| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:18 - Jan 25 with 1633 views | DanTheMan |
Wouldn't have had to do it if we were part of the EU ;) |  |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:20 - Jan 25 with 1614 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:18 - Jan 25 by DanTheMan |
Wouldn't have had to do it if we were part of the EU ;) |
That isn't the point at all!! Should I take it you approve?
Edit...personally it is the sort of thing that led me to vote to leave. [Post edited 25 Jan 2024 19:21]
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:22 - Jan 25 with 1601 views | HarleydavidsonBlue |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:18 - Jan 25 by DanTheMan |
Wouldn't have had to do it if we were part of the EU ;) |
EU just making life difficult because we did not want to be in their club !! |  | | |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:23 - Jan 25 with 1599 views | DanTheMan |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:20 - Jan 25 by BanksterDebtSlave |
That isn't the point at all!! Should I take it you approve?
Edit...personally it is the sort of thing that led me to vote to leave. [Post edited 25 Jan 2024 19:21]
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I know, just gentle ribbing.
No, it's not my cup of tea. But we could have vetoed it had we stayed in.
It's not really up to us to tell other organisations how they police their borders after they've voted. If you're uncomfortable with it, there are plenty of other places to visit. | |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:24 - Jan 25 with 1593 views | DanTheMan |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:22 - Jan 25 by HarleydavidsonBlue |
EU just making life difficult because we did not want to be in their club !! |
Do you think they made rules for ALL non-EU nationals just to spite us? Come on. | |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:29 - Jan 25 with 1574 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:23 - Jan 25 by DanTheMan |
I know, just gentle ribbing.
No, it's not my cup of tea. But we could have vetoed it had we stayed in.
It's not really up to us to tell other organisations how they police their borders after they've voted. If you're uncomfortable with it, there are plenty of other places to visit. |
Thought as much.
We wouldn't have.
I pretty much can't afford to go anywhere anymore! | |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:40 - Jan 25 with 1551 views | Swansea_Blue |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:24 - Jan 25 by DanTheMan |
Do you think they made rules for ALL non-EU nationals just to spite us? Come on. |
I’ve no idea whether that poster was serious or joking, but if serious then yes. Brexiteers DO believe the EU does things purely to spite us. Also that they’re the cause of most of our problems (how’s that working out since we left?) and that they made no concessions during Brexit negotiations. Go figure.
Not my cup of tea either, but not much different to having your photo taken and passport logged on entry. And less invasive than our national obsession with CCTV and now having the police use facial recognition technology on us when we’re doing our Christmas shopping. |  |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:53 - Jan 25 with 1512 views | Oldsmoker |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:40 - Jan 25 by Swansea_Blue |
I’ve no idea whether that poster was serious or joking, but if serious then yes. Brexiteers DO believe the EU does things purely to spite us. Also that they’re the cause of most of our problems (how’s that working out since we left?) and that they made no concessions during Brexit negotiations. Go figure.
Not my cup of tea either, but not much different to having your photo taken and passport logged on entry. And less invasive than our national obsession with CCTV and now having the police use facial recognition technology on us when we’re doing our Christmas shopping. |
Remember.
Facial Recognition Technology conducted by the Police is not just for Christmas. |  |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:54 - Jan 25 with 1514 views | ElderGrizzly |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:22 - Jan 25 by HarleydavidsonBlue |
EU just making life difficult because we did not want to be in their club !! |
These checks, like most since Brexit on trade and people movement were negotiated by us. |  | | |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 20:18 - Jan 25 with 1485 views | factual_blue |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:40 - Jan 25 by Swansea_Blue |
I’ve no idea whether that poster was serious or joking, but if serious then yes. Brexiteers DO believe the EU does things purely to spite us. Also that they’re the cause of most of our problems (how’s that working out since we left?) and that they made no concessions during Brexit negotiations. Go figure.
