I drove to France last week and despite what the anti-Brexit scaremongers on here said……

[Mottie]

Nothing to do with the 'oven ready deal'. These were all things we were told we would 'suffer' after leaving the EU which we did for a while until the EU realised it might put people off visiting and more importantly spending so they were gradually dropped. My sister didn’t even have her passport stamped when she went to Spain earlier this year.

As a vociferous idiot panicky scaremonger on here said, when we leave the EU …..

“…you'll have to add on extra health insurance, visa costs (ETIAS from 2020), green card insurance, international driving licence etc etc...And of course without financial passporting and mobile agreements, DD/Credit card transactions and roaming charges may go up...And that's just the start of it!"

Apparently not. None of it. Whatsoever.

 

[Brigadier]

Your post was just nitpicking and irrelevant

In your opinion.

In my opinion, it was:

- a reply to your post
- pointed out that your progeny weren't solely at risk of employment exploitation abroad: it happens here too (at a not-insignificant level).

 

[Mottie]

In your opinion.

In my opinion, it was:

- a reply to your post
- pointed out that your progeny weren't solely at risk of employment exploitation abroad: it happens here too (at a not-insignificant level).

Remind us all again what that has to do with the thread title? Just because Ellal tried to take it off topic, doesn’t mean you have to as well. Start your own thread on that if you are keen to put a point over and if I’m interested, I’ll respond. If not, I’ll do nothing which is the polite thing to do and let the thread remain on topic. That’s the last I’ll reply to you in this thread unless you want to keep to the topic.

 

[noseall]

Oh, it's because of school holidays that the borders are busy now, is it?

Oh, Brexit is great all of a sudden because borders aren't busy, away from peak times, eh?
Brexit was, is and always will be, a total pile of traitorous, UK harming shịt.

 

[Mottie]

Yawn. What is it with you bitter remoaners that you just have to shoehorn your dissaointment that Brexit is nowhere near as bad as you hoped?

 

[Mottie]

Oh, Brexit is great all of a sudden because borders aren't busy, away from peak times, eh?
Brexit was, is and always will be, a total pile of traitorous, UK harming shịt.

No, it’s as predicted for most people - no f'cking change for the worse despite predictions that it would be. See post #1 if you’re unsure what this thread is about.

 

[Brigadier]

Remind us all again what that has to do with the thread title?

About as much as half of your posts do, in the threads in which you post them.

That’s the last I’ll reply to you in this thread

Ditto

 

[gas112]

Despite going Europe several times a year I'm still yet to suffer being in a queue either to enter or leave and in the main it's walk straight through . Shame our own airport security on returning wasn't as quick

 

[ellal]

A couple of weeks is enough for me and 99.9999% of the U.K. population. No one rule for anything is fit for all.

You can of course provide us with figures to back up that percentage claim?

Because by your reckoning there are only approximately 68 people in the UK who think the same as you

But maybe you could tell us what the longest period of time any of your family or friends spent in that Spanish villa was?

Which is reciprocal and one of the main benefits of Brexit.

It isn't a benefit, it's a xenophobic regressive step!

But you claim it's 'one of the main benefits of brexit'...

Would you tell us about any other 'main benefits of brexit' which you can think of?

Lesser benefits of brexit will also do

If my children or grand children want to work in Europe, I hope they will need a work permit just like they would need to work anywhere decent in the rest of the world.

Ah, so Europe is a decent place then in your opinion?

A shame that you think that your children and grandchildren not having the freedom that you have enjoyed is worth the price of the worst economic/social suicide note a nation has ever written!

And they will not thank you for your choice!

But hey, voter renewal will change things whether you like it or not...

It's always good to clear out the dead wood from time to time!

 

[Mottie]

A shame that you think that your children and grandchildren not having the freedom that you have enjoyed is worth the price of the worst economic/social suicide note a nation has ever written!

And they will not thank you for your choice!

Wrong. In any case, they don’t hate me like you admittedly hate your Dad for voting for Brexit and they never will. I can’t imagine what it could be like to be hated by one of my children just for casting a vote that they didn't agree with. Must be more to than that - Is this hatred reciprocal? Serious question - have you tried councelling?

 

[ellal]

Wrong. In any case, they don’t hate me like you admittedly hate your Dad for voting for Brexit and they never will. I can’t imagine what it could be like to be hated by one of my children just for casting a vote that they didn't agree with. Must be more to than that. Serious question - have you tried councelling?

I think it's you that needs counseling.
(or is that cancelling?)

You could of course thank me for correcting you on your bad (bod?) spelling

Along with your bad brexit choice, which you still can't understand was a really big mistake!

You take too much for granted, and when they ask you why they don't have the freedom to travel at will like you did what are you going to tell them?

 

[Mottie]

I think it's you that needs counseling.
(or is that cancelling?)

You could of course thank me for correcting you on your bad (bod?) spelling

I think you'll find it’s counselling. Well, at least according to the NHS and most English dictionaries.

Counselling

Read about counselling, a talking therapy that can help with a range of mental and emotional problems, including stress, anxiety and depression.

www.nhs.uk

Feel free to thank me on correcting you on your spelling.

Hey, perhaps you could check with your 'doctor' 'sons' on the correct spelling of that word if you’re on talking terms with them?

when they ask you why they don't have the freedom to travel at will like you did what are you going to tell them?

Travel at will? Where? All over the world? My Dad and grandad did that and didn’t even need a passport - I never asked them why I needed one. Where in the world do you think my children and grandchildren won’t be able to travel to 'at will' that they could travel to, pre-Brexit?

 

[Notch7]

Yawn. What is it with you bitter remoaners that you just have to shoehorn your dissaointment that Brexit is nowhere near as bad as you hoped?

remainers didn’t “hope” Brexit would be bad, we know it would be bad….its turned out much worse than imagined.

 

[Mottie]

remainers didn’t “hope” Brexit would be bad, we know it would be bad….its turned out much worse than imagined.

Have you got the tomato withdrawal shakes again?

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Was brexit just about holidays ? No wonder it hasn't made a lot of difference. Made it harder to travel not easier but that was always obvious.

But what about "the meat" of brexit ? Why does nobody shout these things out that really make brexit worthwhile