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Lupo wrote: |
I can see it, first because if all Spanish people (around 100000) in the UK has to go back to Spain, then all British expats in Spain (the 300000 of them) are going back to the UK.
Anyway all those British pensioners do is clogg up our NHS because it offers a better service that the UK one, and right now, Spain has overbooking of tourism to the point that people is starting to get feisty about it. |
So Spain has too many tourists and doesn't want them all? Why are they in the shit so much financially then? By the way, those pensioners are spending UK money in Spain and their healthcare is also paid for by the UK via EHIC. If we leave, another deal will have to be drawn up over healthcare.
This is the issue, the EU want us to guarantee that bone idle scumbags can still some to the UK for benefits, before they'll tell us what we'll get in return. There is no suggestion on sending home all EU citizens, but it would be nice to stop the arrival of or repatriate those who have no intention of adding to the country.
Lupo wrote: | By how negotiations are going and the present timeline, UK is heading for a hard exit or a last minute capitulation on the stuff that triggered the Brexit vote. Sounds silly but seems that the UK has not realised yet that the EU does not give a toss if it leaves the block. |
The EU is playing hardball. They expect the UK to agree a divorce bill, agree freedom of movement and show their cards, before the EU decides what we'll get in return. It's unrealistic and if we capitulate, we're fecked. We'd be better off telling them to stick it and let large EU businesses pile pressure on the EU to sort out a trade deal.
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The tourism problem is not about money, it is saturation and pushing people out as rents are going up because airbnb et al, spend a couple of days walking around Oxford Street in London and you will understand.
Lets not compare the Spanish people working and paying taxes in the UK to the UK pensioners that while you are right, their medical assistance gets paid back by EHIC, it does not cover the cost of infrastructure. And lets not get confused by English tourists and English residents in Spain.
That is the issue, UK wants their nationals to get all the rights in the EU but do not want to reciprocate. It fails to confront the fact that it cannot make a separate deal with Spain or any other country, for the simply fact that Spain is part of the EU so cannot negotiate on its own. From the EU point of view they cannot accept that the UK will admit some EU nationals while others not.
The starting points of the negotiation that are UK and EU nationals rights, the border with Ireland and the monies to be paid was agreed after much negotiation by all EU members, that needs to be sorted before any other negotiation takes place. If any of the 27 members of the EU are not happy with progress in those issues, they can stop the whole process. ____________________ A por ellos, que son pocos y cobardes. |
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Lupo wrote: | The tourism problem is not about money, it is saturation and pushing people out as rents are going up because airbnb et al, spend a couple of days walking around Oxford Street in London and you will understand.
Lets not compare the Spanish people working and paying taxes in the UK to the UK pensioners that while you are right, their medical assistance gets paid back by EHIC, it does not cover the cost of infrastructure. And lets not get confused by English tourists and English residents in Spain.
That is the issue, UK wants their nationals to get all the rights in the EU but do not want to reciprocate. It fails to confront the fact that it cannot make a separate deal with Spain or any other country, for the simply fact that Spain is part of the EU so cannot negotiate on its own. From the EU point of view they cannot accept that the UK will admit some EU nationals while others not.
The starting points of the negotiation that are UK and EU nationals rights, the border with Ireland and the monies to be paid was agreed after much negotiation by all EU members, that needs to be sorted before any other negotiation takes place. If any of the 27 members of the EU are not happy with progress in those issues, they can stop the whole process. |
Are you telling me that UK citizens only started retiring to Spain after 1992? How on earth did they manage before the EU?
A deal will never happen. The EU is so incompetent at negotiating deals which suits all 27-28 sides, that no deal will end up being the way forward. ____________________ TZR250 2MA road, TZR250 1KT road, TZR250 2MA race, TDR250, YZF-750R Boost colours.
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Brexit means Brexit.
Soft Brexit is not Brexit.
The government isn't depriving UK citizens of their FoM rights in order to deprive other EU citizens of FoM rights. It doesn't mean that nobody will be allowed to travel, it just won't be an open door policy.
Shootey shootey.
Stabby stabby.
Exploding suicide bombs.
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In other news, Theresa May has been getting chummy with Japan. |
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Shouldn't you be doxxxing in the General / Edinburgh thread?
Anyway, good news, everyone's favourite war criminal Tony Blair has rocked up to save the day.
https://i.imgur.com/zm5bZsz.png
"Just good friends", apparently.
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Ste wrote: | Brexit means Brexit.
Soft Brexit is not Brexit.
The government isn't depriving UK citizens of their FoM rights in order to deprive other EU citizens of FoM rights. It doesn't mean that nobody will be allowed to travel, it just won't be an open door policy.
Shootey shootey.
Stabby stabby.
Exploding suicide bombs.
Trucks of peace (which aren't made from tape).
In other news, Theresa May has been getting chummy with Japan. |
It never has been open door policy. There is a border you know. 5700 EU citizens has been stopped to enter the UK last year.
You guys drink too much sake. Fact:
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Rogerborg wrote: | I appreciate you bringing us this insider-information from personal knowledge of what's being discussed in the confidential negotiations.
