Reply to: Farage applied for German passport

[SunnyInHades]

Since when did the UK leave the EU? There has been been no repeal of Article 50 yet so the UK is still a member. Don't forget that the referendum is not legally binding...

Before 23 June the UK's EU membership Sword of Damocles was Sheathed.

It's now drawn, raised and ready to be used to sever the membership with a single blow on the anointed day drawing closer and closer ...

[stek]

Isn't his wife German though? Does that shift the goalpoasts?

Nope - need residency. I believe only (within the EU) Ireland gives out passports without residency now.

[Mordac]

Five, I think, for EU citizens?

Isn't his wife German though? Does that shift the goalpoasts?

[Mordac]

nah I'm playing along.

Sending a message is fine, and now I understand more that EU needs reforms.
If it's not heard and UK will end up leaving the EU it will be bad. For Eu and UK (although less).

Glad to hear it.

[NotAllThere]

Germany requires residence before it will issue a passport, 8 years I think so this is bollocks.

Five, I think, for EU citizens?

[diseasex]

If Britain gets "screwed over" to quote you directly, it is because the little Adolphs in Brussels and Strasbourg need to send a very large and pointy message to the rest of Europe that they need to stand in line and get royally screwed via Brussels, not out on our own. *some* understand that fully, and thankfully we were in the majority. Get back in your playpen, and don't make a mess.

nah I'm playing along.

Sending a message is fine, and now I understand more that EU needs reforms.
If it's not heard and UK will end up leaving the EU it will be bad. For Eu and UK (although less).

[Mordac]

The fun part about this article is not that it's probably untrue. It's the fact that Britain got screwed over by politicians of the like of Farage. And *some* understand that for a while now.

If Britain gets "screwed over" to quote you directly, it is because the little Adolphs in Brussels and Strasbourg need to send a very large and pointy message to the rest of Europe that they need to stand in line and get royally screwed via Brussels, not out on our own. *some* understand that fully, and thankfully we were in the majority. Get back in your playpen, and don't make a mess.

[FrontEnder]

The fun part about this article is not that it's probably untrue. It's the fact that Britain got screwed over by politicians of the like of Farage. And *some* understand that for a while now.

You have a strange idea of what constitutes "fun".

[diseasex]

The fun part about this article is not that it's probably untrue. It's the fact that Britain got screwed over by politicians of the like of Farage. And *some* understand that for a while now.

[Chuck]

Just speaking the truth

Why do you bother posting here? You clearly have no love for this country, and from your posts, nothing but contempt for many of its people?

I understand that you have chosen to live your life abroad. Why don't you go and concentrate on that, instead of belittling the country you chose to leave?

[stek]

Germany requires residence before it will issue a passport, 8 years I think so this is bollocks.

[darmstadt]

We left the EU so we did not have to be subject to their politics.

Since when did the UK leave the EU? There has been been no repeal of Article 50 yet so the UK is still a member. Don't forget that the referendum is not legally binding...

FTFY

Just speaking the truth, and being polite about it. Mind you I could always lie, just like desperate Brexiters

[vetran]

desperate bremainer pleading.

FTFY

[darmstadt]

We left the EU so we did not have to be subject to their politics.


I am trying to be polite but there are some complete tools on here.

Since when did the UK leave the EU? There has been been no repeal of Article 50 yet so the UK is still a member. Don't forget that the referendum is not legally binding...

[The Plantswoman]

Why???

This is what I don't get with you lot.

We left the EU so we did not have to be subject to their politics.

No one said the UK was to become isolationist and so someone who had a German (or in fact any other EU member state partner) is most welcome to apply for whatever they want.

Farage never said he hated Germany or Europe, he just felt it was best if the UK decided it's own future without being told what to do by s central European parliament.

I am trying to be polite but there are some complete tools on here.

I was just about to ask "And??" but I think you've summed up my thoughts in the above post.