Which is similar to the experience of my sister in law, a Thai national. Oddly though she was educated in the UK, but it seemingly counts for nothing (she had to return to Thailand).
Not sure that proves anything mate. The whole "pressure's getting to him" argument seems a bit baseless.Definitely Cummings strategy going to plan. He was caught goading Corbyn after the vote last night whilst being drunk
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It does, but I wonder if that's not partly because it's hiding an equally deep flaw which is that she does not really understand what is happening. There's been a few things she has said recently that just leave you scratching your head and wondering how she became the BBC's political editor (for example, the inability to distinguish between Johnson being able to call 'for' an election, but not call an election this week).
You think we should leave because the UKs non-EU immigration rules are bad?
Those are non EU rules
that's a low blow.So I was right,it's the UK's rules - you should have voted to leave the UK rather than the EU.
Good idea to go before October 31st, that.
It proves that Tories have been planning and desiring an election, despite BJ’s claims that he isn’t. I think BJ is delighted how things have gone so far, and it seems he is also playing a 'blinder'.
I've been trying to look at it that way each time United plays.
Can a loss be a win?
Actually not, because FoM only applies to EU citizens with an EU passport. And UK did it the same way with foreign Nationals living in other EU countries. They still have to apply for a UK visa. No FoM for them, nada, zero, null...
Well yeah, I think that much is obvious. I think they'll get it by mid-October, like they planned to, as well.
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That has nothing to do with the EU. Recruiters are saying that because there is some tiny thruth to that, but mostly companies do not want to hire from outside of EU - so it‘s easier to Tell you that story which is in most cases a lie.
Perhaps I'm misreading or misunderstanding, but Tories + SNP + independents wouldn't be enough to get the 434 votes required to trigger an election?
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Already posted in the correct thread.
Must admit that was my view as well.
You’ll need a visa after next year. Enjoy your EU holiday
You're right, I forgot about the super-majority requirement of the fixed terms act. /Facepalm
Have you read the article? Boris is having a 'mare at the moment and is a shite PM but his reply is accurate.
yeah. Thats what I was trying to explain. And Labour wont play along, until they get what they want. Hence stuff like Cummings pathetically trying to goad Corbyn.
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Yes I have, but his reply doesn't matter. He is purely an optics and PR politician, and this is him getting some comeuppance.
I'd prefer he'd get some comeuppance that was based on facts of him actually being an idiot!
There are three options -
What do you mean it has nothing to do with EU? You said yourself they don't wanna hire outside of EU (because it's easier to hire within EU).
horrific mental image
I think the crucial thing here is that I don't see BoJo tweaking the political declaration and putting the WA to the floor for a 4th time. That would be humiliating for him after he said it's dead time, after time, after time. I also don't think he'd get enough support for it in Parliament regardless.
What if he breaks the law and doesn't? Isn't it on Oct 19th it has to happen by? There'd be no time to play this through the courts. And even if he simply resigns on the day, the process to get a new PM would drag on longer than the remaining time.
I wrote it intended that way
Exactly, so if they do end up bringing it back to Parliament there are probably enough Labour rebel’s to pass it.
If that's the case we're doomed regardless, surely? How would a massive Tory majority in mid-October be turned to a small majority in mid-November?
By spliting vote to UKIP and LibDem?
