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[Politics] Brexit
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daveinplzen
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Only a complete fool would consider mass job loss due to Brexit as marvelous. Oh wait.
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And today's Brexiteer advent calendar window opens to reveal a nice surprise for EU holidaymakers with any pre-existing health conditions. From the Government's much lauded 'Prepare for Brexit' website
https://www.gov.uk/visit-europe-1-january-2021
Healthcare: check you’re covered
You should always get appropriate travel insurance with healthcare cover before you go abroad.
Your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) will be valid up to 31 December 2020.
It’s particularly important you get travel insurance with the right cover if you have a pre-existing medical condition. This is because the EHIC scheme covers pre-existing conditions, while many travel insurance policies do not.
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https://www.gov.uk/visit-europe-1-january-2021
Healthcare: check you’re covered
You should always get appropriate travel insurance with healthcare cover before you go abroad.
Your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) will be valid up to 31 December 2020.
It’s particularly important you get travel insurance with the right cover if you have a pre-existing medical condition. This is because the EHIC scheme covers pre-existing conditions, while many travel insurance policies do not.
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nicko31
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The days of ordinary folk retiring in the sun, forget it unless you've got plenty of cash...
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Dick Swiveller
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Just what you need in the House of Lords. Derrrrrrrrrrr as a response to any point you don't like.
Botham and Daley Thompson will always be my sporting heroes. But everything I know about him outside of his sporting and charity achievements is not pleasant. Thoroughly deserved Knighthood for the sport and charity stuff but peerage?
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Maybe it's decisions such as this that make [MENTION=35196]Is it PotG?[/MENTION] think Johnson is doing such a 'superb' job.
Of course, I'm only guessing because they are, afterall, 'his personal views, and he wouldn't expect to be victimised' by someone asking for reasons why, after he had declared those views on a public forum.
And let him have his moment in the sun. It's not like our Brexiteer friends have had much to celebrate since their tea towels and 50p Pieces. I can't even remember if they got their Bong
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Maybe it's decisions such as this that make [MENTION=35196]Is it PotG?[/MENTION] think Johnson is doing such a 'superb' job.
Of course, I'm only guessing because they are, afterall, 'his personal views, and he wouldn't expect to be victimised' by someone asking for reasons why, after he had declared those views on a public forum.
And let him have his moment in the sun. It's not like our Brexiteer friends have had much to celebrate since their tea towels and 50p Pieces. I can't even remember if they got their Bong
You forgot the BLUE PASSPORT again
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Maybe it's decisions such as this that make [MENTION=35196]Is it PotG?[/MENTION] think Johnson is doing such a 'superb' job.
Of course, I'm only guessing because they are, afterall, 'his personal views, and he wouldn't expect to be victimised' by someone asking for reasons why, after he had declared those views on a public forum.
And let him have his moment in the sun. It's not like our Brexiteer friends have had much to celebrate since their tea towels and 50p Pieces. I can't even remember if they got their Bong
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We are both happy. You get your Brexit, I am getting my 'no deal' Brexit disaster confirmed in daily instalments
And I find the complete dearth of even the most ardent Brexiteers on here, trying to make any coherent justification of what is happening, a source of constant amusement. Although to be fair, the only alternative to admitting that you've been naive at best and completely stupid at worst, is probably running, hiding, denying all responsibility and posting the occasional 'humorous' one liner.
I'd already resigned myself to lots of people suffering some time ago but I can't change that, so it's pointless trying to fight it. All you can do is make sure you're not one of them
Let's just hope the 'Superb' Johnson doesn't now go and f*** it up for both of us by U-turning again
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For those of you unaware of the Ian Botham / dolcelatte story, here it is. A reminder that this man is now directly involved in the lawmaking process in this country.
http://theanalyst.net/2015/11/24/beefy-botham-prefers-cheese/
http://theanalyst.net/2015/11/24/beefy-botham-prefers-cheese/
Pretty pink fairy
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We are both happy. You get your Brexit, I am getting my 'no deal' Brexit disaster confirmed in daily instalments
And I find the complete dearth of even the most ardent Brexiteers on here, trying to make any coherent justification of what is happening, a source of constant amusement. Although to be fair, the only alternative to admitting that you've been naive at best and completely stupid at worst, is probably running, hiding, denying all responsibility and posting the occasional 'humorous' one liner.
I'd already resigned myself to lots of people suffering some time ago but I can't change that, so it's pointless trying to fight it. All you can do is make sure you're not one of them
Let's just hope the 'Superb' Johnson doesn't now go and f*** it up for both of us by U-turning again
Justification
that was dealt with on the 31st January 2020, get over yourself like most reasonable people have !Regards
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daveinplzen
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Justification
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...and still no closer to actually ending unless in a disastrous way for the country and its future. The country thanks nitwits like you
rogersix
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Justification
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dave has got a point barren. do you think that maybe your decision making process isn't quite up to scratch because you're educationally sub-normal?
Ppf has been crying into his Buckfast and playing this on repeat all day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCU0h8iR_Dw
melias shoes
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Ever try using the EHIC card? I did. They weren't interested all they were interested in was my travel insurance details. So it'll be business as usual in many ways.
Tick tock.
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Ever try using the EHIC card? I did. They weren't interested all they were interested in was my travel insurance details. So it'll be business as usual in many ways.
Tick tock.
It was a 25 Euro charge, reduced from 50 Euros for my wife to see the Doctor in Italy last year, no mention of EHIC card either. Your right it will be business as usual.
This is from 2010.
https://conversation.which.co.uk/travel-leisure/dont-rely-on-ehic-when-travelling-to-europe/0
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If you read the content of links before you post them, you may be better informed (and I mean in life generally, not just Brexit)
The EHIC doesn’t always entitle us to get all state-provided medical treatment free of charge. It does entitle us to the same medical care as a local resident of the country we’re in, but this may not be as comprehensive as the NHS. Where state-funded treatment isn’t entirely free, insurers will usually pay outstanding costs.
But, of course, because you are British, you should get better treatment than people who live there and everything should be entirely free shouldn't it
Still at least you now have someone equally well informed who agrees with you
Tick tock indeed
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