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28 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Because the UK, actually its not the UK its Johnson, has started backsliding on agreements already. 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/feb/25/keep-chlorinated-chicken-ban-to-win-trade-deal-eu-tells-uk

 

 

Its called keeping all your options on the table and even if  chlorine-washed chicken was in any trade agreement doesn't mean that people will be forced to buy. Its unlikely that any major UK supermarket would stock it

5 hours ago, canopy said:

 

Post a reference to this nonsense range you made up. Everyone can see through it so don't think you are fooling anyone with this made up lie. Tesla's do 400, 600, 1000 km of range this year.

 

Wrong again. The range is set by the EPA just like for any other car.

 

Charging an EV takes a few seconds to plug in and you are done. This can be done at work, at home, or public places. That's paradise compared to diesel. And with EV range now starting to surpass diesel vehicles that's just another great advantage.

 

Takes more than a few seconds to charge an EV unless your talking about a bicycle

Charge time for a Tesla Model S

Charger levelTime to charge

NEMA 5-153 miles of range per hour

NEMA 14-5010 ½ hours

Wall connector 6 to 9 hours

Supercharger1 hour

https://www.energysage.com/electric-vehicles/charging-your-ev/charging-a-tesla/

14 hours ago, Tayaout said:

Depends on the car or motorbike. Here is an example for a Tesla. 

 

Number of Telsa Supercharge stations in Thailand zero

https://www.tesla.com/en_GB/supercharger?redirect=no

Tesla Supercharger Stations use a proprietary plug that means rival electric car brands can’t use them

4 hours ago, HauptmannUK said:

So only for foreign nationals and not UK passport holders then?  (.....thinking about expat NHS use, state pension uplift etc...)

I suspect all passport holders the data would be there it is up to the relevant Govt dept to request it

2 minutes ago, david555 said:

Could be ...but for the new commers ...that could be a different matter and only the old & neecommers they can only keep resident where they are staying ...other E.U. country visit is under the rules that will play that time ...And Gentlemen of the Isle THAT shall depend from which action the glorious Britain has in mind or action taken .....

I think you mean the otherway around and the rules might change for anyone that wants to relocate after January 1st 2020

and any action wouldn't depend on what the UK decides or doesn't decides

3 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

62 is a bigger number than 38 though isn't it?

It is and the same applies to 52% against 48% but it must rankle you that 1,018,322  of your fellow Scots voted to leave

2 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

62% voted to remain.

And do those words quoted by you sound like an independence supporter or a unionist? 

And 38% voted to Leave

6 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Yes I often base my opinions about whats going on in Scotland based on an Arabic channel ROFL.

 

And from the source you quoted ....

 

Fraser: "I voted for Brexit because I've always been against us joining the EU, way back to when we joined [the then-European Economic Community in 1973]. I had enough foresight to see that we were leading to a 'United States of Europe'. And I didn't want to be part of that. I thought we were big enough and powerful enough to do our own thing. 

"However, we're over two years down the line and I feel it's going to affect the British economy something awful. So, if there was another vote today, I'd vote the other way - I'd vote to 'remain'."

Lesley: "I was totally confused at the time of the Brexit debate - but then I decided to vote to leave. But it was such a shock in the morning when I saw the result - and how close it was.

"Today, I'm totally fed up with the whole thing - it's just Brexit, Brexit, Brexit. It gets you down and they've forgotten about the rest of the country, which is falling apart. If there was another vote, I'd change my mind - it's not going to do us any good, and it's the young people it's going to affect."

 

????????????

And out of 7 people only I had changed their position Here one of the other 6 people thoughts who haven't changed their position

"My primary reason for voting to leave was my belief in sovereignty. My number one issue was the fact that the EU was becoming more and more autocratic. And I don't think it's the right way to go. Even though the European Union started as a trading group, it's moving more and more towards something like the 'United States of Europe'. I'm very much against ever-closer integration and a federated 'United States of Europe'.

"There's a bit of logical inconsistency in the remain position in Scotland if you support Scottish independence. If you believe it will be difficult and damaging to remove yourself from an EU union that is just decades-old then you'd have to accept that removing yourself from the UK union that is over 300 years old would be catastrophically damaging."

3 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Spiked?

Just cut to the chase and start quoting Scotland in Union ROFL.

Here some more 

'There's logical inconsistency in the remain position if you support Scottish independence'

https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/view-scotland-meet-minority-voted-brexit-190213160659170.html

Meet the Scottish nationalists who voted Leave

 It also forsakes the history of the SNP, which was, historically, Eurosceptic. Indeed, over a third of SNP voters still back leaving the EU.

https://www.spiked-online.com/2019/12/09/meet-the-scottish-nationalists-who-voted-leave/

19 minutes ago, nauseus said:

From several documentaries, I get the impression that these rules are not applied with total strictness.

There new laws coming in March 2020

The Skilled Workers’ Immigration Act will enter into force on March 1, 2020

. The Law of 2020 sets language proficiency requirements for skilled foreign workers at the B1/B2 level.

https://legal-dialogue.org/is-germany-inviting-new-labor-migrants

1 hour ago, david555 said:

Canada lies on another continent , as you can not deny The U.K. lying far away from Europe ….so you see the difference and as close trade should be involved at U.K. request  it is a matter for ECJ .

