will the UK vote in the #EURe ?
#Brexit
https://t.co/qOEL1an8TH
RT @SocEconMag: Steve Hedley of @RMTunion
makes the trade union case for #Lexit
#VoteLeave #Brexit #EUref
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
Earth 578 negative
Leiceste
r,
England
34 positive
w_nicht
JamesLewis
Murr1
I_Invest_Ma
g
AI_Global_
Media
tropicalzoe
Mumtrepre
neur
soccer_is_al
ive
gdnnetwork
minthecab
ETFFunds
ClLongmuir
storahagen
axelchri
Izzaroiz
https://t.co/0LzR0fwIqv https:…
RT @PaulbernalUK: #Brexit people want to #usepens
because MI5 are rubbing out their votes but voting to
remove one of the few areas of law…
RT @Daily_Express: Holland BACKS Brexit: Dutch
people urge Britons to QUIT doomed bloc #EUref
https://t.co/VhYJHIycnS https://t.co/GqPuwfM1…
The Impact of a Brexit on the European EMoney
Market https://t.co/Ab1fEXEQRh
The Impact of a Brexit on the European EMoney
Market https://t.co/skyFG7EJ9o
I #VoteOut for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr
& unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you
vote? #ivoted https://t.co/g6s9EBtG5J
@eucopresident Today is the day to repeat this
message if it is the truth @eucopresident
#referendum #Remain #Brexit
RT @BillDudleyNorth: Campaign team in Stourbridge
#Brexit winning https://t.co/576OOV0ZiC
[#SmallBusiness #Brexit #UK] How The Brexit Vote
Could Hurt Small Business Lending In The U.S.
@forbes https://t.co/PMIDr0xxTZ
RT @StephenBulled: Mr Cameron said I might lose a
few quid if I vote leave. Just remember what we asked
these guys to give. Brexit http…
Dow Up Big as Brexit Fears Wane..
https://t.co/L7je5Xwvj3 $DIA #ETF #ETFs #Stocks
RT @HuwGruffydd: UK Brexit vote: Muslim
hatepreacher backs ‘Remain’ – Says EU courts
benefit Islam and are soft… https://t.co/qu221XCueJ
v…
RT @TheSwedishRhino: Att @anderslindberg tillhör
#Remain är en tydlig kontraindikator på hur otroligt
viktig #Brexit är för vår framtid htt…
@carolaurrejola ojo q técnicamente hoy es
referéndum de permanencia de UK a la UE. Brexit se
refiere al escenario de q gane la opción Salir
En Reino Unido el brexit y aquà Muskiz o Leioa.
#referendum
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
Europe 7 negative
Hamilto
n
Caledon
ia
rosewo
od
38 negative
0 positive
0 positive
0 positive
0 negative
28 positive
0 negative
Kent 197 positive
Orlando
, FL
Nora,
(även
Gotland
),
Sverige
ezkerral
dea
0 negative
11 negative
2 negative
0 positive
0 neutral
Khansaiff1
basedkaka
Dvmebi
deanowillia
ms7
edavid57ed
avid
commodity
ways_J
3pin3
Mikelelosegi
azp
bosey44
GarethFearn
DanKing383
amustie
taylormarsh
Alisha90uk
nymeria60
sasa16sasa
POLSEdmon
ton
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/GMVeCImK7V
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
RT @Geezajay2013: Here we go folks, Next they will
be arresting people for voting leave! #Brexit
#VoteLeave https://t.co/uB6ZAea102
RT @nytimes: Morning Briefing: Here's what you
need to know to start your day
https://t.co/fvjfPVQUXS https://t.co/nDR2iTbkAX
RT @jrhopkin: #Brexit: a handy way of allowing the
poor to get angry about inequality without challenging
the people responsible? https://t…
RT @toadmeister: #VoteLeave #Brexit
#IndependenceDay https://t.co/i8JlTC8hNE
RT @hugomabarca: Los que dicen que todos los
españoles tenemos que votar sobre Cataluña
porque nos influye ¿exigen que votemos el Brexit?
RT @ElizabethHurley: Vote tomorrowwhatever your
persuasion. I'm for #Brexit & promise to neither gloat
nor whinge. But VOTE! https:…
@samhind10 Presume you will be backing brexit?
Gonna be a lot of money in cartography if we leave.
Will need brand new maps!
You ruled most of the world by yourself, why do you
need the EU now? #Brexit
RT @MONEY: 5 reasons Americans should care about
the #EUref https://t.co/qSI5g63D4C
RT @CNBC: A #Brexit could be costly, warns
@David_Cameron. Everything you need to know
about #EUref: https://t.co/A11qbSJ6A7
https://t.co/l…
#iVoted for #Brexit today! Britain should not by ruled
over by foreign globalist elites! #referendum
RT @Anny690: Brexit : en plein scrutin, la Barclays
brandit la menace d’une tourmente mondiale
!@novopress https://t.co/9ovaqAOsPn
RT @WilfredFrost: What could follow Brexit? Italeave.
Czechout. Oustria. Finish. Slovakout. Latervia.
Byegium. Or my personal favourite D…
Why voters’ ‘flinch factor’ will doom Brexit:
Britain's Brexit referendum looks too close…
https://t.co/yLn9NVf63d https://t.co/GfWXgVDQ5R
23 Jun 2016,
16:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
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17:12 - CEST
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17:12 - CEST
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17:12 - CEST
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17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
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17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
Mumbai
,India.
Not In
Kansas
Anymor
e
southa
mpton
5664 positive
0 positive
5723 positive
5 positive
39 positive
India 1 negative
Brighton 178 positive
Gasteiz
(Euskal
Herria)
Manche
ster,
England
Lagos,
Nigeria
Washing
ton, D.C.
Beltway
Toronto
Canada,
Leeds
England
Edmont
on,
Canada
52 positive
3515 negative
0 positive
0 negative
6 neutral
9 negative
0 negative
4 negative
312 positive
0 neutral
NBaltasa
BRESU_
USA1Calling
RT @VilaWeb: .@raulromeva: ‘El #Brexit
desmenteix que una Catalunya independent sortiria
de la UE’ https://t.co/EwyA3F3IOb
RT @Daily_Express: 'Turkish migrants to CRIPPLE the
NHS' #Brexit minister's stark WARNING about EU
ascension https://t.co/MnHiwJPDra https:…
RT @808alohadeals: So he was speeding up training
on who?!?
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:12 - CEST
26 neutral
UNITED
KINGDO
M |
FOLLOW
BACK
50 neutral
USA 84 negative
24bourse
FireCask
roujul
kraftw33rk
F1fankaren
almutmoell
er
cenmag
Ohitsanissa
Kisushima
NononJakuz
ure18
contedelfina
#Brexit @BarbMuenchen @Patriotic_Me
@dawnmariefhl
@surfermom77 @steph93065
htt…
#Forex: L’#euro majoritairement en hausse, le vote
sur le #Brexit domine https://t.co/brCWMg2cOs
https://t.co/pb4moimUqK
Boozing for #brexit or bladdered for #bremain?
Whichever way, play the Ultimate EU Referendum
Drinking Game. #EURef https://t.co/bkcP9VJ7IX
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria.
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
#Brexit Brexit Brexit Ich kann's nicht mehr hören!
Lasst sie doch ziehen Mann. Die Welt dreht sich
weiter. Laberlaber. Macht andere Arbeit
I voted out #VoteLeave #Brexit #EUref
#TakeBackControl https://t.co/iM98FvrznN
RT @JJ52: #Brexit and me tonight on @dw_global
until dawn, Berlin time @ecfr
https://t.co/BCFxNA4bWt

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Here's how a British exit from EU could affect the UK
chemical industry & scientists
https://t.co/58IVV5Ogu1 #Brexit
https://t.co/AQYRdOkInF
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/cOC7oaFtdo
RT @Snowden: No matter the outcome, #Brexit polls
demonstrate how quickly half of any population can
be convinced to vote against itself. Q…
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17:29 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:29 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
17:29 - CEST
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17:29 - CEST
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RT @FolkyYuno: idea: #brexit 23 Jun 2016,
17:29 - CEST
How 'Brexit' would inflame populism abroad — and 23 Jun 2016,
here in the US https://t.co/jDW2Dngtnq
17:29 - CEST
France 0 positive
Manche
ster, UK
0 negative
2729 positive
Nieders
achsen,
Deutsch
land
0 negative
Newcast
0 positive
le Upon
Tyne,
England
Berlin 2 neutral
Washing
ton DC
0 negative
S.LDN 0 positive
Norwich 3235 neutral
Moscow
, Russia
Chicago,
IL
2 neutral
0 negative
Danaperson
a
mrtriple5
Insure_My_
Villa
KeevoBrow
n82
pialikespizza
fsclaire_
eleanorpd
TheGregJon
es
SPIEGEL_Pol
itik
condorbox
Mickierod
Hansalyse
NewstalkFM
KebiegoNixo
n
wlstcom
facilitatore
Svenska partiledarnas stora oro för en brexit
https://t.co/ACKcSL5GI7
Tummarna för England, lämna dårskapen.
RT @DonaldClarke63: It's #pencilgate. #Brexit
nutcases suggesting pencils, rather than pens, have
been provided to facilitate fraud. https:…
#UKexpats in Spain watching Brexit vote anxiously
https://t.co/Qdlp2XdMNW #Spain
https://t.co/F5ild6amUr
European family in park. Mum says to kids "come on,
its time to go home"
Come tomorrow morning it may be truer than you
suggested #brexit
RT @AlisonNotaBird: the real stake of #brexit is if
@pialikespizza keeps or loses her status of having the
two most powerful passports in t…
Whit does "brexit" mean?? makes me think of
breakfast
RT @sophie_sparkes: Last night, Remain tweets finally
outstripped Leave tweets. Wonder if this is indicative
of how #brexit will go? https:…
People of Britain: how about celebrating with a
continental breakfast for #Bremain and a consolatory
full English if it's #Brexit?? #EUref
RT @Augstein: Um die Rechten zu stoppen muss
Europa stärker UND sozialer werden
https://t.co/4KnK3Nur5J
RT @gzibordi: la cosa patetica è che sia il Blog di
Grillo&DeMaio che la Meloni non appoggiano la Brexit
perchè hanno la sensazione che per…
@realdealdanny seriously make sure you use a pen. I
am NOT joking. Brexit
Sidder på en strand i Israel. Hvor kan jeg finde en
brexit exitpoll?
#Brexit: The highs and lows of the referendum
campaign so far: https://t.co/83IFANn5v2
https://t.co/zmacFkIGWc
RT @citizentvkenya: BREXIT: What the consequential
vote means https://t.co/xHxzI8W1SF
https://t.co/T2VGJaCTcO
Wall Street Climbs as Brexit Vote Eyed Fox Business
#Brexit https://t.co/S6DviHMrfm
https://t.co/L5lO3Wyurk https://t.co/UBVKdi2oWI
The latest The facilitatore Daily!
https://t.co/ZHox0g2dZ4 Thanks to @gmboccanera
@perugini #brexit #m5s
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Göteb
org,
Sverige
0 negative
3 neutral
UK 0 neutral
Whitley.
Coventr
y. U.K.
0 neutral
THE
MOMEN
T
1 neutral
scotland
0 positive
.
Mercer
1 negative
Island,
WA
London 0 negative
Hambur
g und
Berlin
2 neutral
43.5224
7 negative
7,13.23
519
Here,
0 negative
there
and
back
again
☎︕
0 negative
285432
46
Ireland 0 negative
kitale 2 neutral
digital 0 neutral
Ti
risolvo
problem
i
0 positive
SOHOCG
NEStrongerI
n
Dylan__nick
wwjzd1
MargueriteP
erle
WeepingSo
phia
maletaIt
Shoobridge
mendes_sol
dier8
luke_sw2
BestFifaWag
ers1
UKIPNFKN
julochinho
englishjohn
007
Perugiacafe
RT @Eventmagazine: Final #Brexit countdown
#eventprofs: Have you voted? #ivoted #EUref
#experiential
North East faith figures sign letter urging against
Brexit https://t.co/jLJvImdcQc
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria.
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
RT @AmbJohnBolton: Retweet to show your support
for #Brexiters across the pond as they vote in today's
#UKreferendum. #VoteLeave #Brexit
RT @lemondefr: La presse britannique vote « #Brexit
» https://t.co/JopGIamLII
@sophiabotha74 Racists, truly believe it's okay to
RACIALLY PROFILE, majority WHITE NATIONS.
INTERNATIONAL HATE CRIME. #Brexit
Regno Unito: code agli sportelli per ritirare denaro.
E’ “Brexit fobia― https://t.co/fiCZyiE3Z1
Why vote out? https://t.co/IizSZMvZoJ #Brexit
#WeWantOut
RT @GlamourMagUK: #IVoted Team GLAMOUR votes
Remain. Here's why: https://t.co/i5iv1GJkQJ
https://t.co/QwuIF9HPMZ
RT @JetSetterRyan: 80% of Americans think the U.K.
should leave the EU. They're right. #Brexit
#ChooseWisely https://t.co/zpHfB0qXFm
I #VoteOut for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr
& unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you
vote? #ivoted https://t.co/abwP6lr4Wy
Commons confidential: Boris's blond #Brexit ambition
#StrongerIN #VoteIN #EUref #INorOUT #LabourIN
#INTogether https://t.co/9sW5u4OmSP
RT @aguzmanbas: Faltan 6 horas para el cierre de los
colegios en el Reino Unido. Las últimas encuestas
dan una ligera ventaja al 'Remain'.…
RT @DavidJo52951945: Police question UKIP
supporter who gave voters a pen outside the polling
stationsounds very suspicious https://t.co/2…
RT @nhk_news: ã€ã‚¤ã‚®ãƒªã‚¹å›½æ°‘投票
解説】
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https://t.co/jlmeXHVpQs #nhk_news
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United
Kingdo
m |
Great
Britain
11 neutral
North
0 neutral
East,
England
Gallifrey 2922 positive
New
York, NY
284 positive
France,
14 neutral
Evry
Ohio 0 negative
United
States
oxford,
uk
0 negative
0 negative
136 negative
SC, USA 70 positive
United
Kingdo
m
0 positive
0 negative
Torre de
Hércu
les
5 negative
England 94 negative
敱京
都大ç
”°åŒºä¸
央3-5-
2
32 negative
PriorAwaren
ess
the_ocd_edi
tor
a_molinam
HFerdjani
massivegeni
us77
drecksackdi
ngs
sturdy_citiz
en
Index shifts, Brexit vote could make Friday freaky on
Wall Street https://t.co/jbs5M9zGSr
RT @Britannica: Curious about today's #Brexit
referendum in the U.K.? We've got some background.
