yep worrying will do no good, f**k all any of us lot can do about it anyway and old "in for a splash" don't know any more than any other bugger that's what makes this all rather sillyThat's great news, no need to worry anymore then.
The Brexit Negotiations
- Thread starter The Donald
- Start date
Exactly , EU say we can go but ECJ to have jurisdiction over ex pat rights , they love us really . wtf
well our courts would have to have jurisdiction over UK ex pat rights thenExactly , EU say we can go but ECJ to have jurisdiction over ex pat rights , they love us really . wtf
don't like their little camp fire p1ssed on that's for sureNah , they want control of all everyone .
Indeed , that's why I think we'll walk , no point talking to them that don't listen.
Its just a game of brinkmanship at the moment with the EU playing hard ball to try and spook the uk, if you listen to some people you would think if we get no deal we ard finished, our trade with the EU is around 7% of uk gdp and even with no deal most of that is likely to continue albeit with tariffs at WTO levels but of course that will be balanced out with the lower currency, the EU imports to us will face a double whammy, the only weapon they have at the moment is financial services, I remember when the crash hit most people wanted every banker taken out and shot, all of a sudden remainers think they are the saviours
and the irish government did better?
bertie reckons you missed the boat!
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- Limousin/Charentes toad land
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- Limousin/Charentes toad land
Actually, I think I realised some months ago that I was well out of a country full of (and I quote you) "inbred racist bigotry"
.Going back to the Boris who actually achieved something, it seems that just a couple of weeks back he was made bankrupt to the tune of over 30 million, yet he can comment on bbc about matches at Wimbledon as though he doesn't have a care in the world. How does he manage that?
Old McDonald
Member
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- Harray, Orkney
Urm, regardless whether you can vote or note would you rather say your head of state was TM or Macron?
I thought you might be interested in following through on this
https://www.gov.uk/renounce-british-nationality/overview
Obviously you cannot want to "remain" being British. The only people I have heard complaining so much about the UK as you are those first generation so called Aussies of UK descent who despise everything British. Why complain so much about a country you have rejected and to which you have no intention of returning to live? Why not just enjoy your life in France and ignore the UK? You have no feeling for it other than contempt. Life is too short to bear such grudges. You will live a lot longer if you simply forget about the UK and let it sort itself out without continually denigrating the country and its people - bearing in mind that most of the posters on here are British and wish to continue living in the UK.
There is a slight problem. You would be stateless if you reject your British citizenship now, so the horrible UK government would protect you by not allowing you to become stateless. So, unless you can become a Czech citizen via your wife, you will have to "remain" a British subject. I suppose you do not like that, but neither do I like being a citizen of the EU, which I have been since Maastricht.
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- Limousin/Charentes toad land
Why not? My fil still complains about the communists. No one has to read my posts, like I don't read cave idiots for eg.
Old McDonald
Member
- Location
- Harray, Orkney
Why not what? Why not become a Czech citizen? It seems to me that it would be a good move given your view of the UK, and it makes you an EU citizen still after Brexit and before you can be a French one. In fact you need never become a French citizen. Given the choice I think I would prefer to be Czech. Have you tried their slivovice? Absolutely brilliant from the right place - rahter similar to whisky, some are really good and others I do not like. I like some French wines (usually the more expensive ones) and not others.
I read your posts because you often write things which make me think, and now and again I agree with you. The same goes for many other posters on here. It would be very boring if we all agreed/disagreed with the same posters on every topic - although at times it does seem rather like that if you follow who consistently "likes" posts from certain other posters, and never "likes" posts from certain other posters. You and I fall in neither category in respect of each other.
I read your posts because you often write things which make me think, and now and again I agree with you. The same goes for many other posters on here. It would be very boring if we all agreed/disagreed with the same posters on every topic - although at times it does seem rather like that if you follow who consistently "likes" posts from certain other posters, and never "likes" posts from certain other posters. You and I fall in neither category in respect of each other.
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- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-40582907
Northern Ireland people 'could elect Irish MEPs'
Northern Ireland people 'could elect Irish MEPs'
RobFZS
Member
All part of the divide and conquer narrative the federalists play, usually it's by using our own money
Actually, I think I realised some months ago that I was well out of a country full of (and I quote you) "inbred racist bigotry"
Going back to the Boris who actually achieved something, it seems that just a couple of weeks back he was made bankrupt to the tune of over 30 million, yet he can comment on bbc about matches at Wimbledon as though he doesn't have a care in the world. How does he manage that?
Do you want us to elect one on your behalf. I propose we give you Luke Ming Flanagan
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- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Representation without taxation etc
Assuming this is fundamentally true, if something along these lines was offered to Cameron in 2015 at those last ditch negotiations this whole fiasco would probably have been avoided....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-40615119
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-40615119
caveman
Member
- Location
- East Sussex.
Who wants compromise?
Out is out.
Can't believe a word from him anyways.
Perhaps somebody will give him a dildo for christmas so's he can go...........
- Location
- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Blair feeding his ego etc