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I believe that the UK will be charging > 250GBP as a further extension of May's hostile immigration policy unless you're a Russian or Chinese oligarch
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Seems like an acceptable cost of sovereigntyOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostBut depending upon which rag you read, it's going to cost you between €5-€7 though...When this was announced there was a huge outcry by Brexiteers about it although they didn't realise that voting to abolish free movement means movement is no longer free
Still cheaper than an ESTA though (but that depends on the GBP - EU - USD exchange rate....)
- sort of how you pay to exit Mexico etc, but they don't propose laws for yer country to ratify 
Although all this is to be confirmed etc, as is the reverse scenario of EU peeps coming here after transition ends......will it be free if ours isn't? Hard to see that
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But depending upon which rag you read, it's going to cost you between €5-€7 though...When this was announced there was a huge outcry by Brexiteers about it although they didn't realise that voting to abolish free movement means movement is no longer freeOriginally posted by Bean View PostI've never been banned from this forum for racism and i'm not racist.
You on the other hand have been and so, would more likely fit into the EDL ranks.
I'll still be going abroad, as I voted to leave a political union - I didn't vote to never visit Europe again
HTH BIDI
Still cheaper than an ESTA though (but that depends on the GBP - EU - USD exchange rate....)
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Actually I do, as does everyone;Originally posted by Eirikur View PostYou don't know for what reason I was exactly banned so shut the **** up you brexit c@nt.
I made a comment against the rape of women and babies by Indians ,which was in the news at the time and was was banned for that for a few days, you as inbred brexiteer probably support these practices
https://forums.contractoruk.com/gene...ml#post2459497
Now we can add the following to the list;Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post"Erikur. Racist, libellous and callous comment in a single post. 2 days "
Cretin,
Liar









PS. For the avoidance of doubt, I don't support those practices.
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You still here klootzak? - thought you'd have pissed off back top your beloved cloggyland by now.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostYou don't know for what reason I was exactly banned so shut the **** up you brexit c@nt.
I made a comment against the rape of women and babies by Indians ,which was in the news at the time and was was banned for that for a few days, you as inbred brexiteer probably support these practices
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You don't know for what reason I was exactly banned so shut the **** up you brexit c@nt.Originally posted by Bean View PostI've never been banned from this forum for racism and i'm not racist.
You on the other hand have been and so, would more likely fit into the EDL ranks.
I'll still be going abroad, as I voted to leave a political union - I didn't vote to never visit Europe again
HTH BIDI
I made a comment against the rape of women and babies by Indians ,which was in the news at the time and was was banned for that for a few days, you as inbred brexiteer probably support these practices
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I've never been banned from this forum for racism and i'm not racist.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostYou can holiday with your fellow unemployed EDL friends in some worn down coastal town enjoying your racist brexit and pretend how free you are
You on the other hand have been and so, would more likely fit into the EDL ranks.
I'll still be going abroad, as I voted to leave a political union - I didn't vote to never visit Europe again
HTH BIDI
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You can holiday with your fellow unemployed EDL friends in some worn down coastal town enjoying your racist brexit and pretend how free you areOriginally posted by Bean View Postand they'd be better off, for having not encountered Erikur enjoying his national (front) lampoons racist holiday
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That is really good news, no more pissed Brits spoiling my holidays abroad
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