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VGPolyglot on 29 April 2018

acer67 said:

"EU insists is primarily a way of cutting down on illegal immigration and tracking criminals"

I thought it was supposed to be called undocumented immigration?

What, were you upset that people didn't respond to you the first time?

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dark_gh0st_b0y on 29 April 2018

makes perfect sense to me

I wouldn't hold my breath on Brexit happening in the first place btw

May has suffered some losses lately, if she insists on leaving the customs union, that could trigger another referendum with another Leave or Remain vote based on the new facts, when the deal negotiations are finished. If the agreement involves membership in the single market/customs union/free trade deal, then the parliament and lords will just accept it and that's the Brexit

don't mind my username, that was more than 10 years ago, I'm a different person now, amazing how people change ^_^

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acer67 on 29 April 2018

What, were you upset that people didn't respond to you the first time?

offensive, no?

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Nem on 29 April 2018

Nice one!

Had a good laugh. Brexit'ers just keep on giving.

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Puppyroach on 29 April 2018

The fee should have been £600...

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setsunatenshi on 29 April 2018

KingCherry said:

Jumpin said:

All I can say is..... HA!

The Daily Mail acted as the mouthpiece for the pro-Brexit print media is now freaking out over the consequences of the success of the very thing they supported:

"EU must be joking! Brussels wants British holidaymakers to pay £6 visa fee when they visit one of 27 European nations after Brexit

British holidaymakers will be hit with a £6 fee when they travel to the EU after Brexit under plans drawn up by the bloc.

Approved visas will remain valid for three years or until the passport used during the registration process expires. They can be revoked if new alerts about a traveller arise.

They will be required to provide personal details and information about their recent movements in order to enter the EU.

And they will also be obliged to answer questions about any criminal history.

The plan, which was signed off by EU ambassadors yesterday, will fuel concerns about how the UK and the EU will reach agreement on a highly contentious deal on cross-border travel after Brexit.

The entrance fee has been proposed as part of the European Travel Information and Authorisation System, which the EU insists is primarily a way of cutting down on illegal immigration and tracking criminals."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5657345/British-holidaymakers-heading-Europe-face-6-visa-fee-Brexit.html

"Cake!" *munch, num, MUNCH* "What the fuck!? I wanted that cake as a decoration! What do you mean I have to PAAAY for another?! BULLSHIT."

I'm bemused that you, a German, has the nerve to type such drivel considering the total devastation your nation has caused over the past 100 years. Even now, you're trying to dominate everyone with Merkel at the helm. Seriously, your nation should still hang its head in shame, not sit back sniggering at Britain! Can you not understand why we want to get away from you?

get the fuck over yourself!

what the hell do you have to do with his nationality!? gtfo with this not conceiled xenophobia

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Sordel on 29 April 2018

Bristow9091 said:
£6 is fuck all, lol.

This. Set against the significant devaluation of the pound triggered by the EU referendum, an increase of £6 to the cost to a European holiday is trivial.