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If he moves to England he will increase the average IQ in the EU and England at the same time.Originally posted by vetran View Post
why are you moving back to the UK?
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The only thing which has improved since Brexit is the average IQ of EU citizens.
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However, it will show up when you apply for ETA when it become compulsory later this year.Originally posted by Lance View PostGot one. A benefit that benefits me.
Speeding fine in a rental car in Germany a month or so ago.
I don't have to pay it as the 2015 cross border directive no longer applies.
I'd rather pay the fine and have an EU passport though.
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Got one. A benefit that benefits me.
Speeding fine in a rental car in Germany a month or so ago.
I don't have to pay it as the 2015 cross border directive no longer applies.
I'd rather pay the fine and have an EU passport though.
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nope it was probably legislation (hint it was banned, not happening because of less fishing) of course inside the EU it might have been possible to enact this but the super trawlers would have just ignored it.Originally posted by Lance View Post
wow.... A benefit it is.
Not one that directly affects you though.
but ...... how much is caused by the fact that the UK fishing industry has almost totally collapsed?
Wildlife diversity affects us all.
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wow.... A benefit it is.Originally posted by TheDude View Posthttps://www.theguardian.com/commenti...k-biodiversity
Staunch remainer here but this does sound like a benefit...
Not one that directly affects you though.
but ...... how much is caused by the fact that the UK fishing industry has almost totally collapsed?
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https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...k-biodiversity
Staunch remainer here but this does sound like a benefit...
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A fair bit more work from UK companies wanting systems for all the new teams that they've moved from the UK to the EU. I've done some very big projects where, primarily financial, companies need new development systems for new applications in the EU. In fact I've seen a lot of companies move development to the EU (and elsewhere) and have been extremely busy for the last 2-3 years. Thanks Brexit...oh and now having dual citizenship with 2 passports with all the benefits that brings (EU only queues in EU airports and British passport holders in British airports :-) )
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If you sell paper or printer toner to companies trading with parts of the UK, then your business will be booming due to the requirements of Boris' Protocol that he denies having had anything to do with.Originally posted by Lance View PostI want to know of any real personal benefits. I already know the tulipstorm it's caused for business. I'm looking for a positive.
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