Boris Johnson threatens no-deal Brexit in crushing ultimatum...

[BlasterBates]

It isn't just the French:

German government take a hard line on fishing rights

[Mordac]

It's nothing to do with fishing rights, Bojo have made it clear, he does not want free movement therefore it works both ways.

Anyone staying in their holiday home in France for more than 90 consecutive days will need a French visa and insurance, the same goes for Spain; so ha, ha, f***ing ha for those with holiday homes who voted for Brexit.

If they can take 90+ days' holiday every year, a ten quid visa and a specialist insurance policy shouldn't present too much of an issue.

[Old Greg]

If they can take 90+ days' holiday every year, a ten quid visa and a specialist insurance policy shouldn't present too much of an issue.

A lot of older people have pre-existing conditions. Not so easy to get the insurance then.

[GhostofTarbera]

A lot of older people have pre-existing conditions. Not so easy to get the insurance then.

Covid19 fodder - we need 500K oldies to die to get death duty tax to pay for this


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[Old Greg]

Covid19 fodder - we need 500K oldies to die to get death duty tax to pay for this


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But they're not going to go abroad and die of pre-existing conditions. They're going to stay in the UK, whining about how the EUSSR is punishing them for daring to break free of its shackles.

[Paddy]

If they can take 90+ days' holiday every year, a ten quid visa and a specialist insurance policy shouldn't present too much of an issue.

You are like Bojo, make it up as you go.

Maximum 2 x 90 days per year. Visa is 90 Euros per single entry. Won't be allowed to work, not even to take their garden produce to the farmer's market.