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Ok let's cancel brexit then by the way having a company car is not like the good old days when I followed Liverpool all over Britain and paid not a penny for petrol because it was all free then you did not get taxed on free petrol. Now company cars are a liability
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Vish you said the young won't be able to travel in Europe whys that ? Will the old be able to travel. Before we joined the EU people could freely travel in Europe without a visa you just needed a passport as now. Are the EU going to ban British people ? Have they told the Spanish and Greek tourist resorts ? As for working in the EU and Vise versa providing you have a job and the skills it's no problem. I must re-read the chequers agreement there is obviously a bit you have seen that I have missed Why don't you fking read what I wrote before commenting, is that too complicated? I wrote "neither the younger generation as they won't be able to travel and work freely in Europe". Today you can travel and work freely in EU as much as you want, you could still live in UK and travel to work in EU (consultants do that) without problems, you can even take the Eurostar, work for a day or 2, get back. Lots of young people like to have some experience in a foreign country or foreign countries. So all this will still be possible?
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Don’t get me started on the price of petrol vish! It’s steadied a little bit is still nearly 20p a litre more than before brexit at £1.30. Not good. Still, I’m moving jobs soon and get a company car so won’t need to worry too much soon  It might also be something to do with crude oil price but let's not let that get in the way yes the petrol price is entirely to do with brexit so let's cancel brexit then Of course it’s to do with the oil prices. But it’s also down to the FACT that since brexit the pound is weak against the dollar. I’m sure that oil prices aren’t as high as they were last time we were paying this much for petrol. I made some money by buying GBP last year and selling when it got to 1.40 USD a couple of months ago because I was damned sure the Brits won't shoot themselves in the foot. The GBP went down again to the level i bought last time and must admit I am not too sure this time whether I should risk. I am serious.
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Ok let's cancel brexit then by the way having a company car is not like the good old days when I followed Liverpool all over Britain and paid not a penny for petrol because it was all free then you did not get taxed on free petrol. Now company cars are a liability Where have I said cancel brexit? I’m just stating a fact that it’s had an effect on our petrol prices. The government dropping the duty on it would fecking help no end though. I’ve still got to pay for my private mileage which I’m not fussed about. Just not having to pay for maintenance and stuff will be nice especially after what I’ve had to pay out over the last year!
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Vish you said the young won't be able to travel in Europe whys that ? Will the old be able to travel. Before we joined the EU people could freely travel in Europe without a visa you just needed a passport as now. Are the EU going to ban British people ? Have they told the Spanish and Greek tourist resorts ? As for working in the EU and Vise versa providing you have a job and the skills it's no problem. I must re-read the chequers agreement there is obviously a bit you have seen that I have missed Why don't you fking read what I wrote before commenting, is that too complicated? I wrote "neither the younger generation as they won't be able to travel and work freely in Europe". Today you can travel andand work freely in EU as much as you want, you could still live in UK and travel to work in EU (consultants do that) without problems, you can even take the Eurostar, work for a day or 2, get back. Lots of young people like to have some experience in a foreign country or foreign countries. So all this will still be possible? You can travel freely in Europe post brexit provided you have a passport just as now. So no idea what your point is there. As for working provided you have the skills and the empployer can demonstrate need there is no problem there either. What you will not be able to do go and live on benefits in Britain or flood the British market with labour that freely available in Britain and pretty sure most British people agree with that. I would imagine it's the same system as Mauritius
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Ok let's cancel brexit then by the way having a company car is not like the good old days when I followed Liverpool all over Britain and paid not a penny for petrol because it was all free then you did not get taxed on free petrol. Now company cars are a liability Where have I said cancel brexit? I’m just stating a fact that it’s had an effect on our petrol prices. The government dropping the duty on it would fecking help no end though. I’ve still got to pay for my private mileage which I’m not fussed about. Just not having to pay for maintenance and stuff will be nice especially after what I’ve had to pay out over the last year! Yes it would be good if the government would drop duty but that got nothing to do with brexit maybe in future when we are not handing tens of billions to the EU the gvernment can look at that point. Yes company car saves wear and tear on your own vehicle it's a good perk but the 80,s where the halcyon days when it was all free even private mileage I had two jobs where petrol was unlimited
