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U.K. banned from Europe from Jan 1st

506 replies

MayDayHelp · 10/12/2020 10:17

Bad news for anyone who was hoping to get away next year :(

www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/dec/09/uk-holidaymakers-could-be-barred-from-visiting-eu-under-covid-safety-rules?fbclid=IwAR1ekypfCQe50MxEOIq3hvC3p2gy9nOCU7kUXPoajteT3xIpB27M3jlbPIE

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Zilla1 · 10/12/2020 16:48

@theThreeofWeevils, but how much more could he protect the union with NI than visibly plan to break international law to maintain the integrity of the Union. No PM, no sovereign nation could tolerate living with the consequences of that Treaty. How brave was that while we're still negotiating with the EU and will be negotiating with USA and others. They'll all see how brave he is and not a pushover.

cantdothisnow1 · 10/12/2020 16:50

Apparently we'll not be allowed to take milk or meat products into the EU after 1st January either.

So if we leave the sovereign lands we'll be forced to eat foreign food. All the more reason to stay home, eh @Zilla1?

frozendaisy · 10/12/2020 16:52

[quote giantangryrooster]@Zilla1 as funny as your interpretation is, it's starting to be pretty close to my view of the British politicians (and brexiteers). The entitlement is astonishing.

(I'm not British, but from EU. You really aren't doing yourselves any favors seen from here).

[/quote]
Can only apologise for the behaviour ......not all UK citizens think this is good manners.

Puzzledandpissedoff · 10/12/2020 16:53

If we leave the sovereign lands we'll be forced to eat foreign food

Works for me ... but then I enjoy horsemeat (so shoot me now Grin)

pussycatinboots · 10/12/2020 16:54

@Zilla1

Genuinely touched by everyone who have all worked hard to make Brexit the success it is today.
🤯

It's all going so well.

Zilla1 · 10/12/2020 16:54

And don't even try to nit pick about who agreed that Treaty in the first place. Teresa couldn't land it. Boris landed it. Then decided he didn't like the look of it but he still landed it when moaning minnies tried to focus on the negatives. the problems. Boris landed it. Decisively.

pussycatinboots · 10/12/2020 16:55

Boris couldn't land a turn in a net.

giantangryrooster · 10/12/2020 16:56

Zilla1 I think Boris' sexual charisma led to every woman in the UK voting for Brexit

Then you've all got seriously bad taste in men Grin. I'm going to read the relationship board in a different light after this Grin.

pussycatinboots · 10/12/2020 16:56

turd ffs, not turn!

Zilla1 · 10/12/2020 16:57

@pussycatinboots, but name a single thing that's not gone swimmingly to date. And don't bother with that 'we're still in transition' malarky. Have confidence. Love your sovereign country. Be positive. Sunny uplands.

cantdothisnow1 · 10/12/2020 16:57

Well Boris landed us IN it.

I've got visions of him coming down on a zip line (a la 2012 Olympics) with his oven ready deal just in time for the Queen's Speech on Christmas Day!

Bumbling Boris saves Christmas!

MichelleBauble · 10/12/2020 16:59

@HilaryThorpe

FFS - have I got to name change again
Not sure EurosprogBauble has quite the same ring.

Zilla1 · 10/12/2020 17:00

@cantdothisnow1, I agree there's nothing wrong with roast beef and Yorkshire pudding (or whatever veggie equivalent) Now we're sovereign, we'll be able to protect Yorkshire pudding from inferior foreign imports.

Zilla1 · 10/12/2020 17:01

Let's face it. the UK has been known for it's cuisine for centuries. Renown for it's food.

pussycatinboots · 10/12/2020 17:02

@cantdothisnow1
Here you go!

U.K. banned from Europe from Jan 1st
Zilla1 · 10/12/2020 17:02

OP, apologies if my passion for the subject has hijacked your thread.

giantangryrooster · 10/12/2020 17:04

I don't think you will have any trouble protecting your yorkshire pudding, dried fruit baking, Christmas pudding or over-consumption of tea. Don't even think you'll need the army for that Grin.

RedToothBrush · 10/12/2020 17:06

Johnson is a man who abdicates responsibility.

He rarely promises anything. He bumbles and waffles and doesn't say much at all.

The then delegates all the shitty stuff to other people and they are the ones who end up with egg on their face. When it gets really bad Michael Gove is deployed to keep a straight face whilst spouting utter bollocks.

Johnson went to Manchester to launch his election campaign and promptly stole all Andy Burnham's policys. And no one outside the area went wtaf was that plagiarism all about? Instead he was congratulated on how great his policies were and how popular they were. It was called the levelling up agenda.

This now lies in tatters with lots of very pissed off 'redwall' tories accusing Johnson of failing on this promises and abandoning the north in its hour of need.

Amongst them is leader of the 1922 committee Graham Brady. And Johnson is facing pressures within his own party over it.

On Brexit Johnson's response to criticism of not delivering what he promised, is merely to just shift the goal posts and say 'well this is what i meant all along'. He's very teflon and good at spin. And when all else fails he has his secret weapon whom he can deploy in Pob like wooden fashion.

Johnson's priority is Johnson. Unless we are in for a huge shock he will deliver no deal brexit because he promised no deal is better than a bad deal. Just like he also promised a Norway type deal. A Singapore like deal. A Swiss like deal. The easiest deal in history. A Canadia stule deal. An Australian like deal. And lots of other variations on a theme.

So Johnson doesn't tend to break promises. He just makes so many you can't remember what he promised in the first place and Eastasia has always been at war with Oceania.

shrugs

Londonmummy66 · 10/12/2020 17:06

I don't think it is purely COVID related - I heard from a usually relaible source that the Dutch conservatoires have said that they will not take UK students (but foreign students from anywhere else are fine apparently).

RedToothBrush · 10/12/2020 17:08

@Zilla1

Let's face it. the UK has been known for it's cuisine for centuries. Renown for it's food.
Tonight on Masterchef the Professionals, Turnip Cooked 12 Ways.
DianaT1969 · 10/12/2020 17:08

It goes both ways I guess. I was in central London last week and there were lots of tourists. If the UK isn't allowed to go to Italy because of high levels of Covid, then I assume Italians won't be allowed to come here. It may help lower transmission in Spring if travel and tourism is curtailed.

Zilla1 · 10/12/2020 17:08

@giantangryrooster, you can try and lull the great British public, out armed forces, into a false sense of security but we know there are lorryloads of illegal Yorkshire Pudding hiding in Calais and waiting for the opportunity to sneak into Britain and take the place of British Yorkshire Puddings on the dinner table.

Regarding dried fruit baking, you might lord it over us with your pannetone but we'll be sovereign in our baked goods (unless we want to have our cake and eat it with baked good too).

RedToothBrush · 10/12/2020 17:11

I must admit i'll have one of what they are drinking. It sounds like its cracking stuff!

ListeningQuietly · 10/12/2020 17:11

London
Your informant appears to be misinformed
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cantdothisnow1 · 10/12/2020 17:12

[quote pussycatinboots]@cantdothisnow1
Here you go![/quote]
@pussycatinboots

Lol, I didn't need to see that just before tea!

Well I'm not going back to France, i need to take my British Cheddar ( holland), my british bacon (Denmark) and can't cope without milk in my tea ! (never heard of lait frais!)

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