#spotlight https://t.co/PxVRpMvLBI https:/…
RT @ReactionaryTree: I'd honestly be surprised if the
UK we allowed to #Brexit even if they vote to leave. I
doubt the EU bureaucrats will…
RT @ImaniAmrani: This morning's discussion with
@HFerdjani for @africanews on #Brexit (I love that
they dubbed me w/a man's voice) https://…
@massivegenius77 Havd u voted? #ivote #ivoted
#BrexitOrNot #Brexit #StrongerIn
passend zum #brexit ein bild meines englischen
garten. https://t.co/n1oly2v0Gd
RT @EconomistLake: What a day:
UK Brexit vote
Supreme Court blocks Obama immigration plan
House Democrats stage sitin
Trump visits golf co…
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18:03 - CEST
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Omnipr
evelant
Merida,
Mexico
All Over
The
Place
North
Weald,
East
0 negative
1 positive
2 positive
1 positive
0 negative
0 positive
6 positive
grispastor
FouadBouss
etta
ParisFrance
News
Mussi_87
MaanvirMin
has
Ue#Brexit lo unico k que quema es la temperatura
inusual en Bx!! https://t.co/heIPKX6SuR
RT @AishaAkbar17: Anjem Choudary, #UK Islamist &
#ISIS Recruiter, endorses Remain. #StrongerIn what
Universe? I stand with #BREXIT!!! https…
Brexit, les Français de Londres miperplexes,
misereins https://t.co/6AXQLLQzPL #GoogleAlerts
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted
https://t.co/fppaALA5wk
EUR'OPEANS to Britons :
What matters in the end is YOUR'OPINIONS.
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bruxelle
s
0 neutral
Montre
94 negative
al,Queb
ec,Cana
da,Sol III
Paris 0 neutral
Frankfur
t am
Main
0 positive
0 negative
SebmonkSe
b
UKIPNFKN
#brexit #bremain #BremainVsBrexit #referendum
#BrexitOrNot #EUref
RT @B0andra: @ukleave_eu BREXIT! Keep our
Sovereignty. https://t.co/IcEFilnT3U
RT @InFactsOrg: Another example of misleading
Brexit story gets corrected just in time for #EUref
voters to not be misled!
https://t.co/d…
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23 Jun 2016,
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Uk 4 positive
United
Kingdo
m
6 negative
TarazonaCig
ars
RT @cosimocaridi: If today #Brexit, tomorrow
Grexit
Departugal
Italeave
Czechout
Oustria
Finish
Slovakout
Latervia
Byegium
via @SheikhItH…
23 Jun 2016,
18:03 - CEST
Miami,
FL
101 positive
_MatthewB
ritton
RT @_MatthewBritton: This is what you look like
when you #VoteLeave
23 Jun 2016,
18:03 - CEST
Wales 4 positive
#EUref #EUreferendum #Brexit #VoteRemain
https://t.co/HXAr856hg7
Davinchi__A RT @pictoline: La Batalla del Brexit ha comenzado: 23 Jun 2016,
Reino Unido está votando si se va o se queda en la 18:03 - CEST
Unión Europea https://t.co/AudmrcOx20
GodSquada @keitheadams has been trolled all day since this 23 Jun 2016,
ndMe tweet. Don't know how 'In' take moral high ground 18:03 - CEST
#Brexit https://t.co/ZKr366ZD7R
BarfootPet #EUreferendum #Brexit https://t.co/25JVVOvkkE 23 Jun 2016,
18:20 - CEST
gonzalomor
gadoj
La academia británica alerta de los enormes riesgos
cientÃficos del Brexit MIT Technology Review
https://t.co/INA1KcXB8f @red_ciencia
RT @TDAJJKinahan: LIVE on #Periscope: Bank stress
test and Brexit. https://t.co/sDFF7ipxQW
23 Jun 2016,
18:20 - CEST
sherloksam
23 Jun 2016,
18:20 - CEST
WanesYann Belle promo antiBrexit https://t.co/sNdBYeu5va 23 Jun 2016,
18:20 - CEST
kezie_madu RT @Amaka_Ekwo: #EURef
23 Jun 2016,
Europe is not a nation.
18:20 - CEST
Vote leave.
#Freedom
#BRexit
#Britain
#BiafraExit
#Biafra
#FreeBiafra
#SupportBiafra
Bogota,
Colombi
a
Belfast,
Norther
n
Ireland
456 neutral
0 negative
0 NA
0 negative
8 negative
Bubry 0 NA
15 positive
DeepTmp
RT @KaspHaus: Главный
Ñторонник #Brexit , шеф
партии UKIP, в которой
ÑоÑтоит Гришенька
Филлипѕ про Украину в
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18:20 - CEST
3 neutral
yactusfranc
e
sdalsulami1
0122
joviaryadi
tucksnews
milanbpatel
90
leoncina__
sn0wba111
xchurlx
Idl3
yactusfranc
e
efagie
GiordieRobb
a
debralinna
ndtv
balticbarbar
ian
интервью Ленте.ру:
https://t…
Brexit : quelles conséquences pour les entreprises
françaises ? https://t.co/eRlZgEuxtz
RT @HayleyMcQueen: Meanwhile the Caterpillars are
busy today https://t.co/3Lg8MQtumZ #brexit
RT @TIME: This is why the Brexit vote could be just
the beginning for an angry Europe
https://t.co/vnuzL866AH [Corrected tweet]
Brexit Poll Shows 80% Of Americans Think Britain
Should Leave EU Forbes https://t.co/16GAw5bNmt
RT @ndtv: #Brexit No doubt if UK Parliament had
decided it would have voted #Remain: Shiv Shankar
Mukherjee, ExEnvoy to Britain
RT @Daniel_Portman: https://t.co/hE3KJF1NFn Being
put on the same list as James Bond and Hermione
Granger made me feel quite cool. #Remain…
RT @DavidJo52951945: Analysis of betting oddsthere
have been a large number of Brexit bets,remain no of
bets small but larger bets https:/…
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted
https://t.co/oSOD9lQeYa
The latest The Idl3 Daily! https://t.co/DADHXqVsqb
Thanks to @Th3Zer0 @saracristaldi @jgbarah #brexit
#euref
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Brexit : un scrutin indécis https://t.co/HT7yCBwBZt 23 Jun 2016,
18:20 - CEST
RT @DrBrianMay: BREXIT ? My view ? Simple. Stay in
Europe but then get rid of Cameron and his gang of
proprivilege cronies. Let's get c…
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/uSGeUIl1lF
RT @gavthebrexit: BREAKING: Dozens TURNED AWAY
from voting in EU referendum because of registration
RIGGING??>>https://t.co/GRMPVIthKS http…
#Brexit | Large amount of British press not even
owned by residents, they're peddling lies: Patrick
French, Author and historian
RT @sidneyabbot: There should be more options with
this #Brexit lark than "In" or "Out". Maybe a 3rd
choice of "Just the tip". Works with t…
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18:20 - CEST
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Paris,
Ile-de-
France
0 neutral
4 neutral
Jakarta -
Bali,
Indonesi
a
4 negative
Austin,
0 positive
Texas
At hELL 1 negative
Saint
Vladimir
Academ
y
17 negative
Ireland 26 negative
Newcast
le, Port-
Harcour
t
0 positive
Sardigna 0 positive
Paris,
Ile-de-
France
0 negative
632 negative
IᔕᒪE
Oá–´
á—°á—
©á‘Ž
0 positive
Wv 60 negative
India 0 negative
24 positive
__katieoldc
orn
evie121462
VieEconomi
que
ctrlaltdeluke
nineismi9
RCJustSayin
g
grossi_9
MESUTTASK
IRAN
ChobDux
KDG_Accou
ntants
Gr8LakesCz
arina
Adamonann
ers
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/IRNT2bX1nj
RT @INTJutsu: The refugee fiasco emphasizes why the
UK mustn't rely on foreign unelected officials to
determine their fate #BREXIT https://…
Wall Street : porté par l'hypothèse d'un non au
Brexit. https://t.co/leKci23927 #wallstreet
RT @WilfredFrost: What could follow Brexit? Italeave.
Czechout. Oustria. Finish. Slovakout. Latervia.
Byegium. Or my personal favourite D…
RT @Snowden: No matter the outcome, #Brexit polls
demonstrate how quickly half of any population can
be convinced to vote against itself. Q…
#BrexitOrNot #Brexit is a good move, now can we talk
about moving Pakistan may be to Mars ? #okSorryBye
RT @ajcdeane: Huge new #Brexit asset emerges.
#VoteLeave #EUref #iVoted https://t.co/Xdrlyqapcr
@ProfElvanAktas tskkurler ederim.hocam bu arada
brexit mi neyse bizi yaktı ya...
Spinach, Emmental, and mushroom galettes at Castle
Dux tonight.
None of your shitty, bland, brexit butties for me.
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18:38 - CEST
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European stocks are flying https://t.co/ARFavKIotI 23 Jun 2016,
18:38 - CEST
Reclaim your soverignity; #VoteLeave! Yay #Brexit. 23 Jun 2016,
18:38 - CEST
RT @William_Hahne: Do the only sane thing and vote
LEAVE today, British friends!
23 Jun 2016,
18:38 - CEST
Cumbria 0 positive
Illinois,
USA
@aitarie
n
Phoenix
Arizona
Liverpo
ol
Iver,
Bucking
hamshir
e
Hurtling
into the
abyss
9 negative
0 negative
585 positive
4370 neutral
0 negative
215 positive
0 positive
0 negative
0 neutral
0 positive
5 positive
_lauracasey
Marta_Bello
n
JackWiles16
Against the EU – For free European nations! #Brexit
https…
@Nigel_Farage Social Data indicates that remain leads
58/42 https://t.co/inydRLNo6G #Brexit
https://t.co/K5dG0po0aO
RT @LukaszGrass: Kolejki do kantorów wymiany
walut w Londynie. @DamianSzymaski6
https://t.co/Uk5sGJsPwr https://t.co/tlfNXurCOF
RT @AldiCustCare: We've got limited stock of soon to
be very rare, Boris Jonson signed Eurovision
compilation CDs
#Brexit
#SpecialBuys http…
23 Jun 2016,
18:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:38 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:37 - CEST
Dallas 0 negative
Warsaw
, Poland
Bourne
mouth,
England
3 neutral
5 positive
wowalexisre
ally
RT @BraddJaffy: To recap:
—SCOTUS immigration
—SCOTUS affirm. action
—Freddie Gray verdict
—Germany gunman
—Brexit
—House sitin
—VW settl…
23 Jun 2016,
18:37 - CEST
blackliv
esmatte
r
132 negative
TRADER_INS
IDE
DARKBLUET
RADER
emilykimber
CortioMaltie
s
shop_marke
ter
ColumbiaGR
cateronchie
ri
GiuseppinaL
ind3
Ladybug135
7
AltNieuws
RT @MarketWatch: The dirty secret about the Brexit
vote: It’s all a sham, says @BrettArends
https://t.co/5MChC3HONH
RT @MarketWatch: The dirty secret about the Brexit
vote: It’s all a sham, says @BrettArends
https://t.co/5MChC3HONH
RT @jamesdboys: A profound, sober article on divorce
and #Brexit by the always engaging @nfergus for
@spectator https://t.co/edWuLXYTMJ
@Tono_Otero ¿Por qué los partidarios del
#BREXIT están en negativo en la gráfica?
RT mashable: RT MashableUK: #DogsAtPollingStations
are helping their owners vote in the 'Brexit'
referendum … https://t.co/sxsU6QWUVf
RT @ForeignPolicy: Here’s how the Brexit could
derail production of @GameofThrones,
@davidcfrancis reports https://t.co/LQQICYo6l2
RT @FrancoFrattini: #Brexit: attenti all’effetto
“tanto rumore per nulla―.“Remain― non
cancellerà problemi Europa: serve cambio di passo
ht…
RT @ForexLive: The Brexit vote is playing out in the
market exactly like the Scottish referendum
https://t.co/Tp0zeey6FJ https://t.co/Q2iQ5…
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18:37 - CEST
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18:37 - CEST
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https://t.co/pDuznAFUKz 23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
RT @PowellPolitics: The French said NO
The Dutch said NO
The Irish said NO
The Dutch said NO Again
All ignored or told to vote again.
Come…
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
Wash
D.C.
9 negative
9 negative
London 1 negative
New
York, NY
Silicon
Valley
johanne
sburg.
south
africa
0 NA
0 NA
4 NA
4 negative
2 NA
0 NA
409 NA
rebeccanom
ics
Wondering what effect the rain will have on voter
turnout. Will Brexit voters display more old fashioned
British stoicism? #EUreferendum
dngrfld RT @Stop_The_EU: V O T E L E A V E For Freedom ~
Sovereignty ~ Democracy
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
Waterlo
o
London
1 NA
Astana 21 positive
#usepens #iVoted #VoteLeave #Brexit #EUref
#referendum https…
txellt
ficuselectric
aviation_dp
tomscott01
anaisunbrok
en
RT @assemblea: No referendumNo democracy #Brexit
https://t.co/6Rsn9rrsof
Si vais a poner de moda lo de poneros calcetines
largos con bermudas en verano, deberÃais celebrar un
brexit personal y salir de la UE.
