Nigel Farage...

[BrilloPad]

No I mean post 82 in which you quoted Erikurs slating me a someone who supports discrimination against the disabled. Which as a disabled person I take issue with.

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

No. He was slating Farage......

[Yorkie62]

Where? And can you cite the source for your transcript - is it based on what was actually said, or what you want to believe was said?

Contrary to you, I've provided links to the interview, and to a transcript provided by a media outlet that dislikes the BBC.

I made my own transcript by listening to a section the typing it out for you. I apologise for using big words you don't understand like "and" but if AM or NF used them then I had to type them down

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

[Old Greg]

You're wasting your time.

He has no desire to be educated, and he hates the truth.

Maybe. But it may be just too complex for him. It seems likely that he genuinely doesn't understand the significance of being a British citizen versus being a British resident. I've explained it patiently, but he doesn't get it.

[Yorkie62]

No. He was slating Farage......

I refer the learned person to post #99

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

[Yorkie62]

Maybe. But it may be just too complex for him. It seems likely that he genuinely doesn't understand the significance of being a British citizen versus being a British resident. I've explained it patiently, but he doesn't get it.

I refer the old fart to post #39 and #46

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

[Old Greg]

A new born baby who is a British Citizen has automatic rights to free health care you thicko

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

I refer the old fart to post #39 and #46

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

The top post is one of your errors, where you have muddled up the significance of citizenship versus residency. Do you see yet how you got it wrong?

[Eirikur]

A new born baby who is a British Citizen has automatic rights to free health care you thicko

Brain the size of a peanut and a huge moron

What if the baby is not a British citizen and both parents are contributing to NHS by paying taxes and NIC

[Old Greg]

What if the baby is not a British citizen and both parents are contributing to NHS by paying taxes and NIC

I think we've covered this. The counterpart is the newborn British citizen born and resident overseas, whose parents have never paid UK taxes or NIC.

[Yorkie62]

The top post is one of your errors, where you have muddled up the significance of citizenship versus residency. Do you see yet how you got it wrong?

I don't believe that a distinction was made as to where the baby was born. My assumption was that the baby was born in a NHS hospital.

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

[meridian]

Nigel Farage...

What if the baby is not a British citizen and both parents are contributing to NHS by paying taxes and NIC

My baby was born in an NHS hospital. He’s not British, neither of his parents are British. Got a lovely welcoming basket and a few hundred quid in a child ISA, all free from HMG.

He now has an EHIC card (the same as his parents) which is issued by the U.K., so if the NHS tried to reverse-charge they’d be charging themselves.

Go figure.