Not my cup of tea either, but not much different to having your photo taken and passport logged on entry. And less invasive than our national obsession with CCTV and now having the police use facial recognition technology on us when we’re doing our Christmas shopping. |
A quick look at his other posts suggests he isn't. A lot of 'la-la-la I can't hear you' comments in threads ridiculing brexit. |  |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 20:59 - Jan 25 with 1438 views | MattinLondon |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 20:18 - Jan 25 by factual_blue |
A quick look at his other posts suggests he isn't. A lot of 'la-la-la I can't hear you' comments in threads ridiculing brexit. |
Brexit was almost worth it in terms of hearing Brexiters complaining about the consequences of it. |  | | |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:14 - Jan 25 with 1405 views | GlasgowBlue |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:22 - Jan 25 by HarleydavidsonBlue |
EU just making life difficult because we did not want to be in their club !! |
Surely it applies to entry from all non EU countries? |  |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:26 - Jan 25 with 1319 views | Powrigan |
That’s why I am glad to have both a UK and Irish passport  |  | | |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:30 - Jan 25 with 1301 views | DJR |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:26 - Jan 25 by Powrigan |
That’s why I am glad to have both a UK and Irish passport |
You lucky person. |  | | |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:32 - Jan 25 with 1292 views | MattinLondon |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:14 - Jan 25 by GlasgowBlue |
Surely it applies to entry from all non EU countries? |
Maybe Harley believes that the UK should be exempt from it. | | | |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:55 - Jan 25 with 1250 views | DJR |
Of course this wouldn't be happening if we hadn't left the EU, but talk of 14 hour delays appear to me to be complete overkill perhaps designed to delay the project further.
As it is, the issues, if they arise, would appear to be confined to Dover, Eurotunnel and St Pancras, but given they involve the removal of the need to stamp the passport, as has happened since Brexit, perhaps in the scheme of things they won't make that much difference to the present system.
As regard landing at airports, it might even speed things up because at Alicante they now have swanky electronic gates which presumably comply with the new system, but you have in addition to have your passport stamped at a different place. [Post edited 25 Jan 2024 22:05]
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:56 - Jan 25 with 1247 views | DJR |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:29 - Jan 25 by BanksterDebtSlave |
Thought as much.
We wouldn't have.
I pretty much can't afford to go anywhere anymore! |
The return of EU roaming charges (another Brexit bonus) doesn't help either. [Post edited 25 Jan 2024 22:05]
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 22:02 - Jan 25 with 1210 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:56 - Jan 25 by DJR |
The return of EU roaming charges (another Brexit bonus) doesn't help either. [Post edited 25 Jan 2024 22:05]
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That one is easy.....leave your phone behind. | |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 23:07 - Jan 25 with 1121 views | factual_blue |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 21:30 - Jan 25 by DJR |
You lucky person. |
An old friend of mine at one point had three passports. This was back in the eighties. He was a Civil Servant who had a job that meant he had to visit British Embassies in pretty well any part of the world. He had two British passports so he could visit Israel and Arab countries.
In those days you had to have your occupation recorded in your passport (the mandatory wording for Civil Servants was 'Government Service'). That was not a helpful wording in the days when plane hijacking happened. To prevent an awkward outcome, he exercised his right to an Irish passport as nobody hated the Irish (except I suppose Ulster Unionists. But they tended to not hijack planes). | |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 10:42 - Jan 26 with 950 views | longtimefan |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 23:07 - Jan 25 by factual_blue |
An old friend of mine at one point had three passports. This was back in the eighties. He was a Civil Servant who had a job that meant he had to visit British Embassies in pretty well any part of the world. He had two British passports so he could visit Israel and Arab countries.
In those days you had to have your occupation recorded in your passport (the mandatory wording for Civil Servants was 'Government Service'). That was not a helpful wording in the days when plane hijacking happened. To prevent an awkward outcome, he exercised his right to an Irish passport as nobody hated the Irish (except I suppose Ulster Unionists. But they tended to not hijack planes). |
Having two UK passports is still common for people who travel for business reasons to both Israel and Arab countries. |  | | |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 10:49 - Jan 26 with 934 views | crouchendyachtclub |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 19:22 - Jan 25 by HarleydavidsonBlue |
EU just making life difficult because we did not want to be in their club !! |
Yes, the US do it to punish us for leaving the EU too. It's got nothing to do with anything else. | | | |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 13:59 - Jan 26 with 858 views | Leaky |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 20:59 - Jan 25 by MattinLondon |
Brexit was almost worth it in terms of hearing Brexiters complaining about the consequences of it. |
Albanians don't seem to have problem with it |  | | |
| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 14:33 - Jan 26 with 796 views | matteoblue |
Alexa, how do we make the EU more sinister? |  |
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| "State over reach" or "yes please can we play too?" on 15:46 - Jan 26 with 717 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
Do have special scanners for those north of the Suffolk border? | | | |
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