25-07-2022, 09:13
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Damien
I travel to Europe a lot, several times a year, and there is not once I did not have my passport checked. Occasionally the French one on the U.K side just waved you though but we've always had passport checks.
The French one now just adds a stamp when checking. The U.K process is the same for U.K citizens, the electronic reader, and it's only the stupid checks we do on why EU citizens are arriving in the country that has been added.
So yes there are slightly more checks and as I said these are checks we could mutually agree to skip. The French allow U.K citizens in without the stamp and we stop the twenty questions everytime we see an EU passport.
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No it is slower to get though at Dover now, just not as bad as this weekend has made out.
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This thread is getting totally surreal. You think that the man who literally runs the Port of Dover is wrong and you think the EU should just waive through 3rd country visitors. Jeez ..
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
Andrew you shouldn't get into that lying game. We voted for sovereignty and an M20 queue, while not welcome, is no basis for decrying Brexit.
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Andrew is not lying. We were promised no downside and many people voted Leave on the back on this.
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We voted for sovereignty and an M20 queue
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25-07-2022, 09:25
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Re: Britain outside the EU
Increasing any kind of workload at borders was only going to cause problems. Brexiters like Pierre accept this as a price worth paying.
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
Well, it was common sense that there would be teething problems. Only an idiot would think that we would seamlessly migrate from one system to another like switching a light on.
The whole thing has been made worse by France. As others have pointed oit, it was their failure to gst enough staff in to man the booths on time that caused this chaos. It was the French who caused those problems with the fishermen at the Channel Islands. It is the French and some other EU countries that are causing problems on the NI border through unnecessary bureaucracy.
These problems will get sorted out. We will rid ourselves of EU laws that are holding us back. We will negotiate trade deals that provide better benefits for this country. But these things take a little time. Brexiteers always knew that. Nothing to apologise for.
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The unnecessary bureaucracy in NI was what your hero Boris Johnson negotiated.
Remain-voting NI is flourishing unlike the rest of the UK outside London so maybe he will count it as a success in his 2023 leadership campaign?
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25-07-2022, 09:36
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
Increasing any kind of workload at borders was only going to cause problems. Brexiters like Pierre accept this as a price worth paying.
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Pierre voted Remain, I think I recall.
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Yep, posted only yesterday…
Just goes to show Andrew, you do not read stuff properly.
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As someone who voted to remain, <snip>
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Originally Posted by Maggy
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Goes to show how pathetic the EU is, doesn’t it, using disabled people as pawns, to get awkward by refusing these badges, thank goodness we have left these cretinous fools.
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25-07-2022, 09:41
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Mick
Are you really being this obtuse?
I told you posts ago that Tourists visiting France are paying in to the coffers of France, they should provide relevant services. They are to blame for this bullshit political grandstanding by understaffed border controls.
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These rules now apply at any entry point into the EU we could also be asked to provide proof of funds, proof of accommodation and proof of return ticket.
Whilst we were not part of Schengen we did have favourable terms those terms no longer apply and the delay on required checks has now passed and they’re being imposed.
Those that argue that we should be eligible for the same treatment because we used to be in the EU I are simplistically arguing that if you cancel you’re Netflix subscription you still be allowed to watch it because you used to be a member
We’re not in the EU therefore we are treat exactly the same as any other non EU country
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Pierre voted Remain, I think I recall.
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Yep, posted only yesterday…
Just goes to show Andrew, you do not read stuff properly.
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Goes to show how pathetic the EU is, doesn’t it, using disabled people as pawns, to get awkward by refusing these badges, thank goodness we have left these cretinous fools.
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How can it be the EU’s fault when some member states have approved their use ??
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25-07-2022, 09:52
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees
These rules now apply at any entry point into the EU we could also be asked to provide proof of funds, proof of accommodation and proof of return ticket.
Whilst we were not part of Schengen we did have favourable terms those terms no longer apply and the delay on required checks has now passed and they’re being imposed.
Those that argue that we should be eligible for the same treatment because we used to be in the EU I are simplistically arguing that if you cancel you’re Netflix subscription you still be allowed to watch it because you used to be a member
We’re not in the EU therefore we are treat exactly the same as any other non EU country
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How can it be the EU’s fault when some member states have approved their use ??