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Vish you said the young won't be able to travel in Europe whys that ? Will the old be able to travel. Before we joined the EU people could freely travel in Europe without a visa you just needed a passport as now. Are the EU going to ban British people ? Have they told the Spanish and Greek tourist resorts ? As for working in the EU and Vise versa providing you have a job and the skills it's no problem. I must re-read the chequers agreement there is obviously a bit you have seen that I have missed Why don't you fking read what I wrote before commenting, is that too complicated? I wrote "neither the younger generation as they won't be able to travel and work freely in Europe". Today you can travel andand work freely in EU as much as you want, you could still live in UK and travel to work in EU (consultants do that) without problems, you can even take the Eurostar, work for a day or 2, get back. Lots of young people like to have some experience in a foreign country or foreign countries. So all this will still be possible? You can travel freely in Europe post brexit provided you have a passport just as now. So no idea what your point is there. As for working provided you have the skills and the empployer can demonstrate need there is no problem there either. What you will not be able to do go and live on benefits in Britain or flood the British market with labour that freely available in Britain and pretty sure most British people agree with that. I would imagine it's the same system as Mauritius Then I wonder why your younger generation would prefer to stay in the EU, any clues? Btw, I thought you were close to full employment, so having EU migrants in jobs must be somewhere right. We have the same issues with some people against giving foreigners work permits, what they don't understand is that most foreigners do jobs locals are not interested in and foreigners also help creating jobs for locals. But our business community is strong enough to lobby or explain to the government who end up understanding, though we lose time in the process.
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People keep saying younger people want to stay in the EU but there is no evidence other than a few selective polls but even if it were true so what ? democracy is based on the total number of people who vote we don't sub divide opinion on age bands. For the record pretty much all young people I know voted leave and they are very passionate about it too. There is a propaganda campaign going on at the moment funded by George Soros and other establishment figures including that rodent tony Blair. We are being bombarded with propaganda at the moment some of it hilarious apparent Britain is going to have no sandwiches post brexit also if you are unfortunate enough to get the clap there will be no drugs to treat you. Keep it in your trousers then !
The whole thing is getting very boring and I know both remainers and leavers among the ordinary population simply want the government to get on with it.
It's great to hear Mauritius has a sound skill based immigration policy how wise of that country
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People keep saying younger people want to stay in the EU but there is no evidence other than a few selective polls but even if it were true so what ? democracy is based on the total number of people who vote we don't sub divide opinion on age bands. For the record pretty much all young people I know voted leave and they are very passionate about it too. There is a propaganda campaign going on at the moment funded by George Soros and other establishment figures including that rodent tony Blair. We are being bombarded with propaganda at the moment some of it hilarious apparent Britain is going to have no sandwiches post brexit also if you are unfortunate enough to get the clap there will be no drugs to treat you. Keep it in your trousers then !
The whole thing is getting very boring and I know both remainers and leavers among the ordinary population simply want the government to get on with it.
It's great to hear Mauritius has a sound skill based immigration policy how wise of that country Stan you really should try reading something other than the express. "Pretty much all the young people I know voted leave". Oh behave yourself. Stop making stuff up. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45098550
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People keep saying younger people want to stay in the EU but there is no evidence other than a few selective polls but even if it were true so what ? democracy is based on the total number of people who vote we don't sub divide opinion on age bands. For the record pretty much all young people I know voted leave and they are very passionate about it too. There is a propaganda campaign going on at the moment funded by George Soros and other establishment figures including that rodent tony Blair. We are being bombarded with propaganda at the moment some of it hilarious apparent Britain is going to have no sandwiches post brexit also if you are unfortunate enough to get the clap there will be no drugs to treat you. Keep it in your trousers then !
The whole thing is getting very boring and I know both remainers and leavers among the ordinary population simply want the government to get on with it.
It's great to hear Mauritius has a sound skill based immigration policy how wise of that country Stan you really should try reading something other than the express. "Pretty much all the young people I know voted leave". Oh behave yourself. Stop making stuff up. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45098550 All the young people I know did vote to leave and yes we have seen the BBC link. There is no data on the age range of leave / remain voters. The silly links you keep posting are polls often very selective and often commissioned by groups wanting to prove one point or another. When the poll gives the answer they dont want (as is often the case) its not publicised.
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