What Would Brexit Mean for Commercial Aviation?
#uk https://t.co/UtLN4jWeoT
RT @Vendavo: #Oil Prices Fall on Supply Overhang,
‘Brexit’ Uncertainty: https://t.co/YljQOiCWTa
via @WSJ
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/2z2tWVVIla
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ns_
roservaqup
ons
AmourAStar
noname210
174
pseudomon
as
CPY_Oficial
KeithARober
tson
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
Of course the tax dodgers want us to stay in #Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
RT @uk_rants: #iVoted to #Leave cos I want UK to
remove 3rd World tariffs & let those who work bloody
hard live some semblance of life.
#Br…
RT @Agentsecret086: Fractura social en inglaterra a
causa del brexit. Las familas no se hablan entre ellas!
Peleas en las calles. Queman ba…
#Brexit #VoteLeave #YourVoteCounts #eureferendum
https://t.co/pWqQzD8zj4
RT @ForexLive: The Brexit vote is playing out in the
market exactly like the Scottish referendum
https://t.co/Tp0zeey6FJ https://t.co/Q2iQ5…
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
18:55 - CEST
RT @MooseAllain: If it ain't broke, don't brexit. 23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
Los mercadólogos también opinan sobre el Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
https://t.co/RBo1sEx76t
19:12 - CEST
supporting #Brexit wants me to help them spread the 23 Jun 2016,
word then let me know I shall do so!
19:12 - CEST
Terrassa
,
Catalun
ya
Cut Off,
LA
Devon,
PA
163 NA
0 NA
0 NA
1 NA
Idhún 0 NA
UK 0 NA
4 NA
UK 42 positive
London,
England
London,
UK
Yucatá
n
Glasgow
,
Scotland
13 NA
0 positive
2 NA
4 NA
0 neutral
0 NA
Alexios1201
#BREXIT #EUREF
madness https://t.co/V0Kp3p5CD6
23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
#OOTT 0 NA
247Hayden
Media
RT @Nigel_Farage: It's time to get our borders back,
our democracy back and our country back. #Brexit
https://t.co/eArDsfxlO3
23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
Yorkshir
e,
England
1806 NA
afiqahmnr
RT @ajplus: London's mayor Sadiq Khan crushed a
recent #Brexit debate — while fasting.
23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
Indiana,
USA
614 NA
JoedeBrig
BomberNola
n
elearning_u
tad
Eyeintomyw
orld
RealBiZI1
lindongooda
ll
angel1mcy
nderi_j
Cato_Minor
ampatchara
k
Gr8LakesCz
arina
Mic drop, please.
https://t.co/cN5jMmfvmQ
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
23 Jun 2016,
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. 19:12 - CEST
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
@raymonddelauney hats off to @georgegalloway for 23 Jun 2016,
his stance on #EUref #brexit #Lexit this is the second 19:12 - CEST
time I've agreed with him, fuck!!
#Universidades | Brexit: que consequências para o 23 Jun 2016,
ensino superior?: São quem mais bolsas r...
19:12 - CEST
https://t.co/vi51lNHl6B | #EnsinoSuperior
RT @DarrenMole: Lies
23 Jun 2016,
Talks with Turkey will start in days
19:12 - CEST
Brexit WON'T spark trade war
Eu will NOT reform on open borders & deportation
job…
RT @MenInBoxes: #EUreferendum #EUref
23 Jun 2016,
#BrexitOrNot #Brexit #VoteLeave
19:12 - CEST
https://t.co/nBa3TVNyao
My full educated view I'm #brexit #leave 23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
RT @pictoline: La Batalla del Brexit ha comenzado:
Reino Unido está votando si se va o se queda en la
Unión Europea https://t.co/AudmrcOx20
RT @cobbo3: What's wrong with today's British
rulers? A critical #Brexit vote & they haven't blocked
Twitter and Facebook like some countri…
Die Ehe ist wie die EU.
Also wie eine belagerte Burg:
Die draußen sind wollen rein und die drin sind wollen
raus.
#brexit
'Brexit' à¸à¸²à¸ˆà¸¡à¸µà¸œà¸¥à¸•à¸£à¸°à¸—บ 'Game of
Thrones' https://t.co/4uaJLsPYyx
#VoteLeave “would not only free the Brits from…
EU, it would profoundly shake up the other
23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
Paris 3909 positive
Vila
Real,
Portugal
Herefor
d,
England
San
José
de
Maracay
, Aragua
...BKK...
THAILA
ND...
Hurtling
into the
abyss
0 NA
0 negative
6 NA
18 positive
0 positive
1014 NA
58 NA
0 NA
0 NA
0 positive
hawkgirl198
8
nasosgrigo
RafaelGtrrz
MUFC_E334
Heath20Rob
ert
DrEzekiel_
pipsfinder
EAGCharles
B
bethomas__
SmurfyJCK
BalcoSERCA
T
realdrishay
m
pig_poetry
sectradeide
as
GeorgeWoo
dEFC
capitalgr
membersâ€â€”@AmbJohnBolton
https://t.co/Z3aOfq7Zx0
I #VoteOut for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr
& unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you
vote? #ivoted
https://t.co/7NBSSRqp0H
RT @pitsirikos: Αν νικήσει το Brexit, αϕϕιο
το Ï€Ïωί ο Κάμεϕον θα διώξει τον
ΒαÏουφάκη. #BrexitOrNot #BremainVsBrexit
#EUref
"Brexit", con impacto transitorio en mercados,
afirman especialistas
I #VoteOut for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr
& unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you
vote? #ivoted
https://t.co/MpQlTqwamT
RT @PaulJamesOakley: #iVoted. Proud to be one of
millions of Brits looking forward to a bright future
outside the EU. #Brexit https://t.co/…
I #VoteOut for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr
& unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you
vote? #ivoted https://t.co/sYvRbuvtXR
#Pipsfinder Instant: RT HalftimeReport: John Rogers,
CEO of ArielFunds gives his #brexit s…
https://t.co/AvxpayPoHE https://t.co/6NVNDBG6xQ
RT @Citizensmif21: Every vote counts! Make sure
everyone you know with a vote gets out there!
#VoteLeave #LabourLeave #EUref #Brexit https:…
I'm actually terrified that Brexit may win on the back
of extreme weather preventing people (like me) from
reaching a polling station
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/7AWxvBFUs7
EN DIRECTE, parlem amb @polmorillas
@CidobBarcelona sobre #Brexit amb òptica catalana
https://t.co/7d9P3rc4tX
Investors feeling positive over Brexit outcome
https://t.co/HWMfUyPROT
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria.
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
Wall Street marches ahead as Brexit seen unlikely
https://t.co/AafMQ2urj2 via @Reuters
I #VoteOut for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr
& unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you
vote? #ivoted https://t.co/yiad4nFvhD
Î ÏŽÏ‚ βλÎπουν το ενδεχόμενο Brexit οι
ελληνικÎÏ‚ Ï„Ïάπεζες
https://t.co/CdwzKmkpR4
23 Jun 2016,
19:12 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:29 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:29 - CEST
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19:29 - CEST
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19:29 - CEST
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Sheffiel
d,
England
0 NA
Οπου
γαμος
και
χαϕα..
......
3 negative
Mexico 0 NA
M6 0 NA
IN
ENGLAN
D.
A nearly
peaceful
place
WORDL
WIDE
Oxfords
hire
7 NA
0 NA
0 NA
5 positive
SW9 0 NA
Bristol 0 NA
Catalun
ya
Novato,
CA
Athens,
Greece
0 NA
0 NA
4066 positive
0 NA
0 NA
0 NA
kironetv
TheAbsTime
s
_Iogan
ggomezQ
f_beavis
The latest The kironetv Daily!
https://t.co/ey7MQ3bMK4 Thanks to @maryebrewer
@LeBronJames #brexit #euro2016
Brexit is just one example of the political problems
Europe is facing https://t.co/S0pRApnz2c
https://t.co/yvvGwSc4b4
@jfcarpio si gana el Brexit Escocia e Irlanda planean
nuevos referendum sobre permanencia en UK, para
volver a EU jaja
RT @infinitafm: Salario mÃnimo,marcha estudiantil,
Brexit,Farc,la Roja y más AHORA en @mundoinfinita
con @ggomezQ y @valenzuelagabi →https:…
RT @RoyCropperNOT_: Me and Ken just kicked out
the polling station for shitting in the ballot box.
#Brexit https://t.co/kp2cgUUIjL
23 Jun 2016,
19:29 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:29 - CEST
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19:29 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
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Worldwi
de
Lincoln,
NE
0 NA
0 NA
0 NA
chile 1 NA
125 NA
stevenjohnc
ole
TrumptonC
BI
Paul1Singh
Pharmdca
SOTWIFUN
NY
FN_Nachric
hten
maria_parra
58
BenDeCosi
mo
DinoFancell
u
SolidSnakeU
k89
zoecorkhill
RT @V_of_Europe: Who is the shooter in Germany? Is
the German media censoring Islamic again to avoid a
'pro Brexit effect' in the UK? https…
RT @disclaimermag: Editorial: Damn the Houses of
#Brexit and #Bremain by voting with enthusiasm
#StrongerInEurope: https://t.co/GGblEGk6mg…
RT @b_tweet: PSA to my UK friends: #usepens for
your Brexit "leave" vote or else squads of MI5 agents
armed with erasers will furiously era…
@paulwoll agree Paul. Everyone expecting bremain
not brexit. iam cautious here as nothing factored in if
we get a surprise brexit vote
I hope the citizens of #Britain make the right decision
and do a #Brexit
BREXIT/ROUNDUP 4: Historisches EUReferendum
spaltet Großbritannien Rennen eng
https://t.co/8GFyRLBHM1
RT @gaceta_es: El Brexit, a la luz de la moral
https://t.co/rTrDezDPVc https://t.co/qDOk8a8Nzv
#Brexit ppl who be like "we want OUR DEMOCRACY
BACK" https://t.co/3ztuz9w3nu
RT @BritishAwake: Absolutely positively the last
throw of the dice from #Remain
#Brexit you have been warned!
https://t.co/K4qzeXE8CN
Pencilgate erupts as police called to EU referendum
polling station after woman lends other voters her
PEN https://t.co/p9xE1SmsGH
I liked a @YouTube video https://t.co/WMe5JWSvUd
James Corden on Brexit: Vote to Stay in the EU
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
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19:46 - CEST
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19:46 - CEST
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19:46 - CEST
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19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
stoke on
trent
Trumpt
onshire
City of
London
Europe
Californi
a, USA
38 NA
2 negative
1 positive
0 negative
United
0 NA
States
Zürich 0 NA
La
Coruña
, Galicia
España
.
1 NA
London 0 neutral
United
Kingdo
m
Around
the
world
Birming
ham, UK
8 negative
0 NA
0 NA
victorbenito
86
L_Amalgam
eur
RT @quiquepeinado: Si gana el Brexit, ¿Islandia pasa
a cuartos?
Etant donné que les gens qui sont pour le #Brexit
sont des arriérés, vous ne les entendrez pas sur
@franceinfo.
Aucun intérêt.
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
Arganda
del Rey
FR...
enfin ce
qu'il en
reste
104 NA
1 NA
MuriMursic
KikoPeres
JMokha_
Blake2_0
SexenioCD
MX
Capezzone
sallyshin
saints247
FearAnLoat
hin
yoga4tea
FrenchForTr
ump
#Résumé
@MatevzNovak @lucijausaj do izbrane meje tudi jaz
podpiram #Brexit. Upoštevaje politiĕno evolucijo
naslednikov partizanov pa?
Brexit {Britain exiting the EU} ~ The Movie Full Film
https://t.co/FgbcIOgcJY via @pfc_net
RT @missingfaktor: Brexit. Grexit. Departugal.
Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria. Finish.
Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
RT @robmanuel: A vote for Brexit is a vote for a man
who doesn't understand how capos work.
https://t.co/QNRLaaE5GX
David Cameron emite su voto en el #Brexit
https://t.co/xzWNVELbB8
RT @formichenews: Chi soffrirebbe di più con la
Brexit L'intervento di Daniele Capezzone
https://t.co/l2SiG5iWZM
RT @CNBCSocial: In a stunning turn of events, it's
raining in London. That won't stop CNBC's
@kaylatausche from reporting #Brexit ☔ https:/…
People are losing their minds and humour over #Brexit
Slagging each other off because you think different to
them. Shame.
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/f2UkOorndM
RT @TheCanarySays: However Britain votes today,
David Cameron is f*cked https://t.co/1OfJn4w34A
#olsx #euref #ivoted #remain #brexit #VoteL…
RT @JaredWyand: How’s it feel Brits knowing the
Muslim population you let in is voting against your
independence today?
