
Government reduces minimum salary for migrants to settle in UK
Rules which come into force in December quietly published on Thursday by Home Office
Besides the fact that 0% is clearly not better than 0% most of the soy sauce in this country is imported from Europe not Japan isn't it?
That’s aside from the fact that most Soy (fucking soya, dumb cunts can’t even get that right) sauce sold in the U.K. is produced in the EU and the Soy sauce we do import from outside the EU comes mainly from China. All they’ve actually admitted in the end is that a no deal Brexit will increase food prices. Another case of project fear being project here.
I’m assuming that was a play on Tim Tams? That’s Tim Tams or as we like to call them in the U.K., Penguins.Don’t know about anyone else but I’m looking forward to the flim flams Johnson was waving around a few months ago
Indeed, I think it sounds funnier imagining Johnson as ‘flim flam’I’m assuming that was a play on Tim Tams? That’s Tim Tams or as we like to call them in the U.K., Penguins.
flimflamIndeed, I think it sounds funnier imagining Johnson as ‘flim flam’
They need to understand that we won't feel the benefit for about 50 years
Best case J R-M scenario!! Even Digby Pudding Jones said that any benefits might not be felt for 100 years. Meanwhile as I said before, Patrick Minford did previously state that a No-Deal/Australia style deal (semantics according to Alok Sharma) would see the need for the manufacturing industry to be wound down similar to what happened with the coal industry. The thing is, areas heavily reliant on manufacturing such as the North East and the West Midlands did vote for Brexit, so you reap what you sowThey need to understand that we won't feel the benefit for about 50 years
100 years. To give that some kind of context that would be the same as us only just now seeing the benefits of defeating Germany in WWI and overcoming the flu epidemic of that year.Best case J R-M scenario!! Even Digby Pudding Jones said that any benefits might not be felt for 100 years. Meanwhile as I said before, Patrick Minford did previously state that a No-Deal/Australia style deal (semantics according to Alok Sharma) would see the need for the manufacturing industry to be wound down similar to what happened with the coal industry. The thing is, areas heavily reliant on manufacturing such as the North East and the West Midlands did vote for Brexit, so you reap what you sow
It’s still bollocks. Turns out that the world’s biggest producer of Soy sauce is indeed a Japanese company but they have a factory in Holland supplying the EU. If you buy a own brand Soy sauce it’s probably made in Holland, if you buy Kikkoman Soy sauce it almost certainly was made in Holland. In fact if you buy Soy sauce and it’s not made in the EU it’s probably made in China. Clutching at straws is an understatement.
Stop ruining it Tony!It’s still bollocks. Turns out that the world’s biggest producer of Soy sauce is indeed a Japanese company but they have a factory in Holland supplying the EU. If you buy a own brand Soy sauce it’s probably made in Holland, if you buy Kikkoman Soy sauce it almost certainly was made in Holland. In fact if you buy Soy sauce and it’s not made in the EU it’s probably made in China. Clutching at straws is an understatement.
What's even more galling about most of these 50 year plus 'long term benefit' lot is that when it comes to economics and people say "why don't we accept slightly lower growth now for more steady, sustainable growth and other benefits in the longer term rather than the risky growth based on greed that inevitably leads to recession and poverty problems " it's always how it needs to benefit now because no-one knows what will happen in future.Best case J R-M scenario!! Even Digby Pudding Jones said that any benefits might not be felt for 100 years. Meanwhile as I said before, Patrick Minford did previously state that a No-Deal/Australia style deal (semantics according to Alok Sharma) would see the need for the manufacturing industry to be wound down similar to what happened with the coal industry. The thing is, areas heavily reliant on manufacturing such as the North East and the West Midlands did vote for Brexit, so you reap what you sow
I think some Tory MP’s have shared the original post so it will be hilarious if it is.That has to be a parody account haha
Shame so many people think this is going to stop illegal immigrants. Clue is in the name, if they're coming in illegally its not going to make any difference. And of course we lose our access to travel freely, and work, in Europe. Think I'll hold back on the celebrations.
Will we need a visa to go into France now? Blimey.Shame so many people think this is going to stop illegal immigrants. Clue is in the name, if they're coming in illegally its not going to make any difference. And of course we lose our access to travel freely, and work, in Europe. Think I'll hold back on the celebrations.
If you want to work or study. As a tourist you may be asked to show your return ticket, prove you have enough money for the duration of your stay etc. If you want to retire there or even just go and spend the winter in say Spain you’ll only be able to stay for 90days in a 180day period.Will we need a visa to go into France now? Blimey.
It’s not just the visa (or potential cost of). We will also no longer be eligible for EHIC. I recall a story of a couple who were looking at the cost of a weekend trip to Paris. At the moment they’d just pay for flights/train and hotel. Because the wife is undergoing treatment for cancer (I vaguely recall), the cost of insurance alone for her, for one weekend was over £400!Will we need a visa to go into France now? Blimey.
So you think we should have free movement? I’m not sure what argument you’re trying to make here.Will we need a visa to go into France now? Blimey.
You are always advised to take insurance anyway as it would not probably cover treatment of a known conditionIt’s not just the visa (or potential cost of). We will also no longer be eligible for EHIC. I recall a story of a couple who were looking at the cost of a weekend trip to Paris. At the moment they’d just pay for flights/train and hotel. Because the wife is undergoing treatment for cancer (I vaguely recall), the cost of insurance alone for her, for one weekend was over £400!
You might also need a visa to get into Kent!
I can't tell if that's sarcasm or not. Surely it can't come as a surprise that we'd need passports/visas to go there if we want to end free movement?Will we need a visa to go into France now? Blimey.
you need a passport anyway the only country Tommy knowledge you could fly to with no passport is SpainI can't tell if that's sarcasm or not. Surely it can't come as a surprise that we'd need passports/visas to go there if we want to end free movement?
If anyone expected to still be able to go over there without documentation while stopping them coming here without it I'd have to ask if they thought we were living in the Victorian age and Empire where we thought we could go anywhere we liked and do what we liked because we're British. Or would it be yet another case of "we know what we voted for!"
That’s only if you’re Spanish. All foreign nationals need a passport to fly into Spain.you need a passport anyway the only country Tommy knowledge you could fly to with no passport is Spain
Weird that people would celebrate their rights being taken away.
Mental isn’t it? Like chucking your kebab in the bin before you’ve finished eating cos you saw a homeless man eyeing it.Weird that people would celebrate their rights being taken away.
Swapping EU immigration for rest of the world immigration. My, who could have seen this coming. #projectfear