BREXIT

[YamFazFan]

I like the picture by the way. Here's an alternative version of the script...






'Who are we?'......'Remainers!'


'What do we want?'......'A fourth referendum!'


'When do we want it?'.....'After we've lost the second and third!'


:lol

[mtread]

Doesn't bother me. I've got no intention of living anywhere else.

So you're quite happy to explain to the Forum members on here living in the EU why you want them sent home then? Typical selfish Brexiteer.

I'd imagine that they'd come up with some sort of similar residency deal [/size]

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[/size][size=78%]You imagine! What do you think has been going on for the last two and a half years covering residency and everything else that's important. It's called a deal, which is clearly what you lot don't want.[/size]

Honestly, does the attention span of Brexiteers not go beyond what's written on a bus. :rolleyes

[YamFazFan]

We don't want the deal that's currently on offer no.


I don't want those forum members sent home. I'm not bothered either way. It's nice to go on holiday but actually living abroad has never appealed to me one iota, so I have zero interest in the matter.

[mtread]

But that is the inevitable consequence of not having a deal with the EU by 29th March. It is what you do want.  :rolleyes

[mtread]

Hang on a minute, I'll just check what's written on the bus.....

[fazersharp]

I wonder how many UK nationals living in the EU voted Leave

[YamFazFan]

I wonder how many UK nationals living in the EU voted Leave

I'd laugh if it's loads of them and they've basically just signed their own deportation orders :lol

[nick crisp]

No one need be deported if both sides are sensible about it. Except those living in a country illegally. The sooner they are deported, the better. One thing about May's deal that is good is that those living and working here already can stay. Thereafter, those wishing to come here must fit the UK's requirements, which are not unreasonable, and is a sensible thing to do.

[dazza]

Yes, they're all going to be deported and their properties bulldozed. :rolleyes
Exactly the sort of scaremongering we've been bombarded with throughout.
This isn't the Gaza strip we're talking about.
Please don't tell me you actually believe that'll happen.  :z

[mtread]

I wonder how many UK nationals living in the EU voted Leave

None. If they weren't on the electoral roll in the UK, they didn't get a vote

Please don't tell me you actually believe that'll happen.  [/size]

What is it about 'No Deal' that you don't understand? So you like playing 'chicken' then?

The EU have made it clear that the current (agreed) deal can't be amended. We can't pick and choose what we want from it.

[YamFazFan]

Hang on a minute, I'll just check what's written on the bus.....

I've just seen that bus!. Some remoaners bought it. It's now got a slogan on the side warning that UK nationals houses will be bulldozed and they'll get deported :eek

[mtread]

One thing about May's deal that is good is that those living and working here already can stay. Thereafter, those wishing to come here must fit the UK's requirements, which are not unreasonable, and is a sensible thing to do.

Again, factually wrong. When the transition deal starts on 30th March any other EU nationals can still come and stay and work during the transition period. After that these also can stay permanently if they've lived here for 5 years. Oh and they can bring their relatives to stay permanently. It's all in Article 13. 

[fazersharp]

I wonder how many UK nationals living in the EU voted Leave

None. If they weren't on the electoral roll in the UK, they didn't get a vote

So out of all of those that did have a vote - I wonder how many voted for brexit.

The EU have made it clear that the current (agreed) deal can't be amended.

Well of course they will say that wont they. That's called negotiating- something that May and the other morons have not got a clue how to do.

[mtread]

Hang on a minute! Who's withdrawn a post I've just replied to?

[mtread]

So out of all of those that did have a vote - I wonder how many voted for brexit.

Gibraltar (which did have a vote) is probably a good indicator - 96% Remain 4% Leave.


Now who's laughing  :lol

[fazersharp]

So out of all of those that did have a vote - I wonder how many voted for brexit.

Gibraltar (which did have a vote) is probably a good indicator - 96% Remain 4% Leave.

So you're quite happy to explain to the Forum members on here living in the EU why you want them sent home then? Typical selfish Brexiteer.

So the Brexiteers are selfish but all those that voted to remain are not selfish.

[nick crisp]

One thing about May's deal that is good is that those living and working here already can stay. Thereafter, those wishing to come here must fit the UK's requirements, which are not unreasonable, and is a sensible thing to do.

Again, factually wrong. When the transition deal starts on 30th March any other EU nationals can still come and stay and work during the transition period. After that these also can stay permanently if they've lived here for 5 years. Oh and they can bring their relatives to stay permanently. It's all in Article 13. 

That's ok, because I want this deal to be rejected in Parliament, which it will be. Under a no deal exit, which is the only other option the EU will accept, we can decide for ourselves who stays and who comes in. It won't matter to you, because if Brexit goes through, you'll move to the EU. Everybody happy! 

[mtread]

So the Brexiteers are selfish but all those that voted to remain are not selfish.

Well done, you've got it at last 


Remainers want Forum members to live wherever they choose.

[YamFazFan]

I wonder how many UK nationals living in the EU voted Leave

None. If they weren't on the electoral roll in the UK, they didn't get a vote

Why is there a full stop after the word 'None'?.


I've just looked it up. If they'd appeared on the electoral role within the previous 15 years then they were eligible to vote.

[mtread]

That's ok, because I want this deal to be rejected in Parliament,

Well at least that's one thing we want the same :\

we can decide for ourselves who stays and who comes in.

And so can the entire EU, or is that concept too difficult to grasp?