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
19:46 - CEST
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20:03 - CEST
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20:03 - CEST
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Å tajers
ka
0 NA
Brasil 0 NA
Kitwe 6011 positive
Lincoln 7589 NA
Distrito
Federal
New
York, NY
Southa
mpton
Brighton
- IG:
FearAnL
oathin
Miami,
FL
0 NA
1 NA
13 NA
0 negative
0 positive
25 negative
87 positive
#Brexit #VoteLeave…
annecagle https://t.co/w5NMjiQgKV #brexit Please don't leave. 23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
TimBukOne
NEWS
davidkski
$JSESBK #STANBANK View article
https://t.co/4BVtCTtaZv https://t.co/kIxlYCmWt5
RT @Snowden: No matter the outcome, #Brexit polls
demonstrate how quickly half of any population can
be convinced to vote against itself. Q…
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
Pacific
Northw
est
South
Africa
Yardley
Pa-NYC
& in-
0 positive
0 neutral
5318 neutral
sonalewsr
leechjoe21
MaggieLear
month
FuckBoats
TheTradingS
heep
ophuels
fonsvyncke
AK47Goone
r
majowski19
59
UnknownLib
ra
santhusitay
i_libros
RT @ianbremmer: This is what the Brexit ballot looks
like, for those curious. https://t.co/XWH5WXLMCV
RT @Y_Eurosceptics: #Brexit guarantees accountable
leaders, controlling immigration, signing our own
trade deals & no more eurozone bailout…
RT @ARTQUESTLONDON: What today might mean for
artists https://t.co/nWiNtE4Lks via @hyperallergic
https://t.co/daQ2RPDdpM
RT @RealAlexJones: #Brexit Insider: EU The ‘New
Soviet Union’ https://t.co/XtSlcLzqvu
RT @Stop_The_EU: It's time to take back control
#Brexit #VoteLeave https://t.co/ScqneMkfn2
18hrs and counting: Im Liveblog berichten wir die
ganze Nacht durchgehend aus London.
https://t.co/r8EtnZw2zH #HandelsblattUK
Eentje uit oude doos,nog brandend actueel#brexit
https://t.co/80CUUgy9od
That same paranoia that makes people ignore what
almost every major organisation advises on #brexit is
now making them spoil their vote!
Brexit. Co może czekać Polaków mieszkających
na Wyspach https://t.co/pk8o3BUDo1
RT @lesoir: #vidéo «Remain or leave»: la pluie
pourrait faire basculer le #Brexit
https://t.co/2VG4kY6WjC https://t.co/LRFSSXLd8E
RT @washingtonpost: 8 Brexit voters reveal their
thoughts on Europe https://t.co/VqAHDXM79O
https://t.co/0iUt6Leuco
RT @OpenBritain: Labour MPs with a genuine interest
for workers understand the #EU
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
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20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
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20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
#EURef #Brexit #Lexit #LabourLeave @labourleave
https:/…
AnaPauVdz Brexit 23 Jun 2016,
20:03 - CEST
danhurrell1 RT @MichelleDewbs: IBeen frustrated by people who 23 Jun 2016,
988
feel that voting for Brexit is somehow 'backward 20:20 - CEST
antoniobb1
953
thinking'. I'm outward looking but to th…
RT @AmbBatet: Defensem més integració i ens
oposem als populismes que volen destruir el projecte
europeu, com avui mateix veiem #Brexit #un…
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
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n
Adelaid
e, South
Australi
a
╽ ´-
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Düssel
dorf
Guildfor
d
Derby
UK
Ciudad
Autóno
ma de
Buenos
Aire
176
countrie
s
151 neutral
15 negative
8 neutral
7 neutral
162 positive
0 positive
0 negative
0 negative
0 neutral
1 negative
18 negative
27 positive
Mexico 0 neutral
Richmo
nd,
England
103 negative
4 negative
CaimanValo
res
faizwahab
cerecun
dmedri
HighTechAzt
ec
Commented on Market Prices Brexit Failure; For
Colombia, The War Is Over Bezek's Daily Briefing
https://t.co/J8mLMxP6t4 $GXG $DEO $EC $CIB
RT @WSJ: Why a Brexit matters to the U.K. auto
industry—Live coverage of EU referendum vote:
https://t.co/TitHSlPmFn https://t.co/rHP4DTGyGX
RT @JazRabadia: The @EnergyInstitute
#EnergyBarometer suggests impacts of brexit negative
on the world of Energy https://t.co/d3Sl5BarFZ
Sleepless in the City Lets Traders Bet Billions on Brexit
Result https://t.co/xH3J2l4VWm #business #trading
#finance
RT @Newsweek: EU referendum live coverage: Britain
heads to the polls for historic vote
https://t.co/hTN517ePCa #Brexit
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
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20:20 - CEST
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20:20 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
Wozdog2 Another reason to #Brexit https://t.co/4MwQ8RNL9J 23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
JoseMa_Ro
23 Jun 2016,
uge
20:20 - CEST
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s
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RT @teleSURtv: Conoce todo sobre la posible salida
del #ReinoUnido de la Unión Europea. #Brexit >>>>
https://t.co/CqtLV2FPw3 https://t.co/k…
New post: Gold Ends Lower; RiskOn Marketplace Just
Ahead Of Brexit Results https://t.co/Hdu72cl2Kz
You know what's offtopic interesting about #brexit &
#remain to me as an American? The UK still votes on
paper. I miss paper voting.
A man was seriously injured after being stabbed
outside a polling station. https://t.co/7MoS20RVry
I keep looking at my Spanish neighbours wondering if
they're thinking "Let's hope he pisses off back to the
UK!" #Brexit
RT @D_Blanchflower: doesn't often happen but we
certainly agree Brexit looks like a potential disaster in
the making https://t.co/XzFvlfMQ…
RT @pinobici: @SkyTG24 dallo studio : "code per
cambiare £ in €".
Inviato a Londra "no francamente non mi risulta"
Comici! #Brexit
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
casiosr RT @MarkusSuedwitz: Brexit at Tiffany's #brexitfilme 23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
euanfranklin RT @RoosterTeeth: Gus, Gavin, Brandon, Chris, and 23 Jun 2016,
special guest Sally Le Page discuss Brexit, tits, and 20:20 - CEST
more!
Colombi
a
Italy /
Europe
Houston
, TX
Ciudad
de
Méxic
o.
United
States
Atlanta,
GA
0 neutral
29 neutral
1 negative
0 negative
9 neutral
0 neutral
5 neutral
0 neutral
0 negative
Horden,
County
Durham
,
England
0 negative
España 0 negative
Hambur
g
Southa
mpton,
England
2 negative
8 negative
1 neutral
40 neutral
frylieminog
ue
https://t.co/hfPbJu4eXs http…
@OurSonJack Never mind brexit, I am more
concerned about whether I can actually get all this
yogurt eaten
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20:20 - CEST
0 neutral
simpleman0
1
RT @NetizenNick: #VoteLeave on #Brexit to
#LeaveEU.
23 Jun 2016,
20:20 - CEST
Dorset. 6 positive
https://t.co/MyzTuyxeu5
#BrexitOrNot
#EUreferendum
#Britain
#British
#UK
#EU
#Replace…
jcoralpark
Kazi_France
robotforexn
ews
fxtraderbasi
cs
UTNONDICA
M
fxtraderbasi
cs
HATEMAGA
ZIN
kellythornall
ey
pamelafoti
Ed_Demolay
runwildsafar
is
m_harboe
eqlia_nozo
mu
RT @Italians4Trump: Twitter is censoring #iVoted
#Leave Votes!
29 #Leave vs 139 #Remain Votes in 15 min!
#Brexit #EUref #BrexitOrNot https…
ℹ #Infos • Les jeunes britanniques sontils la clé
du référendum sur le Brexit?: Les jeunes
Britanniques, maj... https://t.co/MOQPx5EzDw
BREAKING Brexit exit poll news!
https://t.co/T6meEzizAr [red]
The Brexit vote is playing out in the market exactly like
the Scottish referendum: Comparing the S...
https://t.co/U7UOMFZP6c [#fxBlogs]
Final opinion polls show Remain ahead of Brexit
https://t.co/snJ2wT75XC
BREAKING Brexit exit poll news!: Livesquawk in
conjunction with the Press Association will be cond...
https://t.co/bPDGWchYnd [#fxBlogs]
RT @HenryksBruder: Nicht ferwechseln PLZ
Propaganda Edition
#Brexit #Bremain #BrexitOrNot #VoteLeave
#StrongerIn #strongerineurope https:…
@Richardesty don't make a haste brEXIT you might
LEAVE something!! Haha I got to stop with these now
RT @SkyTG24: #Brexit, l'editoriale del direttore
@sarahvaretto: https://t.co/BE7guRdpXo
https://t.co/XfoQkdMPj6
RT @Death2RapeGangs: Farage’s final rallying call:
‘It’s us versus the Establishment go and vote
for #Britain' https://t.co/VAGZrFYnLm #B…
RT @ReutersBiz: Brexit vote could make Friday freaky
on Wall Street: https://t.co/HiOVxKEmAe
https://t.co/t7onXNVKP3
RT @tAEnketank: Hvis #Brexit bliver en realitet kan
det koste op mod 13.000 danske job #dkøko
https://t.co/nVT0IofLbg
Brexit vote: What the UK potentially leaving the EU
means for tech CNET https://t.co/d8ozi5y4cQ
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United
States
Ü.T:
48.8667
47,2.30
7372
Karachi,
Pakistan
MalmÃ
¶,
Sweden
82 negative
0 positive
0 negative
0 positive
0 negative
MalmÃ
¶,
Sweden
0 negative
Berlin 2 neutral
Boston,
England
United
States
Pretoria
, South
Africa
Frederik
sberg
ã“ã“ï
¼•
0 positive
14 negative
7 neutral
15 positive
2 positive
0 positive
InomineX
imtiaz_sami
pure_singh
JulieMontoy
a20
pjv1968
lukegreen71
TomLefek
ArnoLeblanc
menzaghich
risti
_ignaciomol
ina
StevePerson
ally
RealNinjetta
jackthelad3
47
larsbecker
#Brexit Sie sollten ihr #Bildungsbürgertum
überdenken, wenn sie wie ein #Idiot
(https://t.co/t8cZaReVCn) plappern
https://t.co/FK0REzf7cd
RT @sardesairajdeep: When I hear the 'Britain first'
anti migrant rhetoric of the Brexit brigade, wonder if
patriotism is last refuge of ha…
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria.
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
Just voted in #EUreferendum. Goodbye freedom, low
prices, human rights; hello uncertainty. At least I will
know I did not vote for #Brexit.
@omnescontra1 @ZilteBotte
Bij #Risk is het ook het moeilijkste continent om te
veroveren en te houden. #EU #Brexit
RT @ralphallwood: Britain is too great to vote for
Brexit! Check out the important opinion piece by
@Avaaz ED Ricken Patel: https://t.co/3f…
It is going to be long long night... #Brexit #ForexTrade
#Sterling #GBPUSD #InOrOut
Matt is Brit en studeert in Nederland. Hij denkt dat
een #Brexit voor veel problemen zorgt voor hem.
https://t.co/abKBkJ7W8D #nosop3
RT @LigueParis: .@MCVergiat et @CR_SOLIDAR
déconstruisent le discours médiatique sur le
#Brexit
#150ansLigue https://t.co/H13DsWw1Vo
RT @rielcano: ¿Y si gana el “Brexit― en el
referéndum? @_ignaciomolina escribe sobre el
complejo proceso de negociación
https://t.co/2UNivN…
RT @Dakeb_MCFC: Even if the govt wanted to rescue
the UK steel industry it can't. EU rules prevent state
aid. #Brexit #IVotedLeave
@Patriotic_Me #Merkel is one evil person and Google
isn't much better
We are being controlled
#Brexit #EUreferendum https://t.co/enK1CO5eqg
Daily Stormer: Brexit: Jo Cox’ Death was Not a
Tragedy and the World is a Better Place Without Her.
https://t.co/1gzWhjCW5K
Too True.
#brexit? Bei der @JEF_de und Policy Lab im Plan B an
der @Leuphana_Uni. Die @NDRReporter sind auch
gerade eingetroffen.
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island 0 negative
31°14'
29 N,
77°2'1
2 E
Ludhian
a, India
183 neutral
4534 positive
0 negative
0 negative
London
and
Notting
hamshir
e
1 positive
England 0 negative
Hilversu
m
0 negative
1 negative
Spain 1 neutral
United
Kingdo
m
AMERIC
A
46 positive
0 negative
Hell 0 positive
Europe 0 neutral
christopherc
pa2
Think_Blue_
Sky
Coronach68
E
MichaelWhi
te
jameskirkup
BenBridgwa
y
JobsterPoer
st
talkbackny
Come on #Britain make history and become self
governing #Brexit
@TeessideWoes @FarndonDavid @GoldmanSachs
Personally I would rather live in a worldwide street
than a Euro culdesac #Brexit
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted
https://t.co/pHF4cz7E3M
@MakeVotesMatter On contrary , I merely correct
naive PR errors of others, we have enough panacea
politics for one day with Brexit
Last thought before disco nap: wrote this in March.
Standing by it now: Remain wins, Cameron loses.
https://t.co/Su6qS7tYbo
I #VoteOut for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr
& unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you
vote? #ivoted https://t.co/30MMeplxaG
RT @mkopNY: Let us be clear: #BREXIT is now a
certainty, heavy rain all day tdy in #London favors the
fevered, that is Brexiters https://t.…
RT @paleofuture: Brexit exit polls, probably
Wut: 37%
You havin a laff: 29%
Oi mate: 71%
Chim chimney chim chimney chim chim cheroo: 94%
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The
Hamme
r
0 neutral
London 0 neutral
Wrong
side of
the
Solway
0 positive
UK 0 negative
London 0 negative
New
York
0 positive
4 negative
NYC 67 negative
CristinaAles
si1
beoxman
HiConstanti
no
JonMelling1
BtzMedina
ghe4m
RT @limesonline: Le università britanniche sono vs
#Brexit
Non solo x questione di principio
https://t.co/jf8jNckFhU
@EmiBarbiroglio https:…
RT @beoxman: ¿Apoyas el Brexit? #encuesta #Brexit
#BrexitOrNot #uk
RT @Snowden: No matter the outcome, #Brexit polls
demonstrate how quickly half of any population can
be convinced to vote against itself. Q…
RT @GrahamSmith_: Absolutely. Next referendum
should be on the monarchy. https://t.co/dd7irj1vJS
RT @DailyMirror: Brexit the horse ran at Newbury
today but where did it finish? https://t.co/EibU4i8e86
https://t.co/Xekjy5zjfN
RT @HonourCovenant: #DavidCameron warns #Brits
that their #Offshore #Panama #Inheritances will be at
risk if they #VoteLeave #Brexit ht…
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14 neutral
Mi casa
⇄
resto
del
mundo.
