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[Paddy]

If they can take 90+ days' holiday every year, a ten quid visa and a specialist insurance policy shouldn't present too much of an issue.

You are like Bojo, make it up as you go.

Maximum 2 x 90 days per year. Visa is 90 Euros per single entry. Won't be allowed to work, not even to take their garden produce to the farmer's market.

[Old Greg]

Covid19 fodder - we need 500K oldies to die to get death duty tax to pay for this


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But they're not going to go abroad and die of pre-existing conditions. They're going to stay in the UK, whining about how the EUSSR is punishing them for daring to break free of its shackles.

[GhostofTarbera]

A lot of older people have pre-existing conditions. Not so easy to get the insurance then.

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[Old Greg]

If they can take 90+ days' holiday every year, a ten quid visa and a specialist insurance policy shouldn't present too much of an issue.

A lot of older people have pre-existing conditions. Not so easy to get the insurance then.

[Mordac]

It's nothing to do with fishing rights, Bojo have made it clear, he does not want free movement therefore it works both ways.

Anyone staying in their holiday home in France for more than 90 consecutive days will need a French visa and insurance, the same goes for Spain; so ha, ha, f***ing ha for those with holiday homes who voted for Brexit.

If they can take 90+ days' holiday every year, a ten quid visa and a specialist insurance policy shouldn't present too much of an issue.

[BlasterBates]

It isn't just the French:

German government take a hard line on fishing rights

[BlasterBates]

The facts...

Is the EU ‘pinching our fish’? - Full Fact

for much of the 1970s the UK fishing fleet spent much of its time in the waters around Iceland, which is not a member of the EU.

So in its heyday when Grimsby was full of trawlers, British fisherman were stealing fish from Iceland. That's because there is 10 times more fish off Iceland than in the North Sea.

In 1976 the UK fleet was expelled from this area when fishing limits around Iceland were extended to 200 miles.

So there we have the reason for the reason the trawlers in Grimsby disappeared, Iceland threw the British fisherman out. Britain now imports its fish from Iceland not the Netherlands or France.

[Paddy]

He didn't count on the French being complete asshats about fishing rights. Clearly you and your twitter soy boy chum didn't factor that into your snowflakery but thought half a fact is worth using.

It's nothing to do with fishing rights, Bojo have made it clear, he does not want free movement therefore it works both ways.

Anyone staying in their holiday home in France for more than 90 consecutive days will need a French visa and insurance, the same goes for Spain; so ha, ha, f***ing ha for those with holiday homes who voted for Brexit.

[Old Greg]

He didn't count on the French being complete asshats about fishing rights. Clearly you and your twitter soy boy chum didn't factor that into your snowflakery but thought half a fact is worth using.

Who cares about the French? The UK holds all the cards.

[LondonManc]

He didn't count on the French being complete asshats about fishing rights. Clearly you and your twitter soy boy chum didn't factor that into your snowflakery but thought half a fact is worth using.

[Whorty]

oh, i don't know ...'save water, - bath with a friend'

It was the 70's ..... explains a lot now with Rolf Harris et al

[Old Greg]

on a looptape, obviously, twat.

Like a Gregorian chant or a mantra?

Whatever works to soothe your troubled soul.

[BR14]

I will pray for you.

on a looptape, obviously, twat.

[Old Greg]

and you're still a sad, bitter, ineffectual little leprechaun

I will pray for you.

[BR14]

Blimey, you have come back a smaller, sadder, wiser Rabbit.

and you're still a sad, bitter, ineffectual little leprechaun