Reply to: Now BMW are at it... 8000 jobs

[milanbenes]

Hardly. I'll loose my right to work in the EU and I'll have to return to Blighty.

Now is that something the good people of cUK really want?

not me now I have my second citizenship

HammerTime

Milan.

[PurpleGorilla]

There’s a moose loose...

[BR14]

Hardly. I'll loose my right to work in the EU and I'll have to return to Blighty.

Now is that something the good people of cUK really want?

loose your right, forgotten english already??
i'm sure we'd all Love to meet you

[scooterscot]

Hardly. I'll loose my right to work in the EU and I'll have to return to Blighty.

Now is that something the good people of cUK really want?

[Pat Phelan]

Lads, just relax, all will be fine, carry on contracting...

[BR14]

Our? You are German now aren't you?

There's an echo in here

[Paddy]

I remember the days before the EU and everything was just grand. There was never any problem traveling through Europe, no visas, no extra taxes, no problems whatsoever. And it was a novelty to see all the different currencies with their 'funny' money. To boot we had duty free! Bring it on.......

What utter bollox! You really are a dopey git

I travelled in Europe in the 1950s and 60s.

Had to stop at each border and only allowed 200 cigarettes and three bottles of wine.
If carrying tools or valuables such as expensive camera you need are carnet.
Caravans needed a Carnet de Passage.
For Greece, Carnet de Passage for car.
Green card compulsory.
Carrying commercial goods, need a pile of paperwork and delays at customs.

Currently I can pack the car to the full and drive freely for 2000 miles in Europe without formalities. This will change after Brexit

[Pat Phelan]

Lol, shouldn’t reply to the sockie but, after the U.K. joined the EU there were also never any problems travelling through Europe, no visas, no extra taxes, no problems whatsoever. And, given that excise duty on a bottle of wine in France is considerably less than U.K. duty and you have a personal allowance, it’s virtually duty free.

Not entirely sure what the sockie’s point is....

Point is not much will change and everything will carry on as normal, the apocalypse is not nigh..... No sockie me btw but whatever.....

[meridian]

I remember the days before the EU and everything was just grand. There was never any problem traveling through Europe, no visas, no extra taxes, no problems whatsoever. And it was a novelty to see all the different currencies with their 'funny' money. To boot we had duty free! Bring it on.......

Lol, shouldn’t reply to the sockie but, after the U.K. joined the EU there were also never any problems travelling through Europe, no visas, no extra taxes, no problems whatsoever. And, given that excise duty on a bottle of wine in France is considerably less than U.K. duty and you have a personal allowance, it’s virtually duty free.

Not entirely sure what the sockie’s point is....

[DimPrawn]

I remember the days before the EU and everything was just grand. There was never any problem traveling through Europe, no visas, no extra taxes, no problems whatsoever. And it was a novelty to see all the different currencies with their 'funny' money. To boot we had duty free! Bring it on.......

Yes, the war was great wasn't it. You just roll into whatever country you like and enjoy the local produce.

[DimPrawn]

Our car industry, our aero industry, our atomic industry, our space industry, our financial industry, our service industry, our pharmaceutical industry.
In the name of God, May cancel Brexit!

Our? You are German now aren't you?

[darmstadt]

I remember the days before the EU and everything was just grand. There was never any problem traveling through Europe, no visas, no extra taxes, no problems whatsoever. And it was a novelty to see all the different currencies with their 'funny' money. To boot we had duty free! Bring it on.......

Rose tinted spectacles there, I think...

[Pat Phelan]

I remember the days before the EU and everything was just grand. There was never any problem traveling through Europe, no visas, no extra taxes, no problems whatsoever. And it was a novelty to see all the different currencies with their 'funny' money. To boot we had duty free! Bring it on.......

[meridian]

Now BMW are at it... 8000 jobs

Go home Davis, you’re drunk (again).



(Sail to France for £1 though. Plus visa costs, private insurance, roaming charges, tariffs and vat on anything brought back, etc)

[darmstadt]

Really looks like it, numpty twat: