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Big house in France where the post box is even further away from the house than the aircraft hangar, so far that he only collects the post a few times a week, hates this country even more than the rest of the rabid left on here, but happy to sneak back like a thief in the night and defraud the NHS.
Classy.
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If I was a fraudster, I would without a doubt be better at it than you. To be better at something than you wouldn't take much effort.
As I'm not a fraudster, and it's just your false allegation, the issue is irrelevant.
However it does indicate the level at which you'll stoop because you are incapable of sensible discussion.
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More false allegations.
It certainly illustrates the level of the average poster on this forum.
The typical poster on here, like fillyboy and dangee are incapable of sensible discussion so they stoop to false allegations.
Boris Johnson said: "there will be unfettered access between GB and NI"
That was deliberately intended to deceive others.
If you don’t reside in the U.K., you’re not allowed regular NHS healthcare, only emergency treatment under your EHIC as long as it’s valid. You admit you don’t reside in the U.K. so you are not eligible. End of. Stop waffling and swerving.
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no I think based on the additional information provided he’s covered under the expat agreement but there are certain conditions
this is no longer the case for new expats
this is no longer the case for new expats
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As you've stated, I am entitled to NHS treatment when I'm in the UK.
No if's, but's about it. The legislation is abundantly clear.
I have to laugh at one who boasts about taking furlough benefits, of which he has no need, but accuses another of fraud, etc, for something which I am entirely entitled.
All these allegations of fraud, stealing, etc, do indicate the explanation for why Brexiteers voted for Brexit. And all those accusing me of such heinous misdemeanors are Brexiteers. The answer is so obvious, they're incapable of understanding basic arithmetic, mathematics or economics.
Let me explain:
I, probably like them, have paid into the UK system all my working life, maybe for longer than most of them. When in UK I am entitled to free NHS care and treatment, very much like them.
Now the difference is, that I choose to live in France, where about 70% of medical care is state funded, in my case that is recharged back to UK.
The remaining 30%, I can fund myself, or I can take out private health care to cover it, which I do.
Now comes the simple economics that Brexiteers do not have the intellectual capacity to appreciate: when I'm in France I am only entitled to 70% of the cost from France (or as explained, ultimately from UK) for medical care.
I voluntarily pay the remaining 30% of the cost, via health insurance.
I wonder how many of the false accusers can honestly say that they voluntarily pay for 30% of their medical treatment.
Yet they falsely accuse me of thieving and fraud.
No wonder they're so easily lead into voting for something which is to their own detriment.
Unless, of course, they're just typical on-line abusers who hide behind their keyboards making erratic and unjustifiable insults, allegations and abuse, because they can get away with it.
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It may be, but what I described is the gist of it.
It is not illegal to have accommodation address(es) or use alternative identities, unless you use those details (or intend to) to obtain goods or services for which you have not paid, or are not entitled.
Take an example of the police requesting your identity, if you use a false identity, you are attempting to gain services (your freedom, your rights) to which you may not be entitled.
If I request information or details from some organisation using false identity, I may be trying to obtain services (information) to which I am not entitled.
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Why don't you read it, then you will understand it.
and then read
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1967/58/section/5
regarding your comment on giving false information to the Police
and then read
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1967/58/section/5
regarding your comment on giving false information to the Police
Of course I need it, I’ve just bought a new car and I’ve got a few expensive holidays coming up this year.
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