[Politics] Brexit

[Chicken Run]

Only another 30 minutes before my children will be stopped from studying, working, living, retiring and being cared for as of right across the most varied and fascinating continent on earth. It's so exciting.

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[Westdene Seagull]

Only another 30 minutes before my children will be stopped from studying, working, living, retiring and being cared for as of right across the most varied and fascinating continent on earth. It's so exciting.

I've kept out of this toxic thread for sometime as I got bored of the insults and 'I know better then you' attitudes but your children can still do all these things - they just have some extra processes to go through to achieve them. For example, I've been looking at getting a property in France for sometime now and have been discussing with a French estate agent. I can still buy the property I've had my eye on ( I probably won't but for non-Brexit reasons ) - I just have some extra paperwork to complete should I proceed. Likewise, Miss WS is looking at a Uni course that includes the 3rd year abroad and the Uni have assured us that she can still do that year in an EU based uni.

 

[knocky1]

It's about our choice. NOT money, always with the 'fagan' view of money!

Corbynista.

 

[nicko31]

Happy UK Customs border day everyone!!!

Still not all bad, I've been reliably informed we can all still buy a second home in the Dordogne...

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Happy UK Customs border day everyone!!!

Still not all bad, I've been reliably informed we can all still buy a second home in the Dordogne...

What more could you want.

Glad to see you can now expand your vision to the positive sides.

So are you now go to back our country in every way you can? or will you nip off to your motherland?

 

[vegster]

Happy UK Customs border day everyone!!!

Still not all bad, I've been reliably informed we can all still buy a second home in the Dordogne...

They are going to be quite cheap now too as a bonus.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Happy UK Customs border day everyone!!!

Still not all bad, I've been reliably informed we can all still buy a second home in the Dordogne...

Cheers Nicko, Happy UK Customs Border Day!

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Happy UK Customs border day everyone!!!

Still not all bad, I've been reliably informed we can all still buy a second home in the Dordogne...

Despite being told by remainers it's not actually possible ! Still awaiting the house price crash, stock market crash and emergency budget promised by remainers for the moment we voted leave .... which they then said 'oh we meant when we left' .... 31st Jan 2020 .... still nothing .... 'oh we meant when we leave the transition period' ..... I await both crashes and the emergency budget in the next few days !

 

[Randy McNob]

Morning folks - happy new year and happy 1972 to the brexiters

 

[Is it PotG?]

Morning folks - happy new year and happy 1972 to the brexiters

Loving the self-congratulatory emoji after the hilarious post.

 

[Simster]

Despite being told by remainers it's not actually possible ! Still awaiting the house price crash, stock market crash and emergency budget promised by remainers for the moment we voted leave .... which they then said 'oh we meant when we left' .... 31st Jan 2020 .... still nothing .... 'oh we meant when we leave the transition period' ..... I await both crashes and the emergency budget in the next few days !

Er, sorry I'm not having that.

Most of us have claimed it would be gradual process where we fall behind comparable economies over a number of years. It could have got worse quicker if we had left with no deal (funnily enough, now being called "no deal" rather than Australian style, after the fat tw@t avoided it), but now that isn't the case.

Meanwhile, what we are seeing is Tory MPs continuing to treat the electorate as idiots by triumphantly tweeting stuff as big wins when they are nothing of the sort. Grant Schapps has announced as a huge success that HGV lorry drivers don't need certain papers when travelling to the EU - just as they didn't when we were in the EU. Some other Tory tweeting about a Brexit dividend being that a certain type of fishing is now banned in UK waters - omitting that this type of fishing was going to be outlawed in the EU by June anyway. None of them tweeting any tangible wins yet obviously, unless you count the removal of 5% VAT on tampons.

 

[Randy McNob]

I've kept out of this toxic thread for sometime as I got bored of the insults and 'I know better then you' attitudes but your children can still do all these things - they just have some extra processes to go through to achieve them. For example, I've been looking at getting a property in France for sometime now and have been discussing with a French estate agent. I can still buy the property I've had my eye on ( I probably won't but for non-Brexit reasons ) - I just have some extra paperwork to complete should I proceed. Likewise, Miss WS is looking at a Uni course that includes the 3rd year abroad and the Uni have assured us that she can still do that year in an EU based uni.

You should have told Boris's dad, he needn't have applied for French Citizenship

 

[WATFORD zero]

I've kept out of this toxic thread for sometime as I got bored of the insults and 'I know better then you' attitudes but your children can still do all these things - they just have some extra processes to go through to achieve them. For example, I've been looking at getting a property in France for sometime now and have been discussing with a French estate agent. I can still buy the property I've had my eye on ( I probably won't but for non-Brexit reasons ) - I just have some extra paperwork to complete should I proceed. Likewise, Miss WS is looking at a Uni course that includes the 3rd year abroad and the Uni have assured us that she can still do that year in an EU based uni.

I know you've spoken before about your plans to retire to France. Out of interest, how are you planning to go about getting French citizenship ?

And Miss WS should find this Government guide on studying in the EU useful. Obviously, because Erasmus has gone there's still things to be decided. like how much more they will have to pay and whether this will differ by country or institution, but Johnson says this will all be decided before the replacement Turin is rolled out, so probably worth checking regularly because it's still being updated daily.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/study-in-the-european-union#history

It covers residency rules, visa requirements, healthcare, all sorts of useful things for anyone wanting to study for a year in the EU

 

[Randy McNob]

I know you've spoken before about your plans to retire to France. Out of interest, how are you planning to go about getting French citizenship ?

And Miss WS should find this Government guide on studying in the EU useful (probably worth checking regularly because it's still being updated daily)

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/study-in-the-european-union#history

It covers residency rules, visa requirements, healthcare, all sorts of useful things for anyone wanting to study for a year in the EU

i'm a little confused as to how doing something with barriers and restrictions and is preferable to not having them?

 

[WATFORD zero]

I wonder who will be the first to ask for this thread to be locked on 1st January, on the day that all the many benefits will start to become clearly apparent

Happy Brexit guys, can we close this negative thread now

Who had Mouldy in the sweepstake

 

[Randy McNob]

Rule Britannia Britannia rules the waves
Regards
DF

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

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regards
DF

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Rolling through chaps , rolling through
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Er9xGRolrT4
regards
DF

 

[GrizzlingGammon]

Despite being told by remainers it's not actually possible ! Still awaiting the house price crash, stock market crash and emergency budget promised by remainers for the moment we voted leave .... which they then said 'oh we meant when we left' .... 31st Jan 2020 .... still nothing .... 'oh we meant when we leave the transition period' ..... I await both crashes and the emergency budget in the next few days !

I think you were told that getting a better deal, a have your cake and eat it type, was not possible. But Johnson and others are now claiming this alternative fact.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I know you've spoken before about your plans to retire to France. Out of interest, how are you planning to go about getting French citizenship ?

And Miss WS should find this Government guide on studying in the EU useful. Obviously, because Erasmus has gone there's still things to be decided. like how much more they will have to pay and whether this will differ by country or institution, but Johnson says this will all be decided before the replacement Turin is rolled out, so probably worth checking regularly because it's still being updated daily.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/study-in-the-european-union#history

It covers residency rules, visa requirements, healthcare, all sorts of useful things for anyone wanting to study for a year in the EU

All the best Pal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aw8aG5FYlU
regards
DF