Well the EU decided at the start that they wouldn't allow a block of fifth columnists to undermine their position.

The remainers continually complain that we are weak and that the EU are strong....Yet our only weakness in these negotiations are them.

Edited by Stirlingsays (30 Jan 2019 12.50pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Here's a suggestion apply for Dutch citizenship.

Pro USA & Israel

Oh i see, so the message is, tear up your ehic card and go to a bank and pay for it?

So that's 7 euros for visa entry, loss of free access to 27 other countries, longer queues at passport control and no health care?

Loving this new freedom

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

Who goes abroad without health insurance? I've been hospitalised in Spain and Greece and that euro card thing hasn't made a f*** of a difference. It's an immediate insurance biopsy and then a bill after which you have to pay and then try and claim back.

In any case, the EU countries have it right when it comes to healthcare: patch them up as quick as possible and ship them out.

As it is, we're the European health care: Romanian and just been told you need a heart bypass? Local health budget run out again?

Get a cheap flight to Stansted and get off clutching your arm, we'll do the rest...

Small(er) = Weak(er) / Big(ger) = Strong(er).

There are many kinds of weakness. One of them is the inability to tell the difference between relative strength and weakness.

I always take out travel insurance, as everyone should. As I said, make these reciprocal and the NHS will save thousands (possibly millions) that's what I care about, with your political views thought this would sit well with you, unless of course you live abroad and your views are "all about you"!!
Also read ME post above, already working with Spain, these countries could not afford to lose the UK customer