Brexit: Article 50 Has Been Triggered ! - Page 163

Mr K · 31-07-2017, 20:36

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Originally Posted by Mick

BREAKING: Free movement of people to end March 2019 : On Sky News: Link to follow.

http://news.sky.com/story/free-movem...-says-10968663

BREAKING: this Govt. doesn't agree with itself and doesn't have a clue what Brexit will mean. ( Sorry, that's not 'breaking' its the same old news, from the same old divided party...

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**Mick** · 31-07-2017, 20:41

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Interesting analysis of which regions will suffer least from Brexit - those that voted leave.
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/brexit/2017/0...t-from-brexit/

Also some good industry analysis here on page 5.
http://cep.lse.ac.uk/pubs/download/brexit10.pdf

No it's not interesting Andrew. It's yet another blog. That's why I have no intentions of clicking the link. Wonder if the other brexiteers will bother too. #StillNoRegets

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Originally Posted by Mr K

BREAKING: this Govt. doesn't agree with itself and doesn't have a clue what Brexit will mean. ( Sorry, that's not 'breaking' its the same old news, from the same old divided party...

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Haha. Bollocks.

But you believe that if it makes you feel better.

Freedom of movement is ending. As it should. Fantastic news. The brexit I and 17.4 Million others voted for. Because leave means leave.

Mr K · 31-07-2017, 20:42

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Originally Posted by Mick

No it's not interesting Andrew. It's yet another blog. That's why I have no intentions of clicking the link. Wonder if the other brexiteers will bother too. #StillNoRegets

#headinthesand

**Mick** · 31-07-2017, 20:44

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Originally Posted by Mr K

#headinthesand

Yes I knows yours is. You did not need to confirm it.

1andrew1 · 31-07-2017, 21:06

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Originally Posted by Mick

No it's not interesting Andrew. It's yet another blog. That's why I have no intentions of clicking the link. Wonder if the other brexiteers will bother too. #StillNoRegets

It's an academic study, it's not a Tweet or YouTube from Trump, Farage or Corbyn so I appreciate it may not appeal to everyone on the forum.

papa smurf · 31-07-2017, 21:09

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7PuSl7AbUo

1andrew1 · 31-07-2017, 21:14

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Originally Posted by Mr K

BREAKING: this Govt. doesn't agree with itself and doesn't have a clue what Brexit will mean. ( Sorry, that's not 'breaking' its the same old news, from the same old divided party...

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Lol. The Cabinet is totally divided on this issue. I genuinely thought that when Theresa May went on holiday they'd sorted out things like adults but there's almost more agreement between you and Mick than there is between Liam Fox and Philip Hammond!

The only saving grace for Theresa May is that the Labour Party is pretty divided on the issue too and Who? kip sorry Ukip are a spent force. And the LibDems are still recovering from a poor leader.

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7PuSl7AbUo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y323GrCsN_Y

Osem · 02-08-2017, 12:54

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Deutsche Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to the City, despite saying just weeks ago that it would “inevitably” move jobs to Frankfurt, after Land Securities Group (Landsec) confirmed today that the lease agreement for Deutsche's new London headquarters would go ahead.

Deutsche announced in March it had agreed a pre-let deal with landlord Landsec, as the pair have “worked closely” to design a 564,000 square foot building. By comparison, 20 Fenchurch Street (The Walkie Talkie) has 690,000 square feet of office space while 30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin) has around 500,000 square feet.

Read more: The Walkie Talkie has been sold for £1.3bn to a herbal medicine maker

The German bank will retain flexibility over how much space it will occupy, but has committed to take at least 469,000 square feet on a 25-year lease.

http://www.cityam.com/269491/deutsch...ent-city-signs

**Mick** · 02-08-2017, 13:13

I see those spiteful old pricks in the EU have introduced tighter controls at the borders for Non-Schengen States. Big queues being reported for British passport holders. My advice, the World is a big place.

All this meant to curb terrorism, absolute bollocks.

Osem · 02-08-2017, 18:00

As long as they're tightening up checks on who leaves the Schengen zone to come here I don't mind to be honest. All sorts of terrorists and criminals have enjoyed far too much freedom of movement thanks to EU ideology.

papa smurf · 02-08-2017, 18:09

no passport required here in cleethorpes for British holiday makers

booK early or all the best caravans will be gone

OLD BOY · 02-08-2017, 19:20

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

no passport required here in cleethorpes for British holiday makers

booK early or all the best caravans will be gone

Let us know when it stops raining.

This is no holiday in my book.

**Damien** · 02-08-2017, 20:03

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Originally Posted by Mick

I see those spiteful old pricks in the EU have introduced tighter controls at the borders for Non-Schengen States. Big queues being reported for British passport holders. My advice, the World is a big place.

All this meant to curb terrorism, absolute bollocks.

It's for other members not in Schengen as well (basically Ireland). It's stricter border controls because terrorists were using fake EU passports wasn't it? At least we can still use the EU border gates rather than 'rest of the world'. I think the Mail are trolling to complain it's harder to get into Europe. Wait until we're out

1andrew1 · 02-08-2017, 20:24

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Originally Posted by Mick

I see those spiteful old pricks in the EU have introduced tighter controls at the borders for Non-Schengen States. Big queues being reported for British passport holders. My advice, the World is a big place.

All this meant to curb terrorism, absolute bollocks.

This makes us safer and saves innocent lives so no bad thing in my book. Yes, a few spoilt snowflakes will have undoubtedly moaned to the Express about the extra airport time but a few minutes' delay in this world is better than a premature arrival in the next.
Where is easier to travel to overseas outside the EU now even with these enhanced anti-terror measures in place?

**Mick** · 02-08-2017, 20:27

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Originally Posted by Damien

It's for other members not in Schengen as well (basically Ireland). It's stricter until border controls because terrorists were using fake EU passports wasn't it? At least we can still use the EU border gates rather than 'rest of the world'. I think the Mail are trolling to complain it's harder to get into Europe. Wait until we're out

Not sure why you mention the Mail, I did not get the news from there.

I did say this affects Non-Schengen areas, that in my post you quoted and as I understand this, no we cannot use the EU border gates now because of this new rule.

I have no need to wait until we are out, I have no desire to visit any where in Europe any time soon. This won't bother me in the slightest. I'm simply highlighting how spiteful the EU is getting, these checks were not meant to start until October.