Darkpriest

Get hyped you fur loving scum

Damn, it is really happening, it is invading the workspace...

Pokemon GO - no, j/k, ok I will show myself out....

Trump will fix it all

Amazing story if true: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/sas-hero-takes-out-3-isis-jihadists-armed-only-gurkha-knife-fallujah-1568888?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=rss&utm_content=%2Frss%2Fyahoous%2Fnews&yptr=yahoo

He already started with England

Funny, seems that Russian policy is more effective in making the peace in Syria possible than US policy. Even TUrkey now claims they need to work with Russia for Syrian solution... https://www.yahoo.com/news/turkey-says-must-russia-political-solution-syria-100819890--business.html

This will be a bit of necromancy, BUT it seems that Turkey president Edrogan has sent an official letter apologizing for shooting down the Russian jet and with hopes to stabilize the relationship with Russia once again...

Well, we will see what the EU leaders think about the future, once the process of Brexit will start and they will need to redo the budget for the next years.

Not really, I always said that democracy is the rule of stupid.

I'd rather have it survive, we already know the EU divided by various national interests, and it's not something I'd like to see again. But first and foremost it needs to focus on building the economic background for the growth of societies - they need a staged evolution, not a revolution. It cannot force a way of life and centralized culture on its member states.

They cannot really not go with the decision of the most democratic vote, vote of its citizens. But this just shows the weakness of democracy. A vote of a drunkard bum is worth exactly the same as a vote of a noble prize winning scientist. Now, who would you rather have building the country for you? Direct democracy is flawed and even Greeks did not have it that way.

Bruce, but i guess you do consider, that the most recent and glaring inability of EU to protect its interest by protecting its borders from a mass migration of unknown mass of people with dubious interests IS one of the major factors that won that campaign for Leave voters. It was a prime and very visible example of how EU governing institutions regard the opinions of various member countries and their citizens. Politicians made a HUGE error by deciding about an influx of new migrants from outside of EU without asking member states about their citizen's opinion. One thing is to allow several hundred or even a couple of thousands of people a year, and completely different is an "invasion" of several million of people who have zero respect for the local culture. You just don't make such commitments when the citizens of your countries are still recovering from various effects of a large financial crisis a few years back. I am more than 100% sure that we would not have this result if not for the migration crisis. If your citizens are bombarded with visuals of how the Calais tunnel to UK is being stormed almost on a daily basis by illegal immigrants, who for some reason trashed the whole area near the tunnel, what do you expect them to think? EU needs to take a few steps back and rethink its policies. It was already hard enough to make these countries, each with over a thousand years of cultural background and conflicts, to co-operate on various initiatives. EU really did not need getting involved with more "social justice / socialist / humanity's saviors" projects. It needs to stabilize its economy, make sure that first and foremost the citizens of EU can actually see the benefits of being in the EU. We really can't be forcing on the people to change their vision of their own culture and country, which was developed for many generations within several years. We still have people who remember the WW2 and EU really helped to heal the Europe and make nations see value in co-operation with each other instead of warring with each other, but it still requires more work. Why would you import more issues when you have not solved the past issues? it's asking for a disaster.

I wonder if now Scotland and N.Irlend will decide to leave UK. N Ireland is kind of expected sooner or later, Scotland probably too.

I wonder, does it mean, that English will not be an EU admin language anymore and we will be left with French and German... Oh god, please no...

I actually laughed at this:

Well, I guess we can all thank to the immigrant crisis for the next crisis to happen... I wonder if the vote would look the same if not for the incidents during the year related to immigrants and how EU leaders shown little regard for opinions of various nations within EU.

Seems that Mr Wilders from Netherlands wants to proceed the same move in Netherlands. Is it politically possible?

This will have a huge impact, especially on EU finances, they will need to redo the budget for the next couple of yars, the one which they already agreed upon nearly 2 years ago. I am glad that I am on holiday now and not at work. The impact on the financial markets will be enormous in the next days and I do like to enjoy my life.

so it's 50/50 now? last i heard it was 50.5 for leave and 49.5 for stay

In US you would have an outrage of ugly fatsacks shouting that those uniforms are for bodyshaming, or w/e is now the PC trend

they will most likely stay

Shame it does not have some story missions added. A fair warning, missions are fairly repetitive aside of some story missions, the game shines in MP environment, where you build various fleet vs human players It is fairly challenging though, so you might get frustrated a bit if you like to steamroll vs AI (I hate border defense or convoy missions vs Eldar)

Is there some English preview of DoW 3?

Meh, does not look like anything I would be interested in. I mean, it was branded as an FPS, so if the added some DA:I type of Open world quests, it is going to be boooooring, very fast. ( I still did not manage to complete DA:I)