1 neutral
GDL 5706 neutral
York 24 positive
5 negative
15 positive
emrachy
bolsamania
DuncanOlea
ry
RosyKnight
DunnyLFC_
alysamartin
_
murray_33
CurlyMoust
ache1
Natt
gollyboys
AGreekCitiz
en
ADOREMAD
Z
FamieRedna
p
malaziherna
dla
MSL2769
RT @WilfredFrost: What could follow Brexit? Italeave.
Czechout. Oustria. Finish. Slovakout. Latervia.
Byegium. Or my personal favourite D…
RT @madrid_almu: El Brexit se desinfla: las apuestas
por la permanencia se disparan al 84%
https://t.co/fODEyAU58Y vÃa @Bolsamania
Nice @JohnRentoul piece looking at who the Remain
and Leave voters are
https://t.co/crP4InOusv
RT @DavidJo52951945: Gigantic turnout of Labour
voters in Northern England voting for leave
https://t.co/OimMxv6jvO
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/yyOk5cwIKd
Well if #Brexit happens and their economy crashes I'm
hoping to get some cheap vacations out of the deal
RT @OnlineMagazin: ‼Take 1 min. & 3 seconds:
Europe is a war zone, the EU has nothing under
control. Woman among savage. #Brexit now! http…
RT @LudwigBollaerts: "For £ 100.000 I hold any sign"
#brexit #bremain #socialism
https://t.co/ZVXHYNFEGW
@VienneseStrudel Yes, I thought I'd see what it was
like in the dark heart of Brexit, but there's just a pall of
despair everywhere.
RT @WSJ: Sterling soars after ‘Brexit’ poll shows
preference to stay in EU
https://t.co/uP2JKJOTLo https://t.co/hN6g345G79
Για νοθεία με τη βοήθεια της MI5
κάνουν λόγο οι υποστηÏικτÎÏ‚ του
Brexit: Σβήνουν τις ψήφους και τις
αλλάζουν.....
https://t.co/0BQJvBr69Q
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/H4JJEdu8Qp
@toadmeister @vote_leave Well done Toby,your on
my one to watch out for in the future list #brexit
#VoteLeave
kod mene na twitteru #Brexit ne trenduje . ma sve nas
zabole
RT @MoneyWeek: Bernard Connolly: why George
Soros is wrong about Brexit and the pound
https://t.co/vmx6Dlw4IZ https://t.co/WQb1EADIpE
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839 positive
Madrid 1 negative
Yorkshir
e
fuck off
x
Hambur
g, NY &
Findlay,
OH
Antwer
p,
Vlaande
ren-
Flanders
Redhill,
Surrey
georgie
&
tuesday
London,
England
Thürin
gen,
Deutsch
land
50.1065
, -
5.5551
0 positive
73 positive
0 positive
0 negative
234 negative
2 negative
0 negative
96 positive
0 neutral
0 positive
0 positive
0 positive
2 negative
EwanLawry
william_why
te
emmstoen
CouncillorEd
50106019HI
ST
Efecto_Gam
onal
Farazzle92
TheGraham
F
krisrow09
Indysco500
bogdy_tinna
hsandeman
WIRED
PMN81
jonathan_re
pp
@DavidJo52951945 @LouiseMensch Don't forget, Ken
Livingstone will emigrate if we #Brexit
If my road is representative, there won't be any votes
for #brexit. Then again, this is North Oxford. We voted
for AV in the last one.
RT @Zziagenio78: Studio Aperto consiglia
all'Inghilterra di non uscire dall'Europa nelle ore più
calde, bere molta acqua e mangiare tanta f…
RT @NicholasPegg: ’Twas Brexit, and the slithy
Goves
Did lie and grumble in the Mail,
All Menschy were the Boris droves,
And Nigel Farage i…
RT @FT: From the archive: Here's why Americans are
so alarmed by the Brexit vote
https://t.co/g6BlstyfFT https://t.co/snNXuwtL9Q
RT @wikileaks: LIVE NOW: The #BrexitClub with
#Assange, MIA, Varoufakis & others discussing UK
referendum to leave the EU https://t.co/LVU0…
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted
https://t.co/pYY5oYPhBq
@timothydclark should've said Brexit polls!hahagaha
oh god please don't leave the EU
https://t.co/yV0sMVxTaM I mean, you have my
attention, Brexit.
@McFc_Winners @beckymparry seriously I don't
think I can lose, remain I'll be happy, brexit and we get
indy so even better 1/2
RT @FrDesouche: Comme pour l'Autriche, BFM ne fait
des reportages sur le #brexit que dans les quartiers
chics ou immigrés
RT @toadmeister: Just been knocking up on a council
estate in Hammersmith. Leave outnumbered Remain
by 20:1 #Brexit https://t.co/SFnC1efWgv
Brexit backers are forgetting that the internet erases
borders: https://t.co/g8jPUcl05B
https://t.co/jprx7SDk3V
RT @amirsadjady: Remain camp says there's no post
#brexit economic plan, what's "their plan" when the
last ounce of UK sovereignty is dimin…
RT @thedragonschool: Dragons held their own
#debate today #EUref #InOrOut
#Remain won, stealing 3 votes from their opposing
Brexit team! h…
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Birming
ham,
England
Oxford,
UK
0 negative
0 negative
pluto 361 positive
Holywell
, Wales
United
Kingdo
m
Liverpo
ol
Gamona
l
Neighbo
urhood
Notting
ham,
England
11 negative
21 negative
48 positive
0 positive
0 positive
Omaha,
0 negative
NE
Scotland 0 negative
Paris,
France
Hampsh
ire UK
San
Francisc
o/New
York
Redditc
h,
Worcs
Here,
there
and
everywh
ere
60 negative
100 negative
2 negative
77 negative
1 negative
CancunVaCo
nMau
EgemenKY
NewsPuppe
t
PropertyHel
ping
KushRatna
1FIow
nufcno1fan
ellisaddick
markdmorti
mer
SarwarDeSo
to
Peso sin efectos por Brexit; dólar baja más de 20
centavos y cotiza en 18.30 https://t.co/xBBUXYlrJs
RT @AlnusFX: Dr. K. Dağhan Gökçe canlı
yayında Brexit'i değerlendiriyor. 24/06/2016 saat
01:00 https://t.co/rgacecJl8q https://t.co/Ntk…
These are people stranded by extreme weather on
Brexit day, who are likely not going to be able to vote.
https://t.co/uBldzVK1pY
RT @Dorian_Belvoir: Buytolet mortgage rates fall on
Brexit fears and stamp duty hangover
https://t.co/c4HHZFBtJ4 #mortgage #property
RT @CNN: What would a #Brexit mean for you? Our
guide: https://t.co/e2zBtTQQYm #EUref
https://t.co/olxKFUHneH
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/QEzMJdTAWM
RT @MikeHookemMEP: BREXIT BOOT: Ten of UK’s
most distinguished retired military officers call for
Leave vote https://t.co/yi26B0tkDS
RT @igeldard: LEAVE before the EU manages to create
its own armed forces #VoteLeave and #Brexit in the
#EUreferendum https://t.co/IhLid1EFta
I #VoteOut for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr
& unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you
vote? #ivoted https://t.co/mnAAbNBh13
RT @Truce_JTTM: Older people of #Britain, please
don't ruin our future on Thursday. The majority of the
younger people want to stay.
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23 Jun 2016,
21:45 - CEST
Ä°stanb
ul
San
Diego,
CA
KENYAF
RICA
Newcast
le/Gates
head
Motting
ham
0 negative
1 neutral
0 negative
3 negative
85 negative
0 positive
40 positive
10 positive
leeds 0 positive
Derby,
England
13 negative
6byNine
pang5
HelenB_Sca
pe
ANDREAZA
NETTIN
gmcstockpic
ks
#vote…
RT @NicholasPegg: ’Twas Brexit, and the slithy
Goves
Did lie and grumble in the Mail,
All Menschy were the Boris droves,
And Nigel Farage i…
RT @ianbremmer: Stop calling it 'Euroskepticism.’
It’s really ‘Eurohostility’—and it’s not
going away. My latest for @Time. https://t.co/5x…
RT @ScapeCEO: With the #EUref finally upon us
Victoria Brambini discusses how a #Brexit could affect
the #publicsector @psenews https://t.c…
RT @franzrusso: #Brexit dall'analisi dei tweet nelle
ultime 24 ore #Remain prevale su #Leave by
@blueclaw
#socialmedia #politics https://t…
RT @moneymorning: How a #Brexit today could mean
a @realDonaldTrump presidency tomorrow:
https://t.co/0QyyHvsu9X
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21:45 - CEST
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England 123 negative
Tehran 60 negative
Notting
ham,
England
Houston
, Texas
5 negative
17 negative
1 negative
olympius23
RT @LouDobbs: Why Would Brexit Not Pass? Video
shows 'woman tourist' attacked by mob in Paris
https://t.co/kYJ2cEnm3o via @MailOnline #Amer…
23 Jun 2016,
21:45 - CEST
oscaron So. Are there any #brexit results so far? 23 Jun 2016,
21:45 - CEST
RuggAlan
NikolausVon
Myra
lvphillies08
kristenbgran
t
RT @Dwalingen: VOTE! Don't stay home. Don't think
the battle is won. Vote & celebrate UK Independence
Day. #Brexit #VoteLeave #EU https://t…
RT @GideonBoess: Wer für #Brexit ist,will wieder
die Weltmeere beherrschen.Danke,
@heutejournal,jetzt weiß ich Bescheid. Dachte
schon, es w…
RT @CodeAud: What at stake with #Brexit? How
#Brexit is important for the future of #Europe ?
https://t.co/sO34Lm4vfe
RT @willrahn: For all those following #Brexit today,
here's a quick and easy guide to the British class
system. https://t.co/TLeCrRMTVd
23 Jun 2016,
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Viterbiensis @owenjbennett Good man Owen. BREXIT all the way. 23 Jun 2016,
21:45 - CEST
crmazu RT @pictoline: La Batalla del Brexit ha comenzado: 23 Jun 2016,
Reino Unido está votando si se va o se queda en la 21:45 - CEST
Unión Europea https://t.co/AudmrcOx20
NVJRobins1
zamamiyaga
rei
Jesus__Prin
cess
beautybyth
ebun
Mirrorart4u
Mala
colingreen4
2
RT @Avaaz: Just 1.5 hours left to go vote! We are
stronger together. Choose Love #VoteRemain #EUref
#Brexit #referendum https://t.co/2ak…
RT @Reuters_co_jp:
英国ã®æ®‹ç•™æ”¯æŒ52ã€é›¢è„±æ”¯æŒ•48ã‚
¤ãƒ—ソスモリ調査 https://t.co/AbGwflR69h
@vote_leave @LeaveEUOfficial 800 Machines
IGNORED CROSS Symbols Ballots #Brexit Computers
Only Counted Remain Votes https://t.co/1wBgx45gOt
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/DIdyg8DDiV
EXCLUSIVE: Record Turnout Of Working Class Voters
Revives Brexit Hopes https://t.co/al9Fa4uZcC
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted
https://t.co/quFHnblWSq
23 Jun 2016,
21:45 - CEST
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21:45 - CEST
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Galactic
Sector
ZZ9
Plural Z
A
LAS
VEGASL
AND
213 negative
0 negative
42 positive
93 neutral
10 positive
368 positive
Viterbo 0 positive
Tegucig
alpa,
Hondur
as
1427 neutral
London 22 negative
事務
所é–
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京都ä
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Blackbu
rn,
England
283 neutral
0 negative
0 positive
0 positive
sheffield 0 positive
45rosalies
sirfofodot
deivida9027
7695
electo_mani
a
xeniaalexia
MKwadyo
Madchester
Manc
Rothchildha
ter
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OrlandoMili
an9
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LondonBC
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NoToSepara
tism
JohnG500
RT @KinaRestall: Another vote cast for democracy,
hope & freedom ✖ #LeaveEU #Brexit #VoteLeave
https://t.co/lth6mhCmC0
RT @Independent: #dogsatpollingstations is back
https://t.co/ygRdXrcx66 https://t.co/njyKdtIlgO
RT @eggpickled: #EU #Brexit #Leave
https://t.co/XGgbAl3ZZo
Casi 46 millones y medio de británicos llamados a las
urnas #brexit
Europe Union referendum: final hours of historic
Brexit poll – live https://t.co/jnpc3YJkhc
Brexit Backers Are Forgetting the Internet Erases
Borders #afrogeek https://t.co/ONPPRWbhNJ
A lot of generalisation going on regarding folks
political persuasion during this #Brexit referendum. I
mean, I'm a lefty and #IVotedLeave
RT @JohnnyVedmore: #Remain in the EU and let
sleeping dogs lay. #Brexit #VoteStay #VoteRemain
#VoteLeave #EUref
#StrongerIn https://t.co/v…
#maratonamentana #brexit #economisti #politici non
capite un cazzo solo fiato #sprecato e purtroppo
#superpagato
RT @z_mississippi: Karl Rove has just called the
#Brexit vote for Ohio
RT @latelateshow: Ahead of Thursday's #Brexit vote,
James expresses his support for the United Kingdom
to remain in the EU.
https://t.co/4F…
RT @dotty4paws: Poppy voted biscuit not #Brexit!
#dogsatpollingstations #EUref #EUreferendum
#dogsoftwitter https://t.co/JDYg53wOzg
Standing in the queue by 10pm YOU WILL GET TO
VOTE. Your #EUref vote WILL COUNT. You can do this.
We can do this. #brexit #remain
No One to Trust: the Anger That Connects Brexit,
Trump, Le Pen Bloomberg Politics
https://t.co/qHIfuTGt6p
Polls close in just over an hour. Here's our
whattowatch guide to #Brexit night.
https://t.co/Gtu1AHwfVL via @business #EUref
#DI Lång tid och hårda förhandlingar före en
brexit: Vad blir nästa steg om Storbritannien röstar
för att läm... https://t.co/oiOF9fs26z
The environment, public services & workers' rights are
at risk from Brexit fascists.