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As already been stated by others, proof of funds checks have not occurred.
As for your last point. Easy, they’re playing political games, because a former member dared to leave their corrupted power hungry empire.
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25-07-2022, 10:03
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Maggy
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Just shows what pigs they are.
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25-07-2022, 10:04
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Mick
As already been stated by others, proof of funds checks have not occurred.
As for your last point. Easy, they’re playing political games, because a former member dared to leave their corrupted power hungry empire.
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I didn’t say they had occurred i said they may now be required
If it’s the EU playing political games then why are all member states not in the same position ?
Some member states have approved their use
Some member states are undecided on if they will approve them
I’m not aware of any member states actively refusing them yet ?
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25-07-2022, 10:23
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Mick
Pierre voted Remain, I think I recall.
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Like the next PM Liz Truss, I believe he's changed his mind since the Referendum.
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Not a good look for these countries. Something we need to tidy up now through negotiation.
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25-07-2022, 10:34
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees
I didn’t say they had occurred i said they may now be required
If it’s the EU playing political games then why are all member states not in the same position ?
Some member states have approved their use
Some member states are undecided on if they will approve them
I’m not aware of any member states actively refusing them yet ?
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The mere matter of "considering" is an affront to the disabled and to decency.
That said, it is something that our incompetent government should have wrapped up in the Withdrawal Agreement or Trade Agreement.
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25-07-2022, 10:46
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
The mere matter of "considering" is an affront to the disabled and to decency.
That said, it is something that our incompetent government should have wrapped up in the Withdrawal Agreement or Trade Agreement.
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Agreed.
Realistically, we need to have good relations with the EU member states to correct things like this. Tearing up the NI protocol when there exists Article 16 to invoke instead as part of the protocol will not help our caues.
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25-07-2022, 11:09
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Agreed.
Realistically, we need to have good relations with the EU member states to correct things like this. Tearing up the NI protocol when there exists Article 16 to invoke instead as part of the protocol will not help our caues.
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Sort of agreed. We do have good relations with the EU member states. But at least two stand apart, particularly France and Ireland, who drive the rest into nodding heads.
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25-07-2022, 11:27
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
Like the next PM Liz Truss, I believe he's changed his mind since the Referendum.
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Not a good look for these countries. Something we need to tidy up now through negotiation.
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I think folk like you have drove him to change his mind and the hardened anti-Brexit conspiracy nut jobs, of the Alistair Campbell kind, totally unaccepting of the 2016 referendum result.
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25-07-2022, 12:22
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
The mere matter of "considering" is an affront to the disabled and to decency.
That said, it is something that our incompetent government should have wrapped up in the Withdrawal Agreement or Trade Agreement.
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I’m not sure how this could be contained in the withdrawal agreement as negotiations such as this are performed at the level of the individual member state. These Negotiations are currently ongoing with the individual member states
But, there has been Covid & the war in Ukraine to contend with,so……
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25-07-2022, 12:48
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Like the next PM Liz Truss, I believe he's changed his mind since the Referendum.
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I have made my position on here very clear many times, but once again:
I voted Remain. Mainly because I knew the extrication process would be a circus and six years on........here we are.
After the referendum result. I accepted and was happy to look forward to moving on, as constantly moaning, whinging, gloating etc is bad for the country, if we're going to go forward we have to go together and I find the joy that some people get for every hiccup and mistake we make whilst we're trying to move on quite disgusting.
My position now. Six years of watching the EU behave as they have done has made me believe that in our future we are better off without their management.
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25-07-2022, 13:04
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Pierre
I have made my position on here very clear many times, but once again:
I voted Remain. Mainly because I knew the extrication process would be a circus and six years on........here we are.
After the referendum result. I accepted and was happy to look forward to moving on, as constantly moaning, whinging, gloating etc is bad for the country, if we're going to go forward we have to go together and I find the joy that some people get for every hiccup and mistake we make whilst we're trying to move on quite disgusting.
My position now. Six years of watching the EU behave as they have done has made me believe that in our future we are better off without their management.
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For balance, there's been dubious behaviour by both sides, to the bolded part I sincerely hope you're right.
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