BrExit: The blame game begins with an uncertain UK future

After the so called historic decision by the British to part ways with the EU, the blame game has started, mostly by the Britain's teenagers and also someone more important.

Most of the underage teenagers blame the aging voters who wanted to revert to a traditional UK with no influence from other European Countries. In a number of interviews shown on TV, many a teenagers and youngsters have shown their dismay of the majority decision and say that those fading away should not play with the future of the British youth.

While the youth seem mostly unsatisfied, president of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has been blamed by some within Europe for the result of the UK's EU referendum as was branded a 'negative symbol' of federalism by Czech foreign minister Lubomir Zaoralek. 

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US ends mission in Iraq: An unpopular conflict comes to an uncertain end

[ via The Times of India ] 15 Dec

The United States military officially declared an end to its mission in Iraq on Thursday even as violence continues to plague the country and the Muslim world remains distrustful of American power.

In a fortified concrete courtyard at the airport in Baghdad, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta thanked more than one million American service members who have served in Iraq for "the remarkable progress" made over the past nine years but acknowledged the severe challenges that face the struggling democracy.

The muted ceremony stood in contrast to the start of the war in 2003 when an America both frightened and emboldened by the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, sent columns of tanks north from Kuwait to overthrow Saddam Hussein.

The tenor of the 45-minute farewell ceremony, officially called "Casing the Colors," was likely to sound an uncertain trumpet for a war that was started to rid Iraq of weapons of mass destruction it did not have. It now ends without the sizable, enduring American military presence for which many military officers had hoped.

Read more about the end game in full story here.

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HTC says no plan to change Q4 guidance yet

[ Reuters ] 7 Dec

HTC Corp has no plans for now to change its fourth-quarter sales guidance, as shares in the world's No.4 smartphone maker tumbled nearly 7 percent on Wednesday on worries that a 30 percent drop in monthly sales may point to worse times ahead.

"December sales are also expected to be lower than November because HTC is still facing the same issue, which is competition from Apple and Samsung," said KGI Securities analyst Richard Ko.

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Europe at war 2018: France humbles the British army?

Full Story: Mail online

The 14th attempt in the last 20 months to save the Euro from a total collapse and meltdown have so far not yielded any ray of hop for its stability. The gloom and despair has started to take a toll on people, who now see an uncertain future, full of miseries, depression and violent protests all across Europe.

The crisis had been 'made in London', Sarkozy told French television in August 2016. 

The Euro's plight is making fictionists foresee events that could be more demoralizing and devoid of any hope for a hopeful future. Read the full story for an interesting doomsday like projection of future, which may be attributed to the meltdown of the Euro as seen from present times...

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