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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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fanseagull
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or not.....
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Cor. What about that backstop eh?*
*still pretending to understand Brexit.
*still pretending to understand Brexit.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
There will be no automatic European arrest warrants making extradition a lot harder. We didn't have to double down because as members of Europol, we were automatically part of Interpol.
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Baldseagull
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Thunder Bolt
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After Windrush and trying to get rid of legal British citizens, the Home Office has now come up with this.
Foreign nationals who are here legally, paying tax and NI, have to pay £200 extra a year to use the NHS. Fair enough maybe. Now the Home Office wants to double that. Many of the foreign nationals are working in the NHS itself which will explain why there are so many vacancies as they head home.
https://news.sky.com/story/home-office-doubles-charge-for-migrants-to-use-the-nhs-11601734
Foreign nationals who are here legally, paying tax and NI, have to pay £200 extra a year to use the NHS. Fair enough maybe. Now the Home Office wants to double that. Many of the foreign nationals are working in the NHS itself which will explain why there are so many vacancies as they head home.
https://news.sky.com/story/home-office-doubles-charge-for-migrants-to-use-the-nhs-11601734
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Loss of human life.
Loss. Of. Human. Life.
Loss of human life.
Loss. Of. Human. Life.
Thunder Bolt
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Eleven live investigations still going on looking into missing postal votes. I voted with a postal vote because I was on holiday in June 2016. Of course, the Tory government has turned down an investigation.
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Would that raised questions when 975,000 postal votes were never returned, and 144,000 were rejected? That’s more than 1 million votes.
https://twitter.com/Julesmadworld/status/1048720370042376194 …
4/17
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Would that raised questions when 975,000 postal votes were never returned, and 144,000 were rejected? That’s more than 1 million votes.
https://twitter.com/Julesmadworld/status/1048720370042376194 …
4/17
cunning fergus
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- Jan 18, 2009
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167 other countries in the world cope with a EAW, which whilst i accept has some advantages is not a protocol that cannot be replicated outside the EU. If the EAW (or similar protocol) is contingent on being an EU member, then i would say its a price worth paying to be out.
By taking back control of our border policy we should be able to restrict movement of criminals into the UK and therefore reduce the current foreign population in HM Prisons, running at approx. 14%.
Prevention is slways better than cure.
cunning fergus
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If its a choice between effective border controls and the EAW (or similar) then i would take the former, the reality is that we can be out and implement an effective extradition treaty with the EU, if they dont want to do that then thats how petty they are prepared to be.
Thunder Bolt
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Taking back control is another mantra just trotted out willy nilly. The UK had the capability of controlling the migrants from the EU but chose not to do exit checks. EU citizens had to find work within three months and have health insurance.
We have passport control at every port and airport, as we are not part of Schengen.
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
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How will that work?
Europhobe.
Very low. Racist.
Garry Nelson's teacher
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Truly a thread than plumbs the depths so often it could be written by Jules Verne.
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Baldseagull
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I had no idea that postal votes were processed by a private company, and pretty pissed off to find out that company has Peter Lilley on the Board, and one of the Tories biggest donors as it's largest shareholder. I read that since this company started assisting in Scottish council elections, Tories have made surprising gains.