#VoteRemain #Remain #StrongerIN
https://t.co/YuZVUhQfJ3
RT @FoxBusiness: Does Queen Elizabeth want the UK
to stay or leave? https://t.co/AKO4aj74Lf #Brexit
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Greece,
Attica
Cote
d'Ivoire
Bolton,
England
Brockw
orth,
England
131 positive
134 neutral
84 positive
0 negative
0 neutral
0 negative
0 positive
9 positive
italia 0 negative
Ridgelan
d MS
Florida,
USA
1 negative
146 negative
2 neutral
London 0 negative
Paris 0 negative
0 negative
Sverige 0 neutral
Britain,
Europe,
Earth
Charlott
e, NC
0 negative
2 positive
bryan_brbe
nnett
thekateyouk
now
RT @Dwalingen: VOTE! Don't stay home. Don't think
the battle is won. Vote & celebrate UK Independence
Day. #Brexit #VoteLeave #EU https://t…
RT @XplodingUnicorn: Dear Britain,
This Brexit vote is all wrong
23 Jun 2016,
22:19 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
22:19 - CEST
Breatain
n Mhòr
Brookly
n, NY
64 positive
114 positive
Churchynet
DenisClenvo
t
Alcodex
aass281564
carsua6
AngieCurwe
n1
MariaADeV
oe
If you want to leave the EU, dump some tea in the
harbor and fight a war…
RT @NicholasPegg: ’Twas Brexit, and the slithy
Goves
Did lie and grumble in the Mail,
All Menschy were the Boris droves,
And Nigel Farage i…
RT @Pat_Riot_72: Sortir de quoi au juste? Le UK n'est
ni dans la zone Euro, ni dans l'espace Schengen. ^^
#Brexit
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria.
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
RT @CNNMoney: Everything you need to know about
UK immigration https://t.co/7GaYlllovO Via
@AlannaPetroff #EURef https://t.co/Iqc5v49Auq
RT @elcomercio: Te explicamos qué es el #Brexit y
cómo puede afectar a Reino Unido y a Europa en 3
minutos ► https://t.co/53EOU5LVC1 https:…
RT @Laura_Sandys: Think of future generations and
the mess that they will have to pick up if we #Brexit
vote remain @StrongerIn https://t.c…
RT @jeepgirl77: Dear UK,
For all our sakes, I hope you vote #RemainINEU during
the #Brexit voting.
23 Jun 2016,
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Sydney 830 negative
U
daljini, u
dalekoj
divljini
الك
ويت
argentin
a
where
in the
world?
1 negative
5253 positive
11 neutral
9 neutral
60 negative
1 negative
Rayonegro0
0
rillkon
Sincerely,
One of those colony kids
RT @felatriz88ATV: Los de Gibraltar están
acojonados con el brexit, a ver quién los enseña a
ellos ahora a hablar inglés...
RT @XplodingUnicorn: Dear Britain,
This Brexit vote is all wrong
23 Jun 2016,
22:19 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
22:19 - CEST
Роѕ
ѕиѕ
1 positive
114 positive
If you want to leave the EU, dump some tea in the
harbor and fight a war…

BicMallary
RT @XplodingUnicorn: Dear Britain,
This Brexit vote is all wrong
23 Jun 2016,
22:19 - CEST
Kentuck
y, USA
114 positive
eisengeheul
If you want to leave the EU, dump some tea in the
harbor and fight a war…
RT @XplodingUnicorn: Dear Britain,
This Brexit vote is all wrong
23 Jun 2016,
22:19 - CEST
hi.mi.ts
u.
114 positive
Daniele3926
0567
ZenMonkey
jpankow
julianbrown
e
JP_Stich
squadrat
Schepizza
FinanciaOnli
ne
ExpatSyndic
ate
JoannaInTex
as
arxidobehs
VeryValenti
na
alex_march
esini
If you want to leave the EU, dump some tea in the
harbor and fight a war…
"I mercati sembrano dire no al Brexit. Ma non
confondiamo la palla di neve con la valanga"
https://t.co/blDuKfIomc #economia #feedly
Adorable. Crossing my fingers for you, my friends.
#Brexit https://t.co/A7PkcwX3GY
Why is it taking so long to learn the results of the
#Brexit vote? If this were the US, the AP would have
already called it yesterday.
RT @Snowden: No matter the outcome, #Brexit polls
demonstrate how quickly half of any population can
be convinced to vote against itself. Q…
RT @nadrosia: Eltern Insider ↓ #brexit
https://t.co/4hYGco8L1p
Dieser massive Vermögenstransfer, der heute
innerhalb einer Nacht stattfindet, bekommt viel zu
wenig Aufmerksamkeit. #zib2 #brexit
I hope I get a cnn notification at 2 AM that's like
"BREXIT OCCURING!!!" And then I feel the earth
rumble.
RT @ReutersBiz: Here's everything you need to know
about Brexit. https://t.co/tCEwq90f25
https://t.co/om9XcmPvRL
UK expats debate Brexit vote from Saskatoon: As
Britain prepares to vote in the historic Brexit refere...
https://t.co/ifMMhPvQev #Expat
I see Brits getting upset with Americans for voicing
opinions on #Brexit That's fine, but should you not
likewise stay out of US politics?
RT @stefen61: Αν Îβλεπαν αυτά τα
ξεφτιλίκια στη Î’Ïετανία μÎχϕι και ο
Κάμεϕον θα ψήφιζε Ï…Ï€ÎÏ• του #Brexit
https://t.co/eiDDpzltfV
These days, British people keep on reacting wrongly to
problems... #freeart #artinthestreets #brexit
#freebody https://t.co/jE9ovWROy8
Minchia, un dottorando! Bidelli a parlare della #brexit
ne abbiamo? #portaaporta
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Californi
0 positive
a
Seattle 0 negative
Woking
ham, UK
Vienna,
Austria
New
York
London,
England
Dallas,
Texas
Calgary,
Canada
6354 neutral
2 negative
0 negative
0 negative
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0 neutral
0 negative
4 neutral
0 positive
0 negative
chiefychieft
on
Danbo12
rikkisawhne
y
ScouseJones
1
MAGA_PoEc
AdamLukeE
ccles
AEIfdp
Viner67
woobasher
MsRoseHyp
nol
RT @nypost: "Game of Thrones" fans should think
twice before supporting #Brexit
https://t.co/QFPwSORCgH
I #VoteIn for the #Brexit #EURef vote with @Brndstr &
unlocked my own Flag Profile pic! What will you vote?
#ivoted https://t.co/PQXjWAwb9Z
[bnet] U.S stocks rally as U.K. votes on Brexit:
230point leap lifts Dow industrials back above 18,000,
firs... https://t.co/GrGPkJQCTJ
Good night BritainIt was nice while it lasted!! I
suppose I will wake up as an #eu citizen #RIP
#LeaveEU #Brexit #FuckCameron
RT @nhk_news: ã€ãƒ©ã‚¤ãƒ–ブãƒã‚°
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RT @Telegraph: #EUref: It's not too late to vote. So
long as you are in the queue by 10pm you will be fine
https://t.co/AMLRF5dRye https://…
RT @DaliborRohac: Just leaving this here for the
record https://t.co/Tsz0exEQkM #EUref #Brexit
#RightSideOfHistory
RT @Dwalingen: VOTE! Don't stay home. Don't think
the battle is won. Vote & celebrate UK Independence
Day. #Brexit #VoteLeave #EU https://t…
RT @NicholasPegg: ’Twas Brexit, and the slithy
Goves
Did lie and grumble in the Mail,
All Menschy were the Boris droves,
And Nigel Farage i…
RT @UnaDiscamus: Come on UK
We can do this!
#independence #autonomy
#IVotedLeave #democracy
#sovereignty #Brexit
#freedom https://t.…
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United
Kingdo
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Suburb
of The
Milky
Way
Blackpo
ol
(spiritua
l home)
23 neutral
0 positive
0 neutral
0 positive
27 negative
16 positive
1 negative
94 positive
998 negative
28 positive
MidelfartJan
a
noleftwing
RT @SPIEGEL_Politik: Hier steht für welche Uhrzeit
ihr euch heute Nacht den Wecker stellen solltet.
#BrexitOrNot #EUref https://t.co/uGPNZm…
RT @JediEconomist: Final Bloomberg #Brexit
roundup.... https://t.co/EFE4cQ4POh
23 Jun 2016,
22:37 - CEST
23 Jun 2016,
22:37 - CEST
5 negative
4 negative
KeralaGuy7
7
djdom1uk
Digi24_HD
last_hussar
valentindign
oes
@michaelsantoli if #brexit wins buy any massive dip
and sell rips. If #Brexit loses, buy dips if it happens or
chase also
7 signs that Brexit is really happening
https://t.co/maf0973ZZy via @POLITICOEurope
#Brexit #LeaveEU #IndependanceDay #VoteLeave
BREXIT | Emil Hurezeanu, despre consecințele
referendumului din Marea Britanie
https://t.co/7E9or6kJ0y
Me leaving the polling station #Brexit #EUref #Remain
https://t.co/VH0TxyVsvd
RT @golub: 'Brexit' to be followed by Grexit.
Departugal. Italeave. Fruckoff. Czechout. Oustria.
Finish. Slovakout. Latervia. Byegium.
23 Jun 2016,
22:37 - CEST
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23 Jun 2016,
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yoyen 7 menit lagi bilik suara tutup untuk #brexit 23 Jun 2016,
22:54 - CEST
daveb700 #brexit Mania! https://t.co/7U03uOTDVK 23 Jun 2016,
22:54 - CEST
aleuru510 RT @EspuelasVox: Good info to understand this 23 Jun 2016,
#Brexit mess. https://t.co/afyE6MELys
22:54 - CEST
FOX10Phoe
nix
Sr_GaliMati
as
vfczyzheljk
ma20
i_vamshi
DateDarte
huckhaas
CedricLng
RT @FoxBusiness: What impact, if any, will the #Brexit
vote have on the U.S. economy?
https://t.co/nbnakeHjQb
@MonumentalCR ¿Qué le sirve al mundo? Los de
la "campaña del miedo" dicen que los mercados
financieros pueden resfriarse si gana el BREXIT.
RT @KKKukushkin: Приблизний чаѕ
оголошеннѕ
результатів #brexit 5 ранку
за київÑьким
Brexit or Bremain: Oil, Gold & FX Trades May See
Vastly Different ShortTerm Plays
https://t.co/4aHxRm2qAC https://t.co/Qb3l9rZWOt
La Brexit fa paura: l'incertezza ha dominato l'asta
impressionista da Christie's a Londra
https://t.co/PmrmMwpOZc
Hat eigentlich jetzt jeder der großen
Klassensprechertwitterer was Pfiffiges zum #Brexit
gebracht oder wird da noch gebrütet?
RT @Leave4Vote: #IVotedLeave #IVotedLeave
THERE HAS BEEN A NEW OFFICIAL PREDICTION
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'It appears Brexit have taken a storming lead
agains…
eriklevert Brexit polls close in six minutes. Wild times. 23 Jun 2016,
22:54 - CEST
0 negative
England 0 positive
Român
ia
United
Kingdo
m
Vienna,
Austria
Nederla
nd
Emmaus
, PA
Fort
Worth,T
X
Phoenix,
AZ
0 negative
0 negative
5494 positive
0 negative
0 negative
16 negative
3 neutral
0 negative
5 neutral
Online! 0 negative
Italia 0 positive
Wiesba
den
Never
Lose
Hope
✈︕
France
(60)
Fort
Worth,
TX, USA
0 positive
1 positive
0 negative
ilovedyoufir
sty
xXxDOWNE
RxXx
HarryWoodl
ey_
ManuelaKC
QbanKendy
Headspanne
r
@NiallOfficial what do you think about #brexit ? 23 Jun 2016,
22:54 - CEST
Die Britten, ja. Aber das Vereinigte Königreich (#UK) 23 Jun 2016,
stimmt ab, nicht Großbritanien (#GB). Unterschied. 22:54 - CEST
Fakt! √ #BREXIT #zdf #daserste
RT @lordcameron_: timeline has gone from brexit to
ian connor 0100
RT @LaszczakClaudia: Less than two hours to go. In
Camden Town most people vote REMAIN! #EUref
#Brexit @dw_business https://t.co/oja0BbErO7
RT @WSJ: Follow our live coverage as the U.K. votes
on whether to make a Brexit from the EU.
https://t.co/bTT9VuBia2 https://t.co/Q6FMzT4Yos
RT @NicholasPegg: ’Twas Brexit, and the slithy
Goves
Did lie and grumble in the Mail,
All Menschy were the Boris droves,
And Nigel Farage i…
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22:54 - CEST
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German
y,
MAINZ
özil
and
payet
enthusia
st
Berlin,
German
y
NEW
YORK
USA
0 neutral
0 positive
1 negative
3 negative
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1144 negative

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I Read FBI's Wild Epstein and Andrew Files: Author | The Daily Beast Podcast
The Daily Beast
Premiered 54 minutes ago The Daily Beast Podcast

Andrew Lownie joins Joanna Coles to examine wild new reporting that Jeffrey Epstein tried to hire a British sniper to kill Prince Andrew — a story now echoed by two separate sources. Joanna presses into the fever-dream paranoia that surrounded Epstein in his final years and the ripple effects now hitting the palace. Lownie, author of the bombshell book ‘Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York,’ explains why, if true, this plot reframes Epstein’s reach and the danger surrounding everyone in his orbit. And Joanna ends by asking the blunt question lingering under all of it: what else was Epstein willing to do that we still don’t know?



Transcript

Trump and Epstein. They're broken. Contact. That Epstein was making threats to expose Trump.
