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2019-08-03 at 1:11 PM UTCThis forum is tropical, and my spidey senses are tingling that Lanny is hovering.
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2019-08-03 at 1:12 PM UTCi could just eat some bacon right now
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Originally posted by Common De-mominator Do you have any idea how fucking hard it is to become a citizen of an EU nation and get that full mobility nigger? It's not like negroes are gonna land in Germany becoming full citizens. Any of those A S Y L U M S E E K E R S who end up getting citizenship are going to be as qualified to be there as any whitey with the same privileges.
no.
https://euobserver.com/migration/132518
https://openeurope.org.uk/today/blog/eu-migration-crisis-will-refugees-acquire-full-free-movement-rights/
https://www.masi.ie/The problem in Ireland is that Northern Ireland vs Ireland are two different countries administratively but they're not split up like that. I guess negroes from Europe can walk into Northern Ireland and that's sort of a problem but I doubt they're gonna be making the swim to England.
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2019-08-03 at 6:11 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny
Is this post a fucking joke or did your made in china brain finally break? Open your Chinese eyes and read the articles you god damn fuck. Don't hastily googlepasta shit in an argument with me faggot.https://euobserver.com/migration/132518
This article is about free movement within their host nation. I.e. you can't just keep them in refugee camps and stop them from going out just because it's easier to manage and keep track of them that way.https://openeurope.org.uk/today/blog/eu-migration-crisis-will-refugees-acquire-full-free-movement-rights/
"Conclusion
We simply do not know how how many of the many thousands of migrants and refugees who have entered Europe will end up staying permanently, and in turn how many of them will opt for naturalisation, but for all the reasons set out above, it is highly unlikely that this will be anywhere near as many as some have suggested. In addition, there is nothing inevitable or automatic about acquiring EU citizenship and the process includes several checks to enhancement out people who may potentially pose a security threat, including the need to have a clean criminal record. Of course there is always an element of risk involved when it comes to migration, but the spectre of thousands of potential sex offenders descending on Britain is far-fetched and smacks of desperation, particularly on the part of those who had pledged to make the positive economic-based case for Brexit."
Yes read it one more time.
"the spectre of thousands of potential sex offenders descending on Britain is far-fetched and smacks of desperation, particularly on the part of those who had pledged to make the positive economic-based case for Brexit."https://www.masi.ie/
What is this link supposed to show me?one country, 2 systems.
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Holy shit you are a fucking retard. Did you
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2019-08-03 at 6:23 PM UTC
Originally posted by Common De-mominator Is this post a fucking joke or did your made in china brain finally break? Open your Chinese eyes and read the articles you god damn fuck. Don't hastily googlepasta shit in an argument with me faggot.
This article is about free movement within their host nation. I.e. you can't just keep them in refugee camps and stop them from going out just because it's easier to manage and keep track of them that way.
"Pro-migrant rights groups have praised the court's ruling because people with international protection are now broadly allowed to live and move anywhere in the EU state.""Conclusion
We simply do not know how how many of the many thousands of migrants and refugees who have entered Europe will end up staying permanently, and in turn how many of them will opt for naturalisation, but for all the reasons set out above, it is highly unlikely that this will be anywhere near as many as some have suggested. In addition, there is nothing inevitable or automatic about acquiring EU citizenship and the process includes several checks to enhancement out people who may potentially pose a security threat, including the need to have a clean criminal record. Of course there is always an element of risk involved when it comes to migration, but the spectre of thousands of potential sex offenders descending on Britain is far-fetched and smacks of desperation, particularly on the part of those who had pledged to make the positive economic-based case for Brexit."
Yes read it one more time.
"the spectre of thousands of potential sex offenders descending on Britain is far-fetched and smacks of desperation, particularly on the part of those who had pledged to make the positive economic-based case for Brexit."
exactly. brexit is more of a preventive measure than reactionary one. the fear of impending influxes of migrants.What is this link supposed to show me?
nigger loving side of the irish society.No.
your right. i did not consider the city of london, which is another state within state.
make it one country, a few systems.Holy shit you are a fucking retard. Did you
A) Not read your links
B) Not think anyone would check your links
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2019-08-03 at 7:10 PM UTCThe "backstop" is doublespeak for the border the filthy globalists want to keep open, in order to keep flooding their millions of foreigners into the country. Nobody in their right mind should agree to that.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2019-08-03 at 7:36 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny
"Pro-migrant rights groups have praised the court's ruling because people with international protection are now broadly allowed to live and move anywhere in the EU state."
HOLY SHIT YOU'RE RETARDED, READ THE ACTUAL QUOTE ITS REFERRING TO THAT COMES RIGHTS AFTER:
"It clarifies that the freedom of movement encompasses both the right to move freely and choose the place of residence within the member state that granted international protection," Julia Zelvenska, a senior legal officer at the Brussels-based European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE), told this website.
The EU is not a state. The article is referring to INSIDE THE EU STATE THAT GRANTED THEM PROTECTION.
Buddha Christ.exactly. brexit is more of a preventive measure than reactionary one. the fear of impending influxes of migrants.
No, not "exactly", what the actual fuck are you talking about? We you having trouble reading? It literally says the fear based immigration arguments for Brexit are far fetched.nigger loving side of the irish society.
your right. i did not consider the city of london, which is another state within state.
make it one country, a few systems.
your free to google the, yourself.
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2019-08-03 at 7:57 PM UTC
Originally posted by Common De-mominator HOLY SHIT YOU'RE RETARDED, READ THE ACTUAL QUOTE ITS REFERRING TO THAT COMES RIGHTS AFTER:
"It clarifies that the freedom of movement encompasses both the right to move freely and choose the place of residence within the member state that granted international protection," Julia Zelvenska, a senior legal officer at the Brussels-based European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE), told this website.
The EU is not a state. The article is referring to INSIDE THE EU STATE THAT GRANTED THEM PROTECTION.
Buddha Christ.
No, not "exactly", what the actual fuck are you talking about? We you having trouble reading? It literally says the fear based immigration arguments for Brexit are far fetched.
Ok buddy retard.
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2019-08-03 at 7:58 PM UTCboris hojnmstan b=rime minister
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2019-08-04 at 1:51 AM UTCthis eu freedom of movement thing is kinda weird. in theory according to eu law i can move around europe freely. however in reality, if i was to go to the ferry terminal or airport and try to board a boat or plane over to france or spain or any of the countries on the continent then i would have serious trouble boarding without showing my passport. the thing is they require id to board and a passport is pretty much the only form of id they'd willingly accept. i could try using a driving license but at the very least i would face a mountain of red tape before getting through, if i was to get through at all. its not like going from say new york to pennsylvania or something like that. even going to southern ireland i would still have the same problem. being an island makes it different for the UK as its not as simple as crossing a few fields, you're reliant on airlines and ferries to get you over there. obviously now a days you have all this terrorism bullshit being used as an excuse, which just makes it even worse.
why you think all those migrants at calais were always trying to sneak on to the back of trucks in an attempt to get to the UK? and even when they manage to get across half the time they get picked up walking down the motorway like idiots and deported, only to try again and again.
also i've come across many foreigners in jail who are just sitting in there waiting for depotation orders to be sorted out. its never been as simple as just going over to england and staying there.
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2019-08-04 at 2:02 AM UTC
Originally posted by NARCassist this eu freedom of movement thing is kinda weird. in theory according to eu law i can move around europe freely. however in reality, if i was to go to the ferry terminal or airport and try to board a boat or plane over to france or spain or any of the countries on the continent then i would have serious trouble boarding without showing my passport. the thing