EU free movement under attack from MACRON

[northernladyuk]

Indeed you should be grateful for my astounding insight.

At least you can still laugh at yourself.

[Pip in a Poke]

Is that a euphemism for something?

Micron pipes

[SueEllen]

Probably not allowed to do that.

He is.

Under the EU's 2004 Citizenship Directive you can chuck people out on grounds of public policy, public security or public health. linky The trick of course is to make evading taxes a criminal offence.

BTW the Directive makes interesting reading and shows how tulip all UK governments have been since 2004.

[AtW]

If anyone has property on or near the Maginot line now may be the time to sell...

au contraire mon ami, the only property safe will be around that line...

[northernladyuk]

He tried that, and they laughed at him. The French, on the other hand, are in the special club, so they do get listened to.

As Sas points out (and as has been pointed out numerous times), all the UK had to do was move from the position where we have freedom of movement of people, to one of freedom of movement of labour. The EU could laugh all they like, but these are the rules.

http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...-movement.html

[AtW]

The trick of course is to make evading taxes a criminal offence.

It's already a criminal offense! Which is why there are so few convictions - much higher level of proof required.

[SueEllen]

It's already a criminal offense! Which is why there are so few convictions - much higher level of proof required.

Well then you can ban them due to public policy after accusing them.

So this thread is another one with containing stuff made up about the EU.

[northernladyuk]

It's already a criminal offense! Which is why there are so few convictions - much higher level of proof required.

That is the beauty of retrospective legislation.

[darmstadt]

Originally Posted by Some Plonker who has no idea about the EU or Europe
European Union: Free movement under attack from Macron | World | News | Express.co.uk

In an attack on free movement, Europhile Mr Macron said he will restrict the foreign workers in France if they failed to pay full French labour taxes.

The east Europeans, who are often employed in the building trade under a special EU regulation on temporary contract, are subject to their home country’s payroll taxes rather than the higher charges to French workers.

Germany already does that...

[northernladyuk]

Germany already does that...

That is irrelevant to the Brexiter persecution complex.