Trump was concerned about that. Epstein thought he might be given a pardon protected by Trump. And that might explain, the story of Epstein's death.
I'm John Nichols, this is the Daily Beast podcast. And today we are talking to the British historian Andrew Loney,
whose remarkable book entitled The Rise and Fall of the House of Yorks really began the unraveling of
Andrew, formerly known as Prince Andrew, now Andrew Loney has, because he's been inundated with new information, started a Substack.
I signed up to it, and I urge you to it's extremely compelling. But he has two outrageous allegations
this weekend that we're going to completely unpack. And I have to say, when I read them, I couldn't quite believe them.
I wasn't sure if they were true. They both involve, of course, Jeffrey Epstein. And we know that Jeffrey Epstein's friendship with Prince Andrew
was part of the reason for Andrew's fall from grace. Anyway, you don't need me to tell you about them.
We're going to talk to Andrew about them, and I don't think you're going to want to look away. So let's get into it.
Andrew, I can't believe how much has happened since we last talked. And it was only, I think three weeks ago.
And you have in your new Substack, two absolutely explosive allegations, which we are going to unpack.
And when I say explosive, they really are. They really are. We will get to them in a minute.
But what I wanted you to do first was give us an update with where we are. We have some embarrassing emails of Prince Andrew coming out
from the Epstein trove, the emails that came out last week. But but where is Prince Andrew right now?
Has he left Royal Lodge and what are the developments since we last spoke when he just lost his title of Prince?
Well, I mean, what I'm hearing, he doesn't seem too concerned. He feels he's a free man now. He's saying he's going to go on dating apps and he's going to go on dating apps.
Really. And you know, he's still in Royal Lodge. They still haven't haven't opened all the present, all the, the parcels that Sir Ferguson ordered and hadn't open to self.
So, I think they're not going to go up to Sandringham till after the New Year.
I'm clearly when all the royal family have left, and I'm not totally convinced he will go to Sandringham.
I there's suspects that he may go somewhere else. We've got, a prosecution being brought by Republic.
We have calls from, former head of Royal security, and I was saying that he should be investigated both for sexual and financial irregularities.
So he's clearly not out of the woods. I mean, there's been a lot of speculation about whether he might go to the Middle East,
a lot of speculation about what Sarah Ferguson is going to do. Will she go to Switzerland? Portugal? Will she have a look at the tower in London?
She's been it's been said that she's going to promote herself as a, a speaker for empowerment and, positivity.
I don't know how that. Well, that's going to go. Empowerment. How is she a speaker for empowerment?
She was being funded by the world's most notorious pedophile. Well, she is a woman, you know, with her own, logic.
But she is a survivor. She she she's been, you know, she's been a, you know, pretty much,
you know, a broken spirit. So particularly in 2010 when she was caught selling access to Andrew
and she came back, she went on Oprah, and people gave her the benefit of the doubt that she had she had repented.
And I think she's going to try this again. I don't think many people think that she's, a busted flush.
So, it's a lot of it's up in the air. I mean, actually, tensions between the King and the Prince of Wales over how this is handled.
The king's authority, I think, has been a bit diminished by the fact that he didn't act sooner and more ruthlessly.
As you say, there are these lines coming out, Andrew fro from the Epstein disclosures showing him to being panicking.
Really? When the story of Jeffrey broke. Of course, that kind of goes against the conventional line
that he was pushing that, you know, he didn't know her, and and he didn't know what this was all about. But of course, it confirms what I found my research and other people have written about.
For those of us who haven't gone through the emails in as much depth as you have,
can you tell us exactly how he did react when it first became clear
the allegations were that he'd slept with Virginia Giuffre? Yeah, well, basically keep me out of the story.
And he went to PR people, PR people to undermine Giuffre. He he tried to get information about up through his police
protection officer using his contacts with the FBI. It was all about damage limitations and about distancing himself
from the story. And, you know, he is only one of three many, revelations that have come out with the disclosures, in the files.
We've got more, I think, imminent. I mean, interesting that Trump has now kind of changed his tune and is happy for the material to be released.
So I would say I'm not sure if he's happy for the material to be released. He realizes that he wasn't going to win the battle to keep them suppressed.
So he sort of leant into the rebels in the Republican Party, I would say.
I think it's more of a political maneuver, rather than he's happy for them to be released. Absolutely right. You know, he's he's he sees that, you know, that there's new advantage in him
trying to prevent the other release, as he has done up till now. And, and he's having to go with the mood.
And I mean, thank goodness we're seeing this stuff. I think again, we've seen the publication, of course, of Virginia Giuffre, his
own book. Ghosted by Amy Wallace, which has been well received and been a bestseller
and I think has again changed the Da for a lot of people. It really brings home how awful the situation was
and how entitled these people felt they were. So, as you say, there have been a lot of developments.
And I think there will be more. I mean, I think more people will come forward. Now, I'm certainly finding from my own research that, people are coming forward, but.
Objection. Officers, former members of staff, ambassadors who I think are appalled by what they've discovered and learned,
and I think also want to be on the right side of history here. And clearly, that's what's motivated Trump to a certain extent as well.
And there've been lots of accusations. Tina Brown made it over the weekend that the Queen really enabled
Andrew's behavior. Do you think that's fair? Yeah, absolutely. And I mean, I was vilified when I said this in August, because
the Queen, of course, was a saint and wouldn't have done anything like that. So it's great that, you know, people like Tina Brown are saying these things.
It's but it's exactly what I found. I mean, we know that attempts were made to suppress this story.
ABC television were were threatened. Basically, if they went ahead, they would lose access to the Royals.
I know from talking to ambassadors and others that they were basically sent away with a flea in their ear when they tried to bring,
the concerns to the Queen and her staff about Andrew. And of course, every time he seemed to be involved
in some scandal, the Queen seemed to either, I've taken with her to church or give them some new honor.
So I think it was pretty apparent at the time. Just no one was prepared to say it, and,
and there was even a leak in the Sunday Times the other day, I think, by the palace, but trying to basically put the blame on the Queen for not basically sorting
this problem out and handing a time bomb to to King Charles. So there's a lot of buck passing going on at the moment in your book, entitled
The Rise and Fall of the House of you, which we've talked about, extensively on this podcast.
You talk about a weekend in Thailand where Prince Andrew went through 40 prostitutes.
I mean, subsequent reporting has also found that he appeared to have prostitutes coming into Buckingham Palace
with no security clearance checks whatsoever. No. Absolutely nothing. Paul Page has gone public on that.
He was one of the policemen on the North gate. And I think this isn't a this was of concern to the police
because there were always people who didn't know who they were. It was pretty clear that they were escorts.
And, I mean, there were lots and lots and coming in, and, we've got lots of stories of escorts from in Hong Kong
who took over the top floor of the Landmark Hotel and entertained escorts there on, I think, a trade mission.
So, everyone was turning a blind eye to, to his activities, which is extraordinary. And I think one of the things that hasn't really come out
yet is the whole national security element to the story. We've had hints of, alleged Chinese spies, but there are a lot of spies
running around this story. You were to seek. Could is easy to see that both Andrew and Sarah Ferguson were very easy ways into to.
They were very vulnerable because of their greed. And, they did have some very useful context.
Yeah, it's absolutely fascinating. And of course, greed does make people vulnerable. And we've seen that with members of the family time and again.
So let's move on to Andrew. Two remarkable allegations in your Substack,
which I couldn't believe I was reading. The second one, which will come on to
is that Jeffrey Epstein was actually killed.
But but let's look at the first one, which sort of leads to the second one, which is that Jeffrey Epstein had had enough of Prince Andrew and Fergie.
He was concerned that they would perhaps spill his secrets and that he had hired, a hitman
to basically, to remove them. Yes. I mean, this comes from two sources.
One one, one in Paris, and another one in Palm Beach, who were very close to Epstein.
I mean, you know, Epstein said all sorts of things. We can't always believe everything he said, but, I think he was getting very nervous.
He thought particularly Sarah Ferguson might spill the beans on him. And this was a precautionary measure, I suppose.
Now, how far he went down the line of trying to get more details about, in terms, the sniper. But the sniper was, British Special forces trained.
And had he actually had conversations with this particular sniper? I mean, it sounds so.
Conspiracy theorist. I find it hard to believe. But then so much about this story is hard to believe.
Exactly. No. And I was very nervous about putting it up because clearly, you know, it's an easy way of undermining my credibility.
So we'll see what comes. I mean, we do know that Sarah was was very concerned. I mean, that was the reason that she kind of kept in with Epstein because she was scared of him.
And I think this this could have been just a threat. It could have been just as paranoia. As I said, I haven't been able to follow up the story to find any more detail.
Though I've been told I will be given the name of a sniper. But, it is an extraordinary story, but it's,
you know, as you say, that the story is is bizarre. Anyway. And, we're dealing with people who are not necessarily in the realms of reality.
If you are a sniper actively in the special services in the UK, the idea of being commissioned by an American to kill members
of the British royal family, I mean, how on earth would he get away with it?
I mean, it just seems remarkable. Well, I do think this was a serving member of Special Forces as someone who being trained in as a British Special Forces person,
you know, I'm just thinking of the update of the Freddie Forsyth's novel The Day of the Jackal, and it is not, I think, than the update.
It is about an ex-British Special Forces person who is basically a gun for her. So in some ways that isn't that odd.
It's interesting that I've got, you know, that's come from two different sources, but, you know, often that happens. It doesn't mean it's true.
But, you know, interested to see if that does bring forward anything else. In terms of, of disclosures, a lot of these things are rumors,
and you just kind of float them and just see what happens. And maybe they have to be disregarded. Well, and in the hierarchy of people that Epstein was frightened of,
I wouldn't have thought Sarah Ferguson would be very high on this list.
No, I agree, but I mean, you know, maybe she's more garrulous than the others. I don't know. I mean, I don't know what she knew that she was concerned about.
But, you know, we have had, you know, these rumors, for example, moving on to the second part of this, of this, the revelation that,
you know, Trump, and Epstein, the their broken, contact,
that Epstein was making threats to expose Trump. That was one of the stories Trump was concerned about, that Epstein
thought he might be given a pardon protected by Trump. And those rumors have circulated for a while.
And that might explain, the story of the, Epstein's death, which I think, you know,
a lot of people have of questions and I question in the book. I mean, just in terms of of Epstein being one of the great survivors
he was at the beginning of his, his, his court problems. He had always called out to them in the past by,
paying people off and having good lawyers. And, he was not someone talking to, to, for example, the, the,
the lawyers who, who were dealing with some someone who was suicidal. And then we have all the strange things
going on in the prison with the cameras not working and the guards falling asleep. We have Michael Braden's, autopsy suggesting it was homicide
rather than, suicide. We've got former members of, other correctional facilities saying it was impossible to kill yourself,
just because of the heights and the sheets and various all things. And then, as I say, the source, which has come from a good FBI source
talking about, a fellow convict who was brought in to do this. Can you explain to me how this all unfolded?
So you were contacted by a former FBI agent. How did this play out?
If you you're the historian, hugely respected historian. You have a PhD in history.
How did you get this information? How did it come to you? It didn't didn't come to me. I went to them.
I knew about a case that they worked on, that I knew they'd left the FBI. I approached them, and they kindly, in confidence,
just shared some, correspondence with me that that revealed this. And the correspondence was between him, internal I fi, correspondence.
Internal FBI correspondence. Has Jeffrey Epstein being killed in his cell, and that's what I was told.
And this is what actually, Glenn Maxwell also said. I think, when she was interviewed by Daphne back a few months ago,
and it k course makes sense. You know, someone who has very little to lose and a lot to gain. Set the scene.
What did the correspondence say, Andrew. And how was he killed? I don't know.
I don't think it says that in the correspondence for I remember looking at what were these internal emails that you saw? Yes.
The this was the investigation into into this character. And this seemed to be a correspondence talking about
about this particular figure, and, and the, what had happened, what he had done.
But it's only a fragment, shall we say. So again, you know, it would it would be useful. I know the FBI had been looking at this.
I mean, it's, you know, it's kind of been passed off. You know, it was a suicide and that's been the line. But,
I do know that people were looking at it. And I think a lot of people suspected that, and that would all fit in
to the sort of his paranoia, when he went into prison.
And worries about some Sarah Ferguson and others. So I just want to get this completely straight,
because I know you talked at the book fair this weekend, and you talked about being told by FBI agents
that Epstein was killed in his prison cell by another prison inmate.
And you're now saying you saw correspondence, FBI correspondence that discussed this?
Were they discussing it as a possibility? Were they floating it as a theory, or were they saying they were confident
this is what had happened? But from what I remember, it's a little while since I looked at it. I've shown it, but it was it was treated as fact.
This wasn't speculation. And they know. And you know who the inmate was? Yes.
There was a name there. Yeah. Why haven't you shared the name? Well, I mean, you know, I haven't got.
This is the only word of evidence I've got. I mean, clearly there the libel, considerations, and,
you know, given that what's happened to various people in the story, perhaps wiser, I didn't share it too publicly.
But, you know, at some point, I hope I can, and, you know, it's still sort of ongoing research.
So a lot of people are going to say, Andrew Lone, he's just launched a Substack. He's trying to sell more copies of his book.
He's now floating conspiracies that have been around. What do you say to people who are just saying, this is
this is wild exaggerations from a man who can't possibly know? Well, I'd like to like to be able to follow up on this as soon as I can.
I mean, the story has slightly run earlier than I expected. Incision was taken by people doing my Substack, that we would release it
when I was waiting to do more research. But didn't you say it when you were actually at the book fair? So you sort of put it out into the world?
I did, and I know we picked it up, so I thought it was okay. So no one picks it up.
What are the British press doing? Oh my goodness, it's only small people. Like you said, it is all gone. Roll the court.
And and then, the, people who myself thought we should put it out there, but, Yeah, I'm a bit more cautious.
