Reply to: If we actually leave the EU....

[motoukenin]

Maybe wait until after they've had a war with America:

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...ts-iranian-oil

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Interesting that a similar event occurred not that long ago , an MI6 defector has since confirmed this news story as being correct although denied by UK government.

https://canadiandimension.com/articl...s-gold-and-oil

[meridian]

So do I, until 2025. They won't revoke it, because we'll revoke all theirs.

IANAL, but I expect that "they" can't revoke yours (who are "they" anyway?). It may have "European Union" at the top of it but it's issued by and remains the property of UK HMG.

However, your destination country can make you pre-purchase a visa and then stand in a queue at the border to check your desirability before they let you in

[Old Greg]

So do I, until 2025. They won't revoke it, because we'll revoke all theirs.

And the great thing is, you blend in with it perfectly.

[Mordac]

I have an EU passport, that part is already covered ;-)

So do I, until 2025. They won't revoke it, because we'll revoke all theirs.

[darmstadt]

I have an EU passport, that part is already covered ;-)

I didn't think that there was such a thing, where do I get one?

Surely you have a passport which is issued by your country of origin or residence or wherever you applied for it and if that country is a member of the EU (and in this instance is part of the Schengen Agreement) then you are entitled to free movement throughout that region. However if you have a GB passport, which is still in the EU but not part of the Schengen Agreement, then once this farce has completed then it will no longer entitle the holder to that free movement and will in fact be considered as a document similar to the ones that, for example, American citizens use. Or some such stuff...

[meridian]

Better start applying for Schengen visa, the tailbacks at the embassies will be miles long as well

I have an EU passport, that part is already covered ;-)

[Eirikur]

Steady on, I’d quite like to fly to Marbs next year for my summer holiday, getting the bus there would be a nightmare. Especially the 20-mile tailback to get over the Channel.

Better start applying for Schengen visa, the tailbacks at the embassies will be miles long as well

[meridian]

I do hope it's a "no deal Brexit"
The quicker reality intrudes on fantasy the better.

Steady on, I’d quite like to fly to Marbs next year for my summer holiday, getting the bus there would be a nightmare. Especially the 20-mile tailback to get over the Channel.

[sasguru]

I do hope it's a "no deal Brexit"
The quicker reality intrudes on fantasy the better.

[BlasterBates]

https://www.bigotgraph.co.uk/politics/2018/05/17/tory-leavers-dusting-plans-no-deal-brexit-andmichel-barnier/

Tory Leavers are dusting down their plans for a no-deal Brexit, and Michel Barnier ought to be careful

I find it amusing that this journalist thinks that May needs to threaten the EU to get the negotiations going.

She isn't negotiating with the EU. She could have a Canada deal tomorrow if she wanted it.

[BR14]

That definitely belongs in the WW3 thread!

we're all Doomed! - Doomed i tell ye !

[OwlHoot]

Maybe wait until after they've had a war with America:

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-...ts-iranian-oil

That definitely belongs in the WW3 thread!

[Jog On]

That may be unpalatable for IT contractors. I doubt anyone in government will care much.

As long as it's decent quality fudge - I find that cheap stuff quite unpalatable

[GreenMirror]

Trade deals with other distant countries may come with conditions that are unpalatable - Indian demands that more visas are provided in exchange for trade.

That may be unpalatable for IT contractors. I doubt anyone in government will care much.

[Old Greg]

looks well packed that

Dim likes his fudge well packed.