Or to put it another way 'we could have made great progress if the EU hadn't insisted on exactly the same rules as we knew they would before we voted out'.
If your master plan is to sell out to the Americans, with the inevitable lowering of product standards and private healthcare intrusions into the NHS that is likely to bring, then the U.K. really is fecked.
Not to mention the fact that we're currently arguing over the imposition of 300% tariffs...
Is that her vinegar strokes?What an absolute car crash. She does her trademark facial expression too while stumbling, also known as "disaster face" as originated by that taxi driver on BBC News.
Hhhmmm, sexy.Is that her vinegar strokes?
I wouldn't be that sure. In Malta there were plenty of British immigrants who rooted for Brexit because they want their country back and would like to kick the undesirables out. When asked if they would like to be deported they replied that the Maltese government would never do that to them as that would be extremely cruel and we're all commonwealth (whatever that means).
Surely you can just file for permanent citizenship, if it's like in France you don't need the UK or the EU?
I could but dont want to plus I cant be bothered paying 255€ to it. There are pluses and minuses for doing this but depending how this all pans out either way I will probably end up jumping through hoops.
Surely it makes sense to get dual nationality if you can? I've always had a UK passport, despite living in Ireland since I was 2. It's never been a problem for me but I just got my first Irish passport in case travelling within the EU becomes a hassle, post--Brexit. That's just common sense really.
I'm sorry but if you don't want to be a citizen(by that I'm talking about residency only) and also don't want to be a national then what do you want to be?
If I knew whether or not after Brexit I could keep both I would consider it, at the moment you can due to the EU but once the UK is out what then, I would be peeved to have to choose one or the other.
A residency permit I have and have had since 1996 but this is related to the EU and in fact due to the EU you dont even need one anymore here, but what is when Brexit is finalized would I need a Visa or some other papers etc. thats the most annoying thing not knowing what is going to happen.
I'd be amazed if Brexit affects your rights re dual citizenship. As it stands you can hold a British passport and a passport from a whole load of non-Eu countries.
Probably not, but its going to be a hole of around £30B (2018 to 2020) in total, only Germany and the UK pay in surpluses, so looks like Angela will have to find the £30B herself... probably 'chump-change' anyway to Germany!
True, but they will still take our money... albeit probably holding their noses and crossing their fingers!
are you still spouting this bollocks? it's not true and you know it.Hah hah! no, you know it!
2007 from the BBC News Channel EU Budget
Come on Spanner, I've just taken figures from the BBC NEWS Channel, so why the hostility, it backs what you said, there are other countries paying net surpluses, be gracious enough to acknowledge that!
I will happily be proven wrong by facts. You've now twice stated that Germany and the UK are the only net contributors to the E.U. despite being given facts the first time to prove you incorrect. I would say you're basically the definition of someone who uses 'fake news'.
I'm in the process of getting French nationality so when it comes through I'll have both French and British nationality. Because France and Britain both allow dual nationality I don't have to choose.
Really! Some how I don't believe the 'happily' part.. perhaps a slip-up on the words used, you would accept being proved wrong, perhaps?
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No you didn't, just twice on this page alone you have used the word "only".
I'm not involving myself in your argument with Massive Spanner but he's right
Twice, you slipped up twice, did you? You accidentally confused "only contributors" with "largest contributors", did you? I mean, look, it's an easy mistake to make. Only and largest, it's not like they mean vastly different things or anything. Or, it's not like someone already called you out on it the first time and you ran away with your tails between your legs.On his performance in this thread? Farage's shoeshiner.
Or Farage himself.
Does he post elsewhere on the caf? Or just this thread? Comes across like a shill....
If that's the case he probably went to Brussels as much as we did.
Well he is supposed to mainly work in Strasbourg.
in some pub I guessWell he is supposed to mainly work in Strasbourg.
Which rule covers the EU's interpretation of the divorce bill?
Simple question, does Canada have the same health system as the US?
I can find the use the word once, in any case where have you been lately, waiting to pounce?
EU Project management in Britain, France, Holland, Italy and Germany, I was younger then and more precise with my words, but gob-shite's like you I've found everywhere! Have you run out of arguments?
Another one creeping out of the woodwork, where are your arguments? oh forgot you don't have any, just taking aim from behind cover, get in line son!
You know what they say, it takes one to know one son and you're full of it!
Nigel's my hero!
Where have I spouted bullshit? Can you quote my posts where I state untrue 'facts'?
