How clever are the EU's border forces? (1 Viewer)

[ceejayt]

the rules were you could be a full member or a half member .
but once a full member you couldnt change to a half member so to me the choice we had was stay or leave .
there was no deal to be had .
stay or leave.
the vote was leave .
better we slam the door on the way out.
dont buy eu vehicles or anything from the eu.
dont buy from lidl or aldi etc etc .
not hard to under stand.

Good luck with that - you will be scratting about for a lot of stuff if you try this.

In a follow up to my earlier note, not only did the majority of people on here vote to leave they also in a separate poll rejected a second referendum.

Schengen was, is and will be an issue....

 

[CazPaul]

Where have you got this from? You must live in a different world from mine.

certainly must do, I probably get it from the same place you get your opinion from, it's all about money.

 

[Jim]

This is a useful discussion, don't ruin it. Thanks

Remember, some people voted for this to happen!

Could you point me to some lies, I don't remember seeing or hearing any?

Surely the EU didn't need to say anything. The position of citizens of non-EU member states has been clear for anyone to see before Brexit was even mentioned. We all have the means at our disposal to use the internet and read!

Yes, but Brexiteers of course believe in unicorns, and that rules that don't suit are not for them, ie they are able to have their cake and eat it. A bit like proroguing parliament when it suits!!

In a follow up to my earlier note, not only did the majority of people on here vote to leave they also in a separate poll rejected a second referendum.

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[Blackadder]

dont buy from lidl or aldi etc etc .

What? You mean we have to go back to putting Elsan (other makes of toilet fluid are available) in the loo?

 

[vwalan]

dont buy from lidl or aldi etc etc .

What? You mean we have to go back to putting Elsan (other makes of toilet fluid are available) in the loo?

best not use anything.
just a splash of rain water will work.
having worked in the sewage industry i would never use anything but water.
mine hasnt had anything but water and human waste in it for 19 years and its clean and works .
it was second hand even when i bought it. dont know how old it really is.

 

[orridge]

eu.
dont buy from lidl or aldi etc etc .
not hard to under stand.

yeah bugger the twenty thousand of so people employed by Lidl in the UK or the UK farmers and suppliers that are stocked in Lidl (it’s not all from Germany you know) that will teach the pesky EU.

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[vwalan]

they just get jobs in the shops that will be open if lidl etc close.
lidl and aldi etc try to shut uk shops .
its swings and roundabouts.

 

[John Russell]

Non-EU passports are date-stamped on entry to the Schengen zone, and on the way out. So they can check on departure, and again on the next arrival at any Schengen border.

 

[Blackadder]

best not use anything.
just a splash of rain water will work.
having worked in the sewage industry i would never use anything but water.
mine hasnt had anything but water and human waste in it for 19 years and its clean and works .
it was second hand even when i bought it. dont know how old it really is.

yeah bugger the twenty thousand of so people employed by Lidl in the UK or the UK farmers and suppliers that are stocked in Lidl (it’s not all from Germany you know) that will teach the pesky EU.

they just get jobs in the shops that will be open if lidl etc close.
lidl and aldi etc try to shut uk shops .
its swings and roundabouts.

Sorry - I wasn't trying to hijack the thread - it was just a (humourous?) reference to the many forum members who recommend Aldi bio washing capsules in their loos

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