nicko31
Well-known member
Grinning the polling data was correct and his Euro salary and investments had just increased by 15% as sterling hemorrhaged
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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Grinning the polling data was correct and his Euro salary and investments had just increased by 15% as sterling hemorrhaged
nicko31
Well-known member
The protests next month around the UK will really get under his thin skin
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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So tomorrow is the day were the people who voted Brexit finally find out what they voted for.
It's tomorrow that Theresa May is due to present our plans for borders and trade to the EU in order to begin the negotiations, so what do we reckon, a bespoke customs union or Max Fac ? (The fact that the technology doesn't exist for Max Fac and the EU has already said no to a bespoke customs union shouldn't prove any problem for 'the bloody difficult woman').
Or, perish the thought, another delay and fudge as the further extensions of EU membership on worse terms creep ever closer ?
Tick-tock
This almost certainly, expect the can to have a real good kick down the road yet again.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He'll enjoy the attention. I hope the crowds do turn out, but stand with their backs to him.
pastafarian
Well-known member
You dont deny ever conveying Brexit wont happen and we will remain in the EU,like you did, your lack of denial is a good enough admission for me
i already posted that quote where she said we have always had control of our borders, ill post it again if you like, i never said she had said we could have quotas and visas as non EU citizens. I have explained to her Border controls means having these protocols, she obviously agrees as she posted something yesterday( or the day before) showing how we could have quotas.......the only problem was it was info on non EU citizens not EU citizens......she is either still looking or given up by now.
No one ever asked me to find it, i said it once, not constantly. If he wants to know ill try and remember where it was, why the fvck should you care anyway, you are sounding more and more a bit mental like him though.
Get some specs and try to understand what is being written
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So tomorrow is the day were the people who voted Brexit finally find out what they voted for.
It's tomorrow that Theresa May is due to present our plans for borders and trade to the EU in order to begin the negotiations, so what do we reckon, a bespoke customs union or Max Fac ? (The fact that the technology doesn't exist for Max Fac and the EU has already said no to a bespoke customs union shouldn't prove any problem for 'the bloody difficult woman').
Or, perish the thought, another delay and fudge as the further extensions of EU membership on worse terms creep ever closer ?
Tick-tock
Small point of order but it's already known the cabinet 'war' meeting is the 6th July so I'm not sure why you keep mentioning tomorrow.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,778
Just because the EU summit is tomorrow
But arranging the 'war' meeting for a week after the summit is about par for the course
portslade seagull
Well-known member
Just because the EU summit is tomorrow
But arranging the 'war' meeting for a week after the summit is about par for the course
I th8nk the EU has more pressing things on the agenda
Pretty pink fairy
Banned
- Jan 30, 2008
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melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
- 4,830
We put a seismic tremor through the heart of the EU. Now the aftershocks are travelling through the rest of it. Who knows what lies in store for it?
Just as well we're leaving.
Mrs The Clamp got the chance for a last minute trip to Italy this week. Her passport has less than three months until renewal. Being an EU citizen of course, this posed absolutely no problem. As opposed to next year when she would not have been able to go. Just another one of the everyday negatives of Brexit that will pile up and pile up. Sigh.
Butch Willykins
Well-known member
Just renew your passports in good time you pair of plums.
portslade seagull
Well-known member
Off to Vilamoura Portugal tomorrow, looking forward to it. Couple of rounds of golf and some nice port
I knew that would be the exact response. Yes, all well and good except for reasons I won't go into on here she couldn't renew it promptly. My point, which you have (deliberately?) failed to grasp, is that, at present, should there be something that prevents one from renewing in time then as an EU citizen it is no hassle. As opposed to next year when it will be a hassle. Well, more than a hassle, it will be impossible. See?
Enjoy! I'm neither a golf nor a port man but I see the benefit in both, happy day!
Butch Willykins
Well-known member
It’s not hassle though is it. Many countries require passports to have at least 6 months left on them. Or do you only visit EU countries ?
Heavens above, you're being deliberately obtuse. Yes, in the circumstance of a quick, last minute short break, having a passport with approaching renewal date would be a hassle or impossible as a non EU citizen. And she wasn't offered a trip outside the EU, she was offered a trip to an EU country, do you see?
Trips outside of the EU for us, would be largely planned in advance and passports renewed in plenty of time etc.
I haven't said all travel is a hassle or impossible, I'm just giving a small example of how leaving the EU is gonna be a hassle.
But you know what I'm saying.
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Butch Willykins
Well-known member
Your example is shite and will only be an issue for the unorganised or the thick.
I think you mean disorganised. You seem to have got thick right though, you must hear it a lot.
Okay. Goodnight.
Butch Willykins
Well-known member
Hope your wife has fun in Italy.