 

Cant abandon trying  cherry picking hopeless , want work !

So no cherry picking So Macon will tell his fishing fleet they will have to find somewhere else to Fish, Merkel and Macon will tell their automotive industry no more vehicle sales to the UK

6 minutes ago, david555 said:

Counting only for Third country's' not for E.U. 27 members , so now slowly the penny start dropping what I meant "out is out " & "leaving means leaving" 

 

Privileges being a member of the 27 club ????

Yes so for a number of years now various countries in the EU have had in place  immigration language requirements for non-eu nationals and yes from 1st January 2021 the UK will have immigration language requirements in place for eu nationals as the UK will be a 3rd country, my understanding is that English language requirements are not required for anyone over 65 years old or Are suffering from a long-term illness or disability that severely restricts your mobility and ability to attend language classes

25 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

Its the UK which is proposing to keep people out of the UK based on language. All the EU might do is reciprocate against the UK.

To my knowledge the USA and Japan are not proposing this rule so why would the EU need to impose it on them?

 

Ah the Calimero Brexiteers at their finest.

 

 

2017

Have at least basic proficiency in German

To be able to live in Germany, you will need to know German. The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages has three levels of language proficiency, A, B and C. Each one has two parts. So the language proficiency is divided in A1/A2 or basic, B1/B2 or proficient in the language, and C1/C2 or advanced language skills. To be allowed to immigrate in Germany, you will need to enter the exams and pass them up to either A1 or B1. If you want to get a permanent residence, you will need a higher proficiency of C1 or C2.

https://www.germany-visa.org/immigration-residence-permit/immigration-germany/

13 minutes ago, Mavideol said:

yeahhh and the pope is catholic..... they want the benefits of playing in the club house without paying the membership fee.... dream on

I think you are referring to "The Friends of Cohesion" who always take out more than they ever put in" or as an EU diplomat is quoted as saying  “And now we are fighting like ferrets in a sack,”

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/feb/16/stressed-heads-to-start-brussels-budget-talks-post-brexit?fbclid=IwAR306q_vw2y1TLc2NzW1FQbUtGnhfR0uObB2t4es3Jtj4tWOpXW0X1dJKYw

If you always take out more than you put in that is the same as getting the benefits of playing in the club house without paying the membership fee

1 minute ago, david555 said:

You are right , I did not realize I wrote it in that way , so I excuse myself  to you..., the only thing I would like to express is in a long phrasing this :

 

Those "colonists" who throw you out of America ,have even bypassed you on world stage , by media , cinema & coca cola  lol , so the almost whole world was happy & eager to speak as much of American English they could catch , and become the most popular Nationality on Earth for a big time …. 

Are you really sure There are many Anti Trump threads/posts on this forum that clearly indicate that is not the case

40 minutes ago, david555 said:

Not denying any of this …. just saying if one is difficult he meet difficulty  , each to their own rights....see it as a courtesy to English language …. whoever is meant not to become  a  domination from & on non U.K. territory's

 

This courtesy to accepting English language  became more credit to the USA who spread it worldwide in a enjoyable friendly matter not in forcing  way

3 minutes ago, david555 said:

Where in my post is anything from" forcing learning English" ….. coloring something at convenience ?  

15 minutes ago, Nigel Garvie said:

Ho Ho, revenge is it! 

It is simply the level playing field approach. 

You can see the Costa Mucha full of UK pensioners who try to create their little England in the sun, with their English pub, whist drives, bowls, fish and chips etc etc. Absolutely no attempt to interact with the locals, appreciate their special culture and history, or heaven forbid learn their language. The cream of English society expiring in the sun with little hint of residual cranial activity!

The ultimate irony is that those who voted Brexit are finding that their health insurance will no longer be valid EU wide. Oh to be a fly on the wall and watch them - with faces like thunder - searching for a run down flat in Slough when they are forced to come home to get attention for the old boys dicky heart.

I shouldn't laugh, fundamentally it is just sad and pathetic. 

You need to expand your horizons more I have seen many places where they try to recreate their little Scotland,Wales and Ireland

30 minutes ago, david555 said:

Not denying any of this …. just saying if one is difficult he meet difficulty  , each to their own rights....see it as a courtesy to English language …. whoever is meant not to become  a  domination from & on non U.K. territory's

 

This courtesy to accepting English language  became more credit to the USA who spread it worldwide in a enjoyable friendly matter not in forcing  way

I haven't met a single European that was forced to learn English, I did meet some Germans in the late 80" and they were paying for additional tuition for their children to learn more than the German states schools were offering

7 minutes ago, bannork said:

But not the majority of the UK electorate 

Agreed but it was the majority of the people that voted including 38% of Scotish voters that took part 

17 minutes ago, david555 said:

All in the old system as you were in the E.U.   not knowing this kept standing ….. probably depending U.K.'s future actions in such 

And I suspect nothing will change regardless of any Future action by the UK unless the EU want to renact some similar to the

1923 population exchange between Greece and Turkey

2 minutes ago, bannork said:

I am simply responding to the poster who claimed a few pages back that the majority of UK voters voted to Leave.

They didn't, only 37% did.

of the people that voted in the 2016 EU referendum 37% did vote to leave which was the majority of people that voted