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pip08456

01-01-2021 22:58

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Rejoin campaign launches ‘EU ID card’ to ‘resist Brexit’s effects’ and ‘stay European’
THE newly formed "rejoin" campaign has launched an EU identity card to fight against the impacts of Brexit.

“Joining the campaign is in itself a declaration of your wish to be considered European and to apply to become an associate citizen of the EU.

“Once the campaign is large enough to gain wider attention, we will lobby the EU to create a formal scheme that we can sign up to.

Aw that's so sweet bless.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/13...-Boris-johnson

Actually papa you've misrepresented this. The article does state:

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The scheme has so far received 159,890 registrations to apply for EU citizenship at the time of writing.

Anyone can apply for EU citizenship as long as they meet EU requirements.
A non story really but laughable showing how gullable remainers can be.

Then there is a picture of a card which again is laughable.

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...1&d=1609541751

Seems a bit disjointed.

Just had a thought I can knock those cards out at the discount price of £1 each, free p&p. Anyone interested?

Sephiroth

01-01-2021 23:28

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Sturgeon tramped over to Brussels thinking she'd be warmly given assurances about Scotland only to be treated with distant politeness and getting absolutely nothing from the EU.

Scroll forward: the EUID card! The British Sausage has a better chance!

Sephiroth

01-01-2021 23:51

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Here's one I made earlier!

pip08456

02-01-2021 01:45

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36064622)

Here's one I made earlier!

I'm sure he will treasure it. If he wants I can do it on credit card sized plastic so he can put it in his wallet. £1 + p&p

Damien

02-01-2021 08:31

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They could have at least designed a nicer card.

It does feel quite sad though, like children creating an imaginary world. People going around with these meaningless European ID cards as if they're anything other than a fake bit of plastic.

Their efforts would be better spent creating the reverse version of UKIP. A party which agitates for a referendum to join the European Union. They would get a head start with the numbers they claim are dedicated enough to spend money to indulge themselves in the fiction that they're still EU citizens with this little card.

jfman

02-01-2021 10:05

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There’s got to be something worth investigating with the cards. Like Trump not conceding there’s money being made somewhere.

papa smurf

02-01-2021 10:11

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I now know how my cat feels when he has been flead and wormed, ridding ourselves of 27 parasites is enough to make one feel giddy;)

Hugh	02-01-2021 12:01

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Interesting viewpoint from the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...6&d=1609588870

heero_yuy

02-01-2021 13:08

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Presumably these new rules include driving on the wrong side of the road. :D

Carth

02-01-2021 13:13

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Presumably these new rules include driving on the wrong side of the road. :D

Certainly looks that way from the picture :D

Pierre

02-01-2021 19:04

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36064659)

Interesting viewpoint from the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...6&d=1609588870

Well interesting and blatantly obvious, N.I. Finds itself in a unique position, truly the best of both scenarios and it’s citizens automatically British and EU citizens.

I know if there was a referendum on the N.I. Keeping the status quo would be what I would vote for if I was Northern Irish.

1andrew1

02-01-2021 19:21

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36064659)

Interesting viewpoint from the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...6&d=1609588870

I'm old enough to remember when England enjoyed those benefits too.

1andrew1

03-01-2021 00:09

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Spain will decide who enters Gibraltar. Not the conventional defintion of taking back control, unless you're Spanish. ;)

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Spain will have the last word on who enters Gibraltar under a preliminary deal on border arrangements for the U.K. territory, Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya told El Pais in an interview.

Responsibility for overseeing the new passport-free Schengen agreement terms for entry to Gibraltar’s port and airport, as envisaged in the accord, would be Spain’s, Gonzalez told the newspaper.

“Evidently, there must be a Spanish presence to carry out the minimum tasks of Schengen control,” she said.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-minister-says

Chris

03-01-2021 00:16

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36064820)

Spain will decide who enters Gibraltar. Not the conventional defintion of taking back control, unless you're Spanish. ;)

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...-minister-says

I’m pretty sure you’ve not actually read beyond the bit you quoted (or if you did, you didn’t understand it).

Sephiroth

03-01-2021 00:24

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What Andrew naughtily failed to quote was this:

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Separately, Fabian Picardo, Gibraltar’s first minister, said that only the Gibraltarian authorities would decide who enters the territory.

“Under the New Year’s Eve Agreement only Gibraltar will decide who enters Gibraltar & Spanish officers will not exercise any controls in Gibraltar at the Airport or Port now or in four years time,” he said on Twitter. “This is our land.”

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