'No Borders' and their 'Freedom of movement' camp

[Doggy Styles]

We're full up. One out, one in. The rest can f*** off.

[Mich the Tester]

We're full up. One out, one in. The rest can f*** off.

Which one?

[pzz76077]

I would still suggest that presenting a passport at imigration control is giving good reason to an official.

Cant remember the last time someone looked at my passport, in fact I often drive from NL down to AU via BG, DE and don't even have my passport with me. Theres no point as there is nowhere to stop and show it.

PZZ

[Mich the Tester]

Cant remember the last time someone looked at my passport, in fact I often drive from NL down to AU via BG, DE and don't even have my passport with me. Theres no point as there is nowhere to stop and show it.

PZZ

If you go to London on the Eurostar from Brussels you can enjoy the bizarre ritual of showing your passport to Belgian customs and then 5 metres further up, having been scanned, showing it again to British customs.

[Cyberman]

Just let them all in. We have plenty of room, and if we don't like foreigners coming here we should leave. After all, they are just as entitled to a job or benefits as we are.

[The Lone Gunman]

Cant remember the last time someone looked at my passport, in fact I often drive from NL down to AU via BG, DE and don't even have my passport with me. Theres no point as there is nowhere to stop and show it.

PZZ

I explained the rules within the EU in my first response to you. If you leave the EU (or visit the UK) you will then be required to present your passport, assuming you cross the borders lagaly of course.

[Doggy Styles]

Which one?

I understood there was a queue...

[Mich the Tester]

I understood there was a queue...

to leave?

[Peoplesoft bloke]

I've never seen a straight answer to the benefits question. I suspect it is, like the tax system, complicated and illogical, but I do wonder, for example (as mentioned on here and other threads) just what is the attraction of here vs other places. The sad truth is that because the "debate" is always so ill-informed we never seem to get at the facts.

[Mich the Tester]

I've never seen a straight answer to the benefits question. I suspect it is, like the tax system, complicated and illogical, but I do wonder, for example (as mentioned on here and other threads) just what is the attraction of here vs other places. The sad truth is that because the "debate" is always so ill-informed we never seem to get at the facts.

Are there really more immigrants in the UK than in other places?