[Politics] Brexit

[Two Professors]

You really are the master of drivel.

Didn't really want to take your title.Perhaps the change of air wasn't good for you.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

That is what you said. You said the loss of shops is due to the internet and rising costs. So, if, as you also state, brexit has nothing to do with it, then brexit has not had any influence on costs, even though you admired that it had effected the economy.

ANY COMMENT ON VISA FREE ENTRY IN TO THE EU BOY ?
regards
DR

 

[Two Professors]

That's exactly what the Tories want. Run down the Health Service and then announce plans to privatise this bit and privatise that bit.
The USA are rubbing their hands together at the thought of selling us health insurance.

Would've thought the Spanish and French would have had more expertise selling health insurance to Brits?Perhaps their prices are too high.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Ok. No idea on the visa regulations (not sure they have been announced), but glad to see you are seeing some sense and acknowledging the negative impact Brexit has had on the high street and economy.

you're deluded
regards
DR

 

[Two Professors]

Ok. No idea on the visa regulations (not sure they have been announced), but glad to see you are seeing some sense and acknowledging the negative impact Brexit has had on the high street and economy.

Have you applied to the BBC for a job?You sound like a perfect fit.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

does this apply to just holidays? If so it is a reduction of what we can do now !

that's because we will have left the EU
regards
DR

 

[daveinplzen]

Bit rich Dave?..
On our way.

Did you forget you posted your drivel under your other room name?

You prat.

 

[ManOfSussex]

does this apply to just holidays? If so it is a reduction of what we can do now !

Yes - 90 days visa free travel in any 180 day period has been proposed by The Commission today provided The UK reciprocates to all EU nationals coming here - https://www.rte.ie/news/business/20...es-visa-free-travel-for-britons-after-brexit/

An ETIAS visitor visa-waiver will be required for anything over that as it stands - that will include questions on employment, criminal and medical records.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Yes - 90 days visa free travel in any 180 day period has been proposed by The Commission today provided The UK reciprocates to all EU nationals coming here - https://www.rte.ie/news/business/20...es-visa-free-travel-for-britons-after-brexit/

An ETIAS visitor visa-waiver will be required for anything over that as it stands - that will include questions on employment, criminal and medical records.

I can see a few AWOL jumping on the bandwagon to be fair
regards
DR

 

[Westdene Seagull]

That is what you said. You said the loss of shops is due to the internet and rising costs. So, if, as you also state, brexit has nothing to do with it, then brexit has not had any influence on costs, even though you admired that it had effected the economy.

What did you do at Uni - please tell me it wasn't economics ?

 

[Westdene Seagull]

So far far far less than now. What about if you want to work there or live there?

Yes, as has been told to you time and time again ..... no FoM. Accept it into your heart.

 

[ManOfSussex]

I can see a few AWOL jumping on the bandwagon to be fair
regards
DR

You're supposed to apply for a visa to The United States and attend an interview at The US Embassy if you've ever been arrested here for anything, for example. However The US Department of Homeland Security doesn't have direct access to The UK Police National Computer - they'd have to make an individual request on a person of interest via Interpol. So for visiting The US for example, unless you're on Home Office or equivalent watch list, are currently released from prison on license, have committed an offence that has given you notoriety, unfortunately share the same name as someone with notoriety (I used to know a bloke called Paul McGuinness who had a brother called Martin for example) or are a 21 year old male from Bradford called Muhammed, who's just spent 6 months in Pakistan and is travelling to New York for the first time on his own - you can enter The US no problem on The VWP, all things considered. Plenty have.

I can't see ETIAS or whatever we end up doing for EU nationals being any different.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

So far far far less than now. What about if you want to work there or live there?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjqBhZj_37U
regards
DR

 

[CHAPPERS]

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[Ernest]

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Is it about to hit the fan

 

[nicko31]

Is it about to hit the fan

How long until MP are branded enemies of the people?

 

[Ernest]

How long until MP are branded enemies of the people?

Who resigns first

 

[DIFFBROOK]

The sh*t will hit the fan from all sides. Whatever May has put in place will please no-one. Question will be, whether MPs suck it or reject it.

If they reject the Governments plan, then MPs have a duty to put either the prospect of "No deal" or current deal (i.e staying in the EU) to the people.

I know Brexiteers would love us to jump off a cliff, but they need to remember that they did not win the referendum by a landslide. It was 52/48.

Simply ignoring a very sizeable majority who do not want a no deal and all its consequences, could have dire consequences for a large number of this countries population. The real fear of extended austerity, the fear of violence particularly in N Ireland is not something I believe people voted for.

If Brexiteers believe that to be the case, then they have nothing to fear from a peoples vote.

 

[CHAPPERS]

DUP haven't seen it.

 

[BrickTamland]

Not economics. Maybe that is why I don't understand how, as you say, brexit can effect the economy but not touch any area a high street shop deals with. Care to explain?

I’m as remain as the next sane person but think it’s wrong to direct the decline of the high street towards brexit. Similar things happening all over the world, in America too, which is uneffected by brexit. Perhaps it’s more pronounced in the UK due to the ‘high street culture’ maybe not shared in other places.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp....-being-hit-by-online-retailing#ampf=undefined

Perhaps there’s a small argument that is has slightly sped up the decline but is certainly not the root cause