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53 minutes ago, Basil B said:We did not vote, the latest lie from Brexiteers.
I take it you didn't bother to listen to the radio show
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12 hours ago, Spidey said:It was a clear indication of the mood of the country vis-à-vis Brexit. The majority no longer have the stomach for this foolishness.
Not True, if you listened to any answers on BBC radio 4 on saturday Listeners respond to the issues raised in the preceding edition of Any Questions? many brexiters stated they either spoilt their ballot papers or voted for a party they felt best to run their local council.
For most people voting in Local Elections it comes down to do you want higher council tax and more services then vote Labour, if you want your council tax to remain the same and you don't mind reduced services then you vote Tory.
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2 minutes ago, elliss said:Vinny , how is your mate Farage , going to respond to his UKip failures.?
Probably lubricating his piped pipers flute. He is finished .
elliss, You do need to keep up with the times Nigel left Ukip sometime ago when the looneys took over and at the same time a large majority of the Ukippers left as well, You will see where Nigel and the Brexit party come in the 2019 European Parliament election, I suspect you will be pissing in your pants hoping he doesn't repeat the sucess of the 2014 European Parliament election
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26 minutes ago, bomber said:
5 times more brits claiming in eire,4 times more in germany,workers moving to wealthier countries to find work is no shock,hence portuguese will come to the UK as will spanish,poles,etc they will do the work our benefit scroungers wont do,a few will abuse it as we know,word spreads fast amongst the idle and we have more than our share
Not according to the report in the Guardian Claiming JSA Portgual 6,210, Italy 3,500, lithuania 4,080, slovakia,6.690, Spain 3,870
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30 minutes ago, bomber said:i see it was from before the vote,at the bottom it states these folks "could" lose 20% of the value of sterling with a leave victory,well it wasnt to far off,i wonder if these turkeys are enjoying the wallets being €10-20k or more lighter,as for a portuguese individual claiming a benefit it the UK not really interested we had this conversation on here a while back and after my research i found there are more than enough Brits doing similar in the EU,a fact that was a shock was that there are 3x more brits claiming benefits in Eire than there are irish in the UK,so one dubious example of a individual pretty much means nothing.nadia could well be back in the UK claiming benefits herself due to brexit and her purse taking a battering,how ironic
in 2015 there were 65,000 EU nationals claiming UK JSA including 6,210 Portuguese nationals while the numbers on UK nationals claiming JSA in Europe was 30,000 numbers of UK nationals claiming JSA in Portgual was 233
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/19/-sp-thousands-britons-claim-benefits-eu
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2 minutes ago, bomber said:
yes,didnt bother though,wont in the EUs either.
Isn't it the case you didn't vote in the local elections last Thursday because you live in London and there wasn't any elections in London
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10 minutes ago, bomber said:
not worried about anything,Brits will still be welcome in portugal as the portuguese govt have already stated,i will be made a lot more welcome than you will by your thai masters ???? your choice of residence has been on a downward spiral for a good 5-10 years ????
You will be able to meet up with Nadia Cann
For Brexiters abroad, this is another sticking point. Nadia Cann, 39, has lived in the Algarve for nine years and thinks Britain would be better off out of the EU.Her brother-in-law is Portuguese, lives in the UK and claims benefits. She doesn’t agree with it.
https://www.ft.com/content/877e1c96-2cce-11e6-bf8d-26294ad519fc
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19 minutes ago, RuamRudy said:
A thread about Scottish independence and you publish a chart that ignores the 2nd largest UK party by membership, the 3rd largest by MPs, largest by MSPs and the only player of note in Scottish politics for the past decade.
Allow me to add some much needed thread based context to the subject. My understanding is that this will likely equate to 3 SNP MEPs and 1 each for Labour, the Tories and the Brexit party. The gulf between Scottish and English thinking on Europe seems to be ever widening.
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3 minutes ago, baboon said:
You wouldn't read it. Nobody seems interested nowadays in the opposite point of view. It's all 'Send' and no 'Receive' anymore. Just look at the war of links and memes on these Brexit threads...
