Oh no!! Brexit not going quite as well as hoped

[jowwy]

Why did you vote for brexit? Have you seen any benefits?

already answered around 40 pages ago

 

[icowden]

and there is absolutely nothing stopping them from still doing it

Except for the fact that every country they need to work in to build up funds, they will have to apply for visas, find a company that will recruit them ahead of time, do all the paperwork required. For example all they need to do to pack fruit in France is apply for a visa, have arranged employment in advance and got approval from the French Ministry of Labour. Then on to Germany where you will need to speak to the German Embassy, arrange employment in advance, fill out paperwork for the Visa - you'll have to apply for a long term visa as Germany does not allow short term ones (spoiler getting one of those for a short term job is nigh on impossible) etc etc.

So yes, absolutely nothing stopping them from doing it. Provided they are rich and don't need to work for any part of their stay. So it's just for rich people. Do you think that's OK , or do you think everyone should have the same opportunities?

 

[cookiemonster]

nope..no chips at all, no blaming others...unlike remainers or sorry in your case " non voters "

remind me agan where it is you work and pay taxes???

Non voter in this case because, despite being registered and able to vote, my vote, and the votes of millions of UK citizens abroad, was mysteriously removed with no explanation. Remind me how this vote was democratic?

 

[cookiemonster]

already answered around 40 pages ago

Did you?

 

[jowwy]

Except for the fact that every country they need to work in to build up funds, they will have to apply for visas, find a company that will recruit them ahead of time, do all the paperwork required. For example all they need to do to pack fruit in France is apply for a visa, have arranged employment in advance and got approval from the French Ministry of Labour. Then on to Germany where you will need to speak to the German Embassy, arrange employment in advance, fill out paperwork for the Visa - you'll have to apply for a long term visa as Germany does not allow short term ones (spoiler getting one of those for a short term job is nigh on impossible) etc etc.

So yes, absolutely nothing stopping them from doing it. Provided they are rich and don't need to work for any part of their stay. So it's just for rich people. Do you think that's OK , or do you think everyone should have the same opportunities?

nopt just for rich people......just your assumption

 

[jowwy]

Non voter in this case because, despite being registered and able to vote, my vote, and the votes of millions of UK citizens abroad, was mysteriously removed with no explanation. Remind me how this vote was democratic?

provide evidnce they were mysteriously removed???

 

[cookiemonster]

you provide the evidence....im not looking for you

I’ve literally just provided the evidence for you.

 

[icowden]

your just not listeneing......france is a soverign country, and according to you lot all EU countries can set all their own laws etc etc etc even when inside the EU....so if thats the case, why dont they set a law saying the UK people can come here, passport stamping free??? then the UK can set a law stating all french people can come here, passprot stamping free

They have. They allow anyone who lives in any country who has signed up to the EU Treaty that allows freedom of movement to freely move to and work in France.

Why would they want a separate scheme for a backward island intent on it's own self destruction? The UK is free to join that treaty but we haven't cos "foreigners".

 

[cookiemonster]

incorrect.......

No. Totally correct and well documented.

 

[icowden]

nopt just for rich people......just your assumption

So how is someone who is not rich going to earn money whilst they are in these countries? Prostitution? Selling Drugs?

If you *need* to earn money while you are travelling, then you are not *rich*. Do you see? On the other hand if daddy can afford to give you £6,000 in spending money every few months, you are *rich* or *wealthy*. That's how money works. Those who have a lot do not suffer from lack of opportunity. Those who do not, do suffer from that lack of opportunity.

I can't explain this any more simply - you need to do some of the heavy lifting.

 

[cookiemonster]

provide evidnce they were mysteriously removed???

Again, loads of evidence out there.

You have heard of Google?

 

[icowden]

incorrect.......

Here you go. You are going to have to do some of that "reading" that you aren't fond of:-

https://www.share-talk.com/when-bru...-britain-decided-to-leave-the-eu-2/#gs.7309vl

 

[icowden]

You have heard of Google?

I don't think Jowwy can use it. There is no evidence so far (frankly it's a wonder he can get to the forum).

 

[icowden]

POT, KETTLE, BLACK.......remainers have been doing that for 6 years now and still think they dont.

it was the whole reason this forum got annexed off the main site..........

Yet again you have no answer and resort to just typing "nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah". That's why so many of us aren't bothering with you.
By all means revel in your own ignorance but please stop sharing it.

 

[icowden]

provide evidnce they were mysteriously removed???

READ A F***ING NEWS REPORT AND LEARN TO USE GOOGLE.

PLEASE!!!!

https://www.theguardian.com/politic...lose-legal-battle-right-to-vote-eu-referendum

Responding to the judgment, MacLennan said: “The government made a manifesto commitment to enfranchise all British citizens, no matter how long they have been abroad saying that they thought that ‘choosing 15 years, as opposed to 14 or 16 years, is inherently like sticking a dart in a dartboard’ and that ‘if British citizens maintain British citizenship that brings with it rights, obligations and a connection with this country, and that that should endure’. We just want the government to keep its promises.”