Brexit residency rights

Ihavenojob · 6 May 2017

The Guardian

gasbanni · 6 May 2017

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/11221427/EU-budget-what-you-need-to-know.html

How many countries pay in more than they get out .....not many sooner were out the better.

As regards Permanent residency applications ? I'd reject any that have criminal records.

noseall · 6 May 2017

Eh up, bull s hits back.

Ihavenojob · 6 May 2017

noseall said:
Eh up, bull s hits back.

Not noticed you being AWOL.

JohnD · 6 May 2017

Hate seems to be annoyed that the Daily Mail hasn't given much coverage to the Europeans married to Brits being told that they do not have permission to stay.

I wonder why that is.

noseall · 6 May 2017

ihatemyjob said:
Not noticed you being AWOL.

Of course you didn't.

noseall · 6 May 2017

JohnD said:
Hate seems to be annoyed that the Daily Mail hasn't given much coverage to the Europeans married to Brits being told that they do not have permission to stay.

I wonder why that is.

Poor old Hate and his selective dementia/myopia.

Ihavenojob · 6 May 2017

Never read the Daily Mail, seems tweedle dum & tweedle dumber do nothing but read the papers, cant have consummated their love tryst with all that reading going on.

noseall · 6 May 2017

ihatemyjob said:
Never read ........blah, blah, blah.

Get one of your carers to read it for you.

Ihavenojob · 6 May 2017

Do you personally recommend it? You strike me as more of a Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Ok , Bunty type reader.

noseall · 6 May 2017

ihatemyjob said:
Do you personally recommend it?

Yes. What ever floats your boat. Just have a grown up handy to tell you the difference between the truth and the Daily Mail.

shagster · 7 May 2017

JohnD said:
Daily Mail hasn't given much coverage to the Europeans married to Brits being told that they do not have permission to stay.

It's worth pointing out that this is a mess that the EU - at least indirectly - created. Sham marriages don't have this issue. Have a think about why.

ladylola · 7 May 2017

EFLImpudence said:
Did anyone expect mass deportations both ways?

Ok playing devils advocate a little here but perhaps having no agreement and a series of people returning to their own countries would be better for Britain but certainly worse for the rest of the eu.
Firstly the majority of people returning here would be pensioners . Their health care is already paid for by the NHS under the EHIC to the tune of over £600M (http://www.iexpats.com/british-expats-europe-cost-nhs-674m-year/ ) but they will be pretty much all passed away in twenty years and won't be having additional children, plus they'll be spending their pensions over here.
Europeans living over here firstly out number Brits living abroad but are generally more of working age and came to this country in search of that work. If they are forced to return home their own countries will be forced to either find them work or keep them on some form of benefit plus they are largely of the ages when they'll be having kids further exasperating problems of housing , infrastructure etc.
It's true that in the short term Britain would suffer from a certain lack of working age people , although we still have a million and a half without work , but give it a decade or two and we'd be in a better situation , the pensioners will have largely died off , we'd have less unemployment and probably a slightly lower population and there'd be far less pressure on our infrastructure.
What our relations with the rest of Europe would be if such a thing did happen would be another thing , there'd probably be a certain level of resentment at least. However , I'm not naive enough to think that such a thing will actually happen , I don't even think such an argument will even be suggested at the talks , it's more just my own view.

IWalkLikeHimaMartian · 7 May 2017

transam said:
juncker the un-elected career paper shuffler/ brown noser
who actually thinks he has got 27 united countries behind him

Interesting assessment from arse end, of someone he has never met, talked to, or even been remotely aware of other than his role in EU.
Even more interesting considering arse end's recent comments:

transam said:
I am mentally retarded which I have told u or posted about on several occasions
I see that you consider it to perfectly acceptable to make fun or insult some one who has recognised disability with such comments as
Dummy .Half wit ,numb skull to name but 3 of your regular insults . I presume you have this type of prejudice against all disabled persons ??

transam said:
typical play ground behaviour from the duo .(there chum noseall is on holiday at the moment)
johnD & him again want to be . shorten peoples names in an attempt to insult them .
Alter there posts in an attempt to mis represent what they said.....

I have "never" abused any one in here unless they did it to me first .
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A case of he likes to dish it out but cannot take it
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Tell us, arse end, does your disability affect you driving your car, or riding your bike?
It obviously has no effect on you being able to make assessments of EU politicians, or abusing those you have never met, and they are utterly unaware of you.
How do you form your assessments of these EU politicians? Do you still have access to secret EU committee minutes?

IWalkLikeHimaMartian · 7 May 2017

noseall said:
Eh up, bull s hits back.

Possibly because arse end makes him look positively ingenious in comparison.

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