Actually I would read it if such a survey exists but we all know it doesn't @bomber just quotes figures out on thin air without any substance
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2 hours ago, bomber said:
Yet to meet anyone in 51 years who has been effected by any EU law...probably higher than 99% in reality
Looking forward to you publishing your survey where you have asked 99% of the UK population otherwise I think you just making these figures up
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1 minute ago, bomber said:500 pages of waffle irrelevent to 99% of the population of the Uk...please explain how it effects you
How do you know have you asked 99% if the UK population or are you just making this figure up
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1 hour ago, geoffbezoz said:
I am sorry to hear of your loss. Yes that is correct you will have to sell the land within 1 year although legally you may still own the house. Will you remain in Thailand or not as that is a consideration in your future planning ? Also were you on an extension based on marriage, if so that will now cease and you will need to urgently find another solution. Of course if you were not or maybe working here with a WP then that is something you have no need to worry about
1 hour ago, geoffbezoz said:Irrelevant fortunately because the OP has confirmed he is on a retirement extension.
The post was not Irrelevant as you posted incorrect information
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45 minutes ago, solo46 said:
Why link anything,its there ,again(if you can read).....These forums are supposed to be used for information,not crap heaped on more crap. Obv there is only one other poster here who can quote from DWP website,its not hard,its all available
You should have asked specifically of any OA pensioner being prosecuted/warned/sanctioned/cautioned in FoI request, can answer in one NO
Nobody caught,nobody prosecuted, have a nice day
You should be aware I wasn't quoting from the DWP website the information I quoted came from the
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2014/19/contents
I look forward to you providing a link to support your crap but I suspect you are unable or unwilling because its all porkies pies
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2 minutes ago, solo46 said:
Like this I have the extra money (unfrozen) you ,do not. Now that is not my fault(turkey voting for Christmas ,{remember) I have stated before other threads you just may influence other posters making wrong decisions that undoubtedly will make life impossible to live in Thailand in a few short years,and statements like jail,cautions,fines are the most complete utter nonsense imaginable,...you put your head in the noose unnecessarily,you condemned yourself. Anyone else do not make wrong decision
And I repeat If you unwilling or unable to provide a link the forums members on here should assume that your unable to backup your claims and you are posting rubbish
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4 minutes ago, Jip99 said:
Are you a politician ?
You seem very slippery when it comes to (not) answering a question.
Or a dwp fraud investigator trying to drum up new business to avoid being recalled back to the UK
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3 minutes ago, solo46 said:
Why link anything,its there ,again(if you can read).....These forums are supposed to be used for information,not crap heaped on more crap. Obv there is only one other poster here who can quote from DWP website,its not hard,its all available
You should have asked specifically of any OA pensioner being prosecuted/warned/sanctioned/cautioned in FoI request, can answer in one NO
Nobody caught,nobody prosecuted, have a nice day
If you unwilling or unable to provide a link the forums members on here should assume that your unable to backup your claims and you are posting rubbish
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3 minutes ago, solo46 said:
All I can repeat is there, no punishment,no reclaiming money,nothing,,,can read and inwardly digest,pointless stating 'can do this' cannot do that'
Just read the pensions act,specifically Old Age pensions,even more specifically 'penalties'......no punishments' or words to effect, I'm standing by that,you can do what the hell you like lol
repeat it all your want It doesn't matter you seem unable to provide a link to the relevant sub section of the pension act
For anyone thinking of taking @solo46 advice I guess if caught and prosecuted your could try the form of defence I didn't know I was doing anything wrong I just listed to @solo46
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Pensions Act 2014
Overseas residents
(1)Regulations may provide that an overseas resident who is entitled to a state pension under this Part is not entitled to up-rating increases.
(2)In this section “overseas resident” means a person who is not ordinarily resident in Great Britain or any other territory specified in the regulations.
