So Brexit seems to be a good thing then.
08 October 2017, 09:46 AM
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You say that like it's supposed to be funny?
It's actually not far from the truth in some cases.
But get real: MOST eastern europeans coming over are doing menial jobs, the ones our school leavers used to do...you know, before all our kids were chucked on the scrap heap of unemployment?
08 October 2017, 09:56 AM
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You say that like it's supposed to be funny?
It's actually not far from the truth in some cases.
But get real: MOST eastern europeans coming over are doing menial jobs, the ones our school leavers used to do...you know, before all our kids were chucked on the scrap heap of unemployment?
08 October 2017, 02:52 PM
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And we needed visas before the EU? Before Schengen?
I still have my passport and have to queue up to show it getting into Belgium, France and back into the UK.
Why would I need a visa? And why would I not just get one, if I did need one? Is there NO travel between countries not in the Schengen agreement?
And why would anyone HAVE to sell their house?????????
You flat earthers. Are you frightened of other stuff too? Ghosts? Monsters? THEY don't exist either.
I still have my passport and have to queue up to show it getting into Belgium, France and back into the UK.
Why would I need a visa? And why would I not just get one, if I did need one? Is there NO travel between countries not in the Schengen agreement?
And why would anyone HAVE to sell their house?????????
You flat earthers. Are you frightened of other stuff too? Ghosts? Monsters? THEY don't exist either.
08 October 2017, 03:51 PM
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You say that like it's supposed to be funny?
It's actually not far from the truth in some cases.
But get real: MOST eastern europeans coming over are doing menial jobs, the ones our school leavers used to do...you know, before all our kids were chucked on the scrap heap of unemployment?
08 October 2017, 05:53 PM
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08 October 2017, 07:20 PM
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You say that like it's supposed to be funny?
It's actually not far from the truth in some cases.
But get real: MOST eastern europeans coming over are doing menial jobs, the ones our school leavers used to do...you know, before all our kids were chucked on the scrap heap of unemployment?
08 October 2017, 08:56 PM
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BMWwhere, People who are retired in the eu have pensions paid into accounts and use normal health care. Older people are a health care nightmare in all countries so if your retired in a country and you have no access to their medical system without payment as that’s what we used to do using the old passport works then how can pensionable people even go to the doctor without a flight home 
11 October 2017, 04:07 PM
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11 October 2017, 06:41 PM
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How many more will there be in 2020 , and will they be making a living
True barometer success / failure
Course Jeff will be long gone , holed up in his chateau
True barometer success / failure
Course Jeff will be long gone , holed up in his chateau
12 October 2017, 12:55 PM
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True colours are coming out now
12 October 2017, 01:23 PM
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There was always going to be a settling up, it just wasn't mentioned by the leave campaign. One of the main sticking points is the NI border, again, an issue not discussed by Leave, and dismissed as scaremongering when mentioned by Remain. It's not the EU's true colours coming out now, it's the complexities and reality of the situation.
12 October 2017, 01:45 PM
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There was always going to be a settling up, it just wasn't mentioned by the leave campaign. One of the main sticking points is the NI border, again, an issue not discussed by Leave, and dismissed as scaremongering when mentioned by Remain. It's not the EU's true colours coming out now, it's the complexities and reality of the situation.
As far as NI easiest way will be have the hard border at the Irish sea, keep the soft border in place as it currently is. if you have a NI passport then free access without customs, if not then customs it is. Pretty simple really.
12 October 2017, 01:58 PM
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I did hear things mentioned like paying what was due etc, it just seems to be the EU seems to disagree with whats owed/agreed. The information was out there if you actually looked into it rather than just scan reading he headlines (not saying you did that, just people in general).
As far as NI easiest way will be have the hard border at the Irish sea, keep the soft border in place as it currently is. if you have a NI passport then free access without customs, if not then customs it is. Pretty simple really.
As far as NI easiest way will be have the hard border at the Irish sea, keep the soft border in place as it currently is. if you have a NI passport then free access without customs, if not then customs it is. Pretty simple really.
LOL
Ever heard of the DUP?
