The Brexit bonus?

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

well you could move to Scotland
Join and support the SNP and independance

The EU will than welcome them with open arms

failing that start a political campaign / support a party that want another referendum

The border between Scotland and England would be fraught with difficulties.
But if Boris was a bit canny (BIG IF) he'd surreptitiously promote an independent Scotland, and for Scotland to join the EU
Just imagine a CTA between Scotland and England, Scotland in EU. Trade between NI and rest of EU and Scotland - no problem. Travel between England (via Scotland) and EU no problem. Many Remainers might move to Scotland and/or claim Scottish citizenship hence EU citizenship.
It would magic away some of his problems (except fishing, financial services (although they'd all move to Scotland), trade checks would be on the Scotland/English border, (they haven't started building the customs infrastructure in NI yet,) etc)

 

[SirGalahad]

The border between Scotland and England would be fraught with difficulties.
But if Boris was a bit canny (BIG IF) he'd surreptitiously promote an independent Scotland, and for Scotland to join the EU
Just imagine a CTA between Scotland and England, Scotland in EU. Trade between NI and rest of EU and Scotland - no problem. Travel between England (via Scotland) and EU no problem. Many Remainers might move to Scotland and/or claim Scottish citizenship hence EU citizenship.
It would magic away some of his problems (except fishing, financial services (although they'd all move to Scotland), trade checks would be on the Scotland/English border, (they haven't started building the customs infrastructure in NI yet,) etc)

https://au.france.fr/en/holiday-prep/brexit-travel-rules-uk-france

Travellers need to:

• present their passport with at least six months' validity, which will be stamped upon entering and leaving the Schengen area. The maximum duration of a short stay cannot exceed 90 days within a period of 180 days;
• be able to prove that they have sufficient funds to meet their needs during their stay. With some exceptions, the minimum required in France is calculated as 65 euros per day. Examples of proof include cash or a bank statement;
• obtain travel insurance covering all medical, hospital and death expenses that could be incurred during their stay in France, including repatriation costs for medical reasons. Current EHIC cards will still be valid until their expiry date.
  
  
  

 

[SirGalahad]

Just bloody brilliant - planning a trip through Europe and I will have to check entry, exit requirements for each country - freedom of movement - something we enjoyed and now deny our kids. We are going backwards not forwards.

 

[transam]

Well an envelope stuffed with cash
May well ease the problem

Dare say the *****h will oblige
??