Ten Euro-myths debunked

[vetran]

Read it. And? It's just as spun as the leaflet it purports to debunk. As a politician and journalist, the author is an expert at misdirection.


Only about half the expats in Europe are in Spain. Of those in Spain, many are pensioners and a large majority are not rich - just ordinary working class folk.

The middle class go to France.

The upper class and rich go to Switzerland.

fascinating but quite irrelevant to my point. As in my post the majority are in Spain.

Typical EU argument. attack detail irrationally not substance.


Whilst not rich they are in the main self supporting and welcomed in country the majority are probably not affecting the job or housing market. This assumption that Brexit will result in a sea of pensioners returning overnight is about as likely as all the Eastern Europeans leaving on day one or all the French & Italians in the Finance industry bogging off.


The point is to slow the flow and control it. Pointing to pensioners in small numbers is hardly relevant.

[MicrosoftBob]

I wouldn't hold my breath on that one. Of course the Yanks might pass it just so their companies can sue the hell out of anyone over here that declines a bid they feel is more competitive.

Plus they can sue our government if we try and stop them carrying tax avoidance

Pity we can't do the same

[seanraaron]

Plus they can sue our government if we try and stop them carrying tax avoidance

Pity we can't do the same

Well you can trust the Americans right?