[ameribbean expat]

Going to make it as rough for Britain as possible to discourage others thinking of leaving.

[Gaffer]

The continent is pissed because they’ve lost their Muslim relief valve. That entitlement utopia EU Muslims can pick as their 1st choice dole.

Just my impression, but I think the repercussions are worse for EU than it will be in reality for the UK.

[johniegrad]

He said: “Of course a new prime minister must be appointed, that will probably require a few days but this is quite urgent.

Nothing urgent about it at all. "Threatening" maybe to those who support a United Europe against national sovereignty but "urgent" ... No, don't think so.

[Sirius Lee]

The whole point of Brexit is that France is done giving the UK orders.

[Donglalinger]

Demands from foreign countries is the reason why they are leaving, so keep it up.

[moose07]

France orders....

I’m sorry ,Did someone Break wind?

[BenLurkin]

[samtheman]

To be effective, the Exit should be completed with all deliberate speed. Get out fast; get out now. Close the Chunnel and guard the channel.

[BlackAdderess]

The EU would probably be better served by reforming itself ASAP.

[Sacajaweau]

I think I read that 4 other countries are calling for a referendum...including France.

[stockpirate]

By delaying the exit the Globalists in the New World Order hope to not leave at all.

The plan is how about the 48% who want to stay.

[Lisbon1940]

If I’m Europe and my spouse just announced an intention to divorce, I say, “Fine, get out now.” Then I change the locks.

[KyCats]

While french globalists can go straight to hades, it would indeed be a good idea for the UK to formally leave the EU as soon as possible before the elites figure out a way to void the result of the election.

[lafroste]

Wow. They are not only saying goodbye, they’re saying GTFO.

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

Hey, you friggin’ frog...shut the hell up!

[healy61]

This is exactly why people voted to leave EU: getting ordered by Surrender Monkeys to do jaque Schitt.

[Lower Deck]

It's a reasonable request. Article 50 is triggered when a country informs the EU it plans on leaving. After that they have two years to negotiate the arrangements of the withdrawal and a framework for future relations. There is no reason why Great Britain can't invoke Article 50 immediately and start the clock running.

As for the prime minister part, France has no say in that matter. The Conservative party has to select a new leader first, and that should be done well before October but certainly not within days.

[vette6387]

The French=Unctuous Pr1cks

[boycott]

They’re showing the UK why they should leave. Euroweenie countries like France wouldn’t have any control or say how the UK does business.

[Jimmy Valentine]

I can’t think of anything more likely to solidify Britains decision than this sort of condecention

[KarlInOhio]

It looks like Cameron is trying to delay starting the two year timer by not invoking Article 50 immediately. I doubt he is doing that for the benefit of the British people. Cameron, you’ve gotten you orders and there is no reason to delay unless you are trying to find a way to disobey. Do it or get out of the way today.