(3)Regulations under this section do not affect the rate of an overseas resident's state pension for any period during which he or she is in Great Britain or a territory specified in the regulations (but once the overseas resident ceases to be in Great Britain or a specified territory the rate reverts to what it would have been had he or she not been in Great Britain or a specified territory).
(4)Regulations under this section do not affect the rate of a person's state pension once the person stops being an overseas resident.
You're automatically non-resident if either: you spent fewer than 16 days in the UK (or 46 days if you haven't been classed as UK resident for the 3 previous tax years) you work abroad full-time (averaging at least 35 hours a week) and spent fewer than91 days in the UK, of which no more than 30 were spent working.
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21 minutes ago, solo46 said:
Anyone for the Titanic LOL LOL Just read the pensions act(if you can) just read it. Yes deemed 'benefit' a non 'if found out' non-sanctionable. You can notify all you want,but a non punishable, would become a laughing stock Cannot,(stop/ adjust benefit (Their words) ,it is the DWP that would be breaking the law but not you suggest lol Anything else? lol
n the financial year April 2012 to March 2013 the Department for Work and Pensions recorded
2,103 outcomes with the offence type Abroad Fraud as described above where either a
penalty was applied and/or a recoverable overpayment was identified. Criminal outcomes from
these investigations were as follows: 101 prosecutions, 47 administrative penalties and 32
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Freedom of Information request received on 22 July 2013
Can you advise me the number of benefit fraudsters living outside the UK that was
detected last year?Continuing to claim benefits after moving abroad and failing to declare the change of
address to a country outside Britain.
Claiming benefits whilst abroad and being entitled to do so but failing to declare a change
of circumstances whilst abroad.
Claiming benefits simultaneously in Britain and in another country.
Third Party abroad fraud which is when a third party in Britain is receiving benefit payments
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1 hour ago, bomber said:
Wont make any difference,i wont be working or paying taxes,iam not concerned at all.
Even if you don't work everyone still payes taxes
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5 minutes ago, bomber said:you lot are often sympathetic with the poor PIGS nations blaming germany/EU for all there troubles,likewise the UK.yet now your calling them peasants,you cannot have it both ways,
Isn't one the nations that your planing to retire to one of the PIGS nations
I assume you major concern is that once the UK has left the EU that the PIGS nations will either have to reduced spending or increase taxs to fund themselves
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5 minutes ago, bomber said:
according to you lot every penny the EU collects seems to be "our" money,you have to realise you and the benefit scroungers in the UK are not going to get the £350 million a week bojo and nigel promised the the nation and the NHS,the saving if we were to leave wont go far although it might help with the extra unemployment benefit payouts,stop dreaming your going to get some of it
£350 million for the NHS: How the Brexit bus pledge is coming true
Vote Leave’s success has turned the Conservatives into big spenders
Bomber looks like your wrong again the NHS will get their £350 million a week
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1 hour ago, bomber said:
Honda leaving UK due partly to brexit,Nissan almost certainly going with a hard brexit,1000s of city jobs already gone,Dyson a fan of brexit but took the EUs money just about sums up brexiteers in a nutshell,an absolute scumbag of a fella
Honda to end Turkey production after 2021
In a statement it made on Feb. 19, the Japanese carmaker had announced that it would restructure its global manufacturing network.
As part of the restructuring, it would close its Swindon vehicle manufacturing plant in the U.K. in 2021, at the end of the current model’s production lifecycle.
The statement also added that the global restructure will also involve Honda’s automobile operations in Turkey.
Nothing to do with brexit its restructure its global manufacturing network.
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/honda-to-end-turkey-production-after-2021-142524
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Local elections deliver Brexit bashing for Britain's May and opposition
in World News
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if you go back to the 2015 local elections which was the 1st local elections since 2010 and 1st opportunity for voters to show their dissatisfaction with Lib Dems when Lib Dems reneged on their No student fees promise and as a results loss 62.5% of their local councillors as a result
Voters are like elephants they don't forget when you don't deliver on your promises
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election/2015/results/councils