Who's Next - Frexit Or Itexit

[Canary42]

France and Italy falling out - will this weaken the EU even further ?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46955006

[naomi24]

Here are the betting odds on the next country to leave.

http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb/betting/e/9537370/Next+Country+To+Leave+EU+(without+United+Kingdom).html

[dannyk13]

Think it will depend on how we exit, which they will be watching, before they make any decisions.

[youngmafbog]

Neither of those two.

If we do manage to extract ourselves and stop funding this Marxist project then it may get interesting when countries that joined to get a hand out are no longer receiving it.

[ToraToraTora]

I reckon a late charge from Dexit is a possibility. I suspect the Germans are sick to death of paying for this socialist project: https://www.euractiv.com/section/eu-elections-2019/news/german-far-right-will-campaign-for-dexit-if-demands-are-not-met/

[Old_Geezer]

When one country foolishly criticises another for refusing to let illegal immigrants dock, then one must expect ill feeling. But squabbles occur and I doubt this will be pivotal.

[douglas9401]

There can't be a next when there hasn't been a first yet, or ever.

[Old_Geezer]

But it will be possible after we've left. (Just hope it doesn't need civil unrest to convince the UK parliament to start to perform their democratic duty.)

[Peter Pedant]

as a copy writer and sub ed
can I suggest an improved:

who's Nexit ? France or Italy - Frogs plan to jump ship - official

and who is? er not sure

[Peter Pedant]

Brits say - hard cheese to the cheese eating surrender monkeys !

[shoota]

There have been posters up in my local village in France advocating Frexit for a couple of years now.

[shoota]

They should accept the federalisation plan is dead in the water, scrap the lot and start again....

What a bunfight that would be!

[ichkeria]

I should imagine that the pantomime we’ve been through over the last couple of years will put anyone off even considering it ;-)

Macron and Salvini are polar opposites. More a clash of personality

[cassa333]

For a next there has to be a first.

There hasn’t been a first yet and with MPs at the Monet desperately trying to sto Brexit there is a real possibility we won’t even leave.

[Canary42]

For those pedants claiming we can't have a next as there hasn't been a first - "Brexit" exists - even if not executed - we've heard/read/seen about it endlessly for over 2 years now.

Try and comment on the substance for a change, not the style.

[ludwig]

I'm hoping it's the Czech Republic because I like the sound of the word 'Czexit'.

[youngmafbog]

Cold be something in what TTT has posted. The twist and shouts wont want to be paying for the whole thing.

[Peter Pedant]

//Try and comment on the substance for a change, not the style.//

this is AB: there is no substance - and very little style! no - no !
this is AB: there is no substance - only "style"

with thanks to Marshall Mcluhan

as the one line quippers on AB might er quip:
aint gotta clue-on that one, Mac !

[Ryzen]

No worries for the EU...I'm sure theres plenty of prosperous countries queuing to join up.

[jim360]

Czechout* is surely better.

[jno]

is Grexit still on the list? It even preceded Brexit.