Yes, you should put it out there. Yeah. So. But you obviously. Right. You know, you know, I can understand, you know, people want more evidence.
I mean, the problem with the stories is often difficult to get the affidavits and things that people want.
It is, yeah. Of course, I'm starting a Substack, and I've got a book sale, so, there's a
there's a perfectly fair comments to make, but, you know, lots of people have sub stacks and books to sell.
Doesn't mean what they say isn't true. Right. And also, I think what's so interesting about your book entitled The Rise
in the fall of the House of York, is that so much of what you said in the book that the,
the Yorks were trying to stop coming out? I mean, we know that they tried to stop their friends from speaking to you.
They wouldn't speak to you. So much of what has come out in the book,
has proven not only to be true, certainly more than the tip of the iceberg,
but it's led to, along with Virginia Drew phrase. But nobody's fool. The Prince losing his title.
Yeah, yeah. I mean, that's extraordinarily I mean, I think they realized that this, there were wider questions about royal privilege
and accountability being asked by the media, by social media. And they felt that they had to kind of cut,
cut him loose before he infected the rest of them. And I think when the king saw you know, was being heckled at Litchfield,
when I think they were worried that there might be more Epstein material, they may know. What's that? I don't know,
I think they realized that they had to distance themselves and he, you know, there had been increasing calls that he should be investigated
and could be charged. And in those circumstances, clearly they needed to distance themselves.
And, you know, in some ways they should've been dealing with this problem years ago. They shouldn't have allowed it to drag on as long as it has.
Well, I was going to ask you about because in a sense, this story has become so prominent because of Jeffrey Epstein.
And yet the prince was off frequently, as you have pointed out, on taxpayers
money, on diplomatic jaunts, supposedly trade jaunts,
where in fact, he didn't want to stay at the residences of the ambassador because it clearly becomes, evident
that he wanted hot and cold running prostitutes where he was staying. And I'm surprised that given how many people knew
this was going on in the palace, that nobody ran to men, was it because the Queen and Prince Philip gave him cover
and that you can't, you know, once you know that they support him,
even if you're a respected member of the household, the royal household staff, your word is not going to be taken seriously. Yes.
I mean, the problem was, you know, policemen were reporting not to the, the Metropolitan Police, but to the head of the household.
In fact, an even, Tony Johnson. But he's the head of the household. When people brought him complaints, said, look,
you know, we just got to do a master's bidding. He wasn't a great fan of of Andrew. In fact, they got into fisticuffs themselves at one point.
They got into fisticuffs. He supposedly it's it's supposed to turn physical when Andrew couldn't get hold of a room that he wanted.
So. Johnson. But it's or stand up to him. But, Andrew just always went to mommy and mommy would overrule the one.
And Busters did complain and then found that their careers were pretty curtailed.
Son Wilson, who was the deputy ambassador in Bahrain, spoke out and then found his security clearance, I think was
was was withdrawn, for, for a job he had later on. So they could
they have ways of making life difficult for people who don't play ball. And I think the view was taken.
Just just give him what he wants. I mean, I'm talking to members. The royal household last week, I was amazed that both
he and Sarah Ferguson still seem to have staffs. Sarah was coming in and getting her laundry done at Windsor or Buckingham
Palace. And there were still entertaining businessmen, in royal palaces
and still was still operating under the radar. So I think what we're told and what's happening are some two very different things.
But you see right there, you know, the obscene thing is kind of taking everyone's attention away from what is the real scandal, I think,
which is why they've abused their position as royals to make money from sales. I mean, some ambassadors refuse to play ball.
And when they were given a list of people that Andrew wanted and other he or his mates to meet, didn't
provide it or said they were unsuitable and kind of warned him off. But there was quite a lot, as I forget, the book of And,
I'm not Karl senior aspersions, but Andrew had close connections with, with banks, banks that dealt with
the sort of customers that no one else wanted to deal with. And so, you know, the,
the you can see how the system might have worked. So, Peter Morgan, the writer of the brilliant,
Netflix series The Crown, I read, said that when he was envisaging writing about the royal family,
he thought about the Queen as almost as Tony Soprano, that this was a business.
And she was the sort of head of it. I'm not saying he was likening it to the mob,
but as he was thinking about it unfolding over seasons, how did you sustain the story now you look back on
the Queen and Prince Philip, given all we know now
and the love and respect and all with which the Queen was held,
do you think that if she was still alive, she would still have that?
Or do you think she's been subsequently revealed as enabling a very corrupt son, fully knowing what he was up to?
Yeah, and it's interesting whether, you know, in my book why you're being published, and whether the press would have been as confident
as some of them were in running some of the stories they did, because, I mean, I know there are a lot of stories. It's suppressed.
So I, you know, I suspect now the Queen's dead, that it was a little easier for me to, to get published.
I had a very, supportive publisher and big publisher and that helped. And I think then,
you know, people felt the ground would've being softened and they could come, come back. And there was clearly a very strong feeling among the population
that, you know, elites were getting away with some pretty bad behavior and needed to be held to account. And, you know, that was a big factor in the seats.
But I think it was also a stronger feeling in Britain, too. So, you know, I think the whole softening up process
was beginning, and it made it possible. But yeah, I think Queen it's the Queen was still alive.
I think it would be very difficult. I wanted to ask you about the Queen's husband, Prince Philip,
otherwise known as the Duke of Edinburgh. What was his role in all this? Was he a supporter of Andrew?
Did he try and rein him in? Did the Queen always take preference over the Duke of Edinburgh?
I mean, as a married couple, as parents, how would they trying to influence Andrew?
Well, I mean, my design had always been that, you know, the Duke of Edinburgh was the chap who ran the family and he ran a pretty tight ship.
I mean, he was the one who basically summoned Andrew to Wood Farm and told him basically, you know, you got to resign all your things, you know, this is it.
And he was pretty tough. So I, and the Queen did, did sort of listen to him. So I find it is extraordinarily that that wasn't to what happened.
And all I've been told is that to the Queen that he he did obey the Queen. The Queen said no.
And, you know, we're kind of sort of tough this one out. And he had to, to, to go with her.
I mean, to be fair, he was also by this stage in his 70s, and I think he was just didn't really want to have all the fights as she was that might be required.
They thought they could probably get away with it, or they thought they could deal with it. So they thought maybe the problems at the time were worse.
Addressing, because the buffer lost in the Duke, quite the behind the scenes. Never it never happened.
They may not have been told the full story by Andrew. I mean, one of the interesting things I picked up last week was that,
the Andrew hadn't told the staff he didn't know about the interview, with Newsnight in Buckingham Palace.
And therefore the room hadn't been prepared, hadn't actually been cleaned. And there were the the staff were very upset that that actually,
it wasn't enough for they didn't begin a fit state to, to have TV cameras in it. The, Queen and Prince Philip must have been older than in their 70s.
When were they in their 70s? Because I thought the first story about Andrew and Epstein,
came out, I think, in the mail or Mail on Sunday in 2011. So they were doing so.
Wouldn't they have been in the 80s at that stage? Hey, sorry I just a yeah.
So they're older. Yes. Exactly. So I mean so in some ways you know they, they
they were kind of they had this attitude was sticking their head in the sand sometimes. And I think that's what they did. And maybe they thought someone else would deal with it who didn't deal with it.
I'd who knows? I mean, they're not here to tell us, you know, but I mean, to be fair, it was also a problem for King Charles.
I mean, he was taking a much more active role. I by that stage. And, and Williams is, is taking more active role now.
So it's it was kind of on his watch as well. And he's not a great you know, there's no love lost between the brothers.
And he has a full measure of his younger brother. He was the one who didn't want him to have this job as a special envoy,
because he knew how you would abuse a position. So it's it is
a mystery how this was allowed to happen. And, you know, maybe we'll know maybe some of the courtiers
will eventually talk. I was very interested that you said that since the publication of the book and since Prince Andrew has lost his title,
that now members of the household of the Royal household feel, much freer to talk to you,
even off the record, because they're much less frightened of him. Yes, absolutely. I seems to be, you know, I'm amazed.
I mean, I had dinner last week with the former EC3, and these are people who would have given me a very wide berth, before the book was published.
So, and again, you got to wonder why of these people coming forward. Is it they did they,
want want to share information, feel uncomfortable about what they know, and,
feel that there's a higher loyalty than there is to the NDA or, or the previous job.
Or are they giving you just information in the woods to undermine your credibility, or are they is there some factor that,
I mean, a lot of them didn't like Andrew and were very, very happy to see him, you know, the, fallen, a fallen figure.
So you you're constantly assessing why people are talking to you. But certainly I've gone back to a lot of people
and they've talked a lot of people now prefer to go on the record, as well. Very interesting. So, and I know you're doing a follow up to your book entitled calling it untitled.
Is that going to be packed with new revelations? Yeah, well, I got 150 pages of notes so far just from the material through keep.
You've come forward. And so this is some you know, this book is a couple of years away. So yeah, I think that will be it will all be completely new.
You know, we will cover some of the same period, but I'm good at getting new lot more new information.
For example, about his time as a trade envoy, and activities and places like Kazakhstan, places I didn't know about, like Mongolia.
We took out a I think almost all the material about his, activities in Libya, for example.
And those have now been I think we could now put that stuff back in good little the stuff from Peter Mandelson and Epstein was taken out,
because people didn't do those, didn't believe it. And now, of course, we've got the revelations about Madison
Epstein's activities together and how close they were. So, you know, it's been gratifying to see that a lot of my sources proved to be absolutely right, which is why
I sort of felt I felt it was okay to go on the Substack, because the sources have proved to be reliable in the past.
And, I'm hopeful that I, you know, the opportunity to reduce stress be so well now that the Epstein files are about to be released, I'm assuming,
that there will be more, more emails, more texts, more communications
with the former Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson are you expecting more?
Oh, absolutely. I mean, and other names, you know, because clearly the focus has been on him.
And, you know, we've had Mandelson and but very little on the American side. So, you know, given the number of documents are, are
I mean, there's they've got to be huge number of revelations. And if we remember, there were 40, I think 40 girls came forward
to give evidence in the original Palm Beach, investigation. So there's, you know,
I still think you've only got the tip of the iceberg here, in terms of of what, even law enforcement
knows, let alone what, may emerge quite separately from other other, other witnesses and testimony.
Do you think there is, the chance that Andrew, Prince Andrew, as he was known,
will end up coming to the United States to give evidence? No, I think that's very unlikely.
I mean, I think that was a little bit of grandstanding. By by the Democrats.
I mean, he he's been caught between a rock and a hard place for a long time, because clearly, if you didn't give evidence
or didn't cooperate with the sorties before Evans, you guys was guilty. But if you did, he was going to probably, implicate himself.
So, isn't exactly the same position, that I'm sure the lawyers will just say
this is a sort of, a political trick. Democrats career, a minority on the committee.
He's not an American citizen, so, I can't see him cooperating until he's forced to do so.
But I can see material being passed to the British authorities for him to be investigated.
Both. In terms of of the sexual trafficking and the misconduct in public office,
which is, I think, the most obvious charge that we leveled against him. And I think that, you know, there are good grounds there,
and I've offered to to offer material that wasn't put in the book, but for legal reasons to give that to the National Crime Agency.
I think I have a story in my Substack of about $5 million in a suitcase in Kazakhstan, for example.
This was a suitcase of cash. This is a suitcase of cash that he was given. We know, you know, for example, that he was offered a 3.85 million pounds,
1% of a huge deal to bring a Greek water company into Kazakhstan.
And that that that emerged through email leaks. So I think the deal never took place, though, right?
It didn't take place because of internal unrest. So but we do know that there were these sort of deals going on.
And so, I think we may find other things emerge, other people may come forward and talk.
You know, Elon Musk has said various things in the past. There were people who seen the files, before they were redacted.
You may again be prepared to tour or leak material. Are these just the things that were in Jeffrey
Epstein's safe, or what do we actually think they were? At least the supposed documents and information
that he was, in theory or alleged to have been, blackmailing people with?
Well, I mean, there's material for the Department of Justice and the FBI. This is all part of the investigation. So there'll be witness testimony, with people who interviewed.
There will be material that they've collected. So, for example, we know that there were, videos and tapes
that he made of people who came to the house, of the various homes, and those in may be released.
I think one of them is be briefly shown on on the internet. So, there's a lot of material this, as you say, the stuff that may
he just kept himself that was confiscated when they raided the homes.
We don't really know. I mean, this is this is this is what's so interesting. But there certainly is a lot of material,
and, you know, just to see how devastating the limited amount that's been leaked so far has been, it's suggested
that there's there's some really big, damaging disclosures to come. Well, well, you couldn't have launched a Substack at a better time.
Andrew. I can't wait for the next, the next installment. And, you know, I hope you get more information
on what actually happened to Jeffrey Epstein in jail, but good luck, with, you know, solving what
sometimes feels like the world's biggest mystery. Yes. Well, I mean, think how much has come out
and just in the last few months, you know, so I'm hopeful that the full story will a pretty full story will eventually emerge.
But it just may take time. Yeah. And as I say, you really couldn't make it up. Every day there's something coming at you
and you just think, how is this even possible? Anyway, I'm glad to know that you haven't entirely jumped the shark.
And we will come back to you the moment the Epstein files released, because we would love your take on what what you've found in there.
So promises you'll come back. Of course. I look forward to it all right, Andrew Loney, thank you so much.
I sometimes feel that I'm on psychedelics listening to these stories that they're so outlandish, the claims.
And yet time after time, it turns out the conspiracies are true,
that Randy Andy, as he was nicknamed by the tabloids the beginning of well, I want to say the 1980s
turned out to be so much truer than anyone could have imagined. And now Andrew Lowndes allegations about Jeffrey Epstein
being killed in his prison cell, about Jeffrey Epstein hiring a sniper
to actually take out two members of the British royal family. It seems so outlandish.
And yet this is where we are. Well, we'll have Andrew back with the release of the Epstein Files to dig into them more.
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