So Brexit seems to be a good thing then.
29 November 2016, 02:01 PM
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Absolutely I would have voted for remain, but not because I'm middle class!
My current life 100% depends on freedom to live and work in another EU country. Fortunately I've been here long enough that I am eligible to apply for German nationality, but I know other Brits here who don't! For me its very important to know what the situation is going be with regards to freedom of movement as it could determine whether I have to return to the UK, take German nationality, apply for working and residential visas etc.
Even the issue of taking German nationality is not a simple one. Germany doesn't normally allow dual-nationality. There is an exception for EU members where they will allow you to keep dual nationality for 1 other EU country. So as things stand I can take German nationality and keep my British nationality which is something I could live with. But what happens when the UK leaves is completely unknown - will my dual nationality still be recognised or will I have to give up my British nationality? Something I could not live with!
My current life 100% depends on freedom to live and work in another EU country. Fortunately I've been here long enough that I am eligible to apply for German nationality, but I know other Brits here who don't! For me its very important to know what the situation is going be with regards to freedom of movement as it could determine whether I have to return to the UK, take German nationality, apply for working and residential visas etc.
Even the issue of taking German nationality is not a simple one. Germany doesn't normally allow dual-nationality. There is an exception for EU members where they will allow you to keep dual nationality for 1 other EU country. So as things stand I can take German nationality and keep my British nationality which is something I could live with. But what happens when the UK leaves is completely unknown - will my dual nationality still be recognised or will I have to give up my British nationality? Something I could not live with!
Who would of thought
29 November 2016, 02:11 PM
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29 November 2016, 04:17 PM
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AGAIN!
We offer free money to elements of society that have done **** all as a contribution to the UK Plc coffers, so no change.
Dancing girls are ten-a-penny on a Saturday night in most cities and towns too (in South Wales anyway
).I am being flippant but you see the point.
29 November 2016, 04:58 PM
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you can see where it is going - Boris talks of "having our cake and eating it"
we see it now on some MP's meeting notes "the plan is having our cake and eating it"
it is the mantra of the Gypo's, want everything, they just don't like paying or playing by any rules
you half expect us to turn up to the negotiations in a battered old Pajero (no MOT / Insurance - that's for mugs) towing a caravan
and giving away a free "tarmacking" of central Brussels
we see it now on some MP's meeting notes "the plan is having our cake and eating it"
it is the mantra of the Gypo's, want everything, they just don't like paying or playing by any rules
you half expect us to turn up to the negotiations in a battered old Pajero (no MOT / Insurance - that's for mugs) towing a caravan
and giving away a free "tarmacking" of central Brussels
30 November 2016, 08:04 AM
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meet our negotiating team - where they set out our stance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljPFZrRD3J8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljPFZrRD3J8
30 November 2016, 11:20 AM
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30 November 2016, 05:24 PM
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to all but the most deluded it must be becoming clear that the Government have not got a scoobydoo what they are doing
hopelessly at sea
you hear news reporters talking of senior ministers having a "reality check"
What must this obvious drift look like to the UK's large international businesses who demand certainty and stability
their huff and bluster continually hitting the hard rocks of reality
their simple inability to offer certainties that businesses require
laughably promising stuff that is simply not in their gift to promsie
I wonder which one will be the first to say enough is enough - and push the "relocate" button
hopelessly at sea
you hear news reporters talking of senior ministers having a "reality check"
What must this obvious drift look like to the UK's large international businesses who demand certainty and stability
their huff and bluster continually hitting the hard rocks of reality
their simple inability to offer certainties that businesses require
laughably promising stuff that is simply not in their gift to promsie
I wonder which one will be the first to say enough is enough - and push the "relocate" button
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01 December 2016, 06:22 AM
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meet our negotiating team - where they set out our stance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljPFZrRD3J8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljPFZrRD3J8
Fantastic, I love it.
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The numbers were 650k people, but 'only' 284k were from the EU, so considering the UK government is in control of its borders for non EU nationals, what does that tell you about how well they will control immigration post EU?
01 December 2016, 01:55 PM
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I bet most will be working in real jobs, paying tax and contributing in a few months too. The remainder are likely to be refugee's (a bit like the Jew's in WW2) or Commonwealth people.
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01 December 2016, 02:04 PM
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