However, just bear in mind that the internet isn't truly anonymous, so you may get in trouble if they find out that you've leaked it.
Careful now. |
Good point, no problem for the UK to sacrifice their Expats rights if they can get a better deal on something else, like trade or not paying any monies.
@mpd72
Actually UK citizens retiring in Spain did start to really grow around that date, but I agree with you and it was my point from the start, that the UK is going for a hard exit. Blame it on the incompetence of the EU or the UK, it does not matter.
On the other hand both sides are claiming that once 2019 comes, everything should be done to avoid disruption to actual relationships, so not sure how to read that. ____________________ A por ellos, que son pocos y cobardes. |
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I'd interpret it as empty platitudes.
At this point, I can only see two ways to avoid uncertainty and get things done by March 2019.
Immediate and complete capitulation to all of Brussels' demands, followed by accepting any deal that they choose to offer, if they choose to offer one.
Revoke the 1972 ECA act now, and begin the process of preparing Britain for WTO rules and visa-limited travel.
This farce of a "negotiation" is just wasting time. The longer it goes on, the clearer it becomes that the goal is delaying Brexit for long enough to fiddle the demographics for a 2nd referendum. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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Anyhow the UK government is proposing to pay 8 times more than the UK currently pays for been in the EU science programs.
The UK is ready to pay around £1bn to remain part of the European Union's science and research:
https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/technology/science/news/88677/uk-preparing-pay-%C2%A31bn-stay-eu-science-programme
Having said that there are few points here which needs resolving before the EU will even start considering this and many other offers that will come.
Regarding this proposal pretty sure it will depend on future FoM agreement. Last time the Swiss tried to get out of FoM all EU science programs with Swiss have been suspended.
Not to mention billion here and there and the UK will end up as paying more than now. And having absolutely the same terms except any vote in the EU. ____________________ Adrian Monk: Unless I'm wrong, which, you know, I'm not...
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Val wrote: | Anyhow the UK government is proposing to pay 8 times more than the UK currently pays for been in the EU science programs.
The UK is ready to pay around £1bn to remain part of the European Union's science and research:
https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/technology/science/news/88677/uk-preparing-pay-%C2%A31bn-stay-eu-science-programme
Having said that there are few points here which needs resolving before the EU will even start considering this and many other offers that will come.
Regarding this proposal pretty sure it will depend on future FoM agreement. Last time the Swiss tried to get out of FoM all EU science programs with Swiss have been suspended.
Not to mention billion here and there and the UK will end up as paying more than now. And having absolutely the same terms except any vote in the EU. |
We get rather more back than one billion so of course we want to stay in it
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I just read carefully the "leaked" government plans to end FoM and deter EU migrants. I bet the document has been leaked by the government themselves in order to appease the leavers with some beating in the chest:
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/sep/05/leaked-document-reveals-uk-brexit-plan-to-deter-eu-immigrants
IHGNFY - it is all posturing and no actual substance.Zilch.
tldr; It is the old same freedom of movement if the EU citizens will still use ePassport border control.
And EU citizens still can come here looking for job or have the right to bring relatives. Slight change from the current system not if the relative is the 3rd cousin of your aunt. Boo-hoo
The only difference between this and how Switzerland for example have currently implemented FoM is you need a passport to enter UK. You can enter Switzerland with EU ID card.
Also the Swiss system is much robust. They actually have working permit registration system. And you have 7 days to register in the system or you'll be fined. The UK has or plans to have nothing of sort.
So basically the whole thing UK plan has been created tto throw some dust in the eyes of leavers.
Otherwise it is still good old incompetent Home Office - looking busy doing nothing. ____________________ Adrian Monk: Unless I'm wrong, which, you know, I'm not...
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Val wrote: | I just read carefully the "leaked" government plans to end FoM and deter EU migrants. I bet the document has been leaked by the government themselves in order to appease the leavers with some beating in the chest:
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/sep/05/leaked-document-reveals-uk-brexit-plan-to-deter-eu-immigrants
IHGNFY - it is all posturing and no actual substance.Zilch.
tldr; It is the old same freedom of movement if the EU citizens will still use ePassport border control.
And EU citizens still can come here looking for job or have the right to bring relatives. Slight change from the current system not if the relative is the 3rd cousin of your aunt. Boo-hoo
The only difference between this and how Switzerland for example have currently implemented FoM is you need a passport to enter UK. You can enter Switzerland with EU ID card.
Also the Swiss system is much robust. They actually have working permit registration system. And you have 7 days to register in the system or you'll be fined. The UK has or plans to have nothing of sort.
So basically the whole thing UK plan has been created tto throw some dust in the eyes of leavers.
Otherwise it is still good old incompetent Home Office - looking busy doing nothing. |
It doesn't concern you. Go home, like you threatened if Brexit won.
You're just a boring, racist Bulgarian pikey, being boosted by the left wing snowflake media. No offence like. ____________________ TZR250 2MA road, TZR250 1KT road, TZR250 2MA race, TDR250, YZF-750R Boost colours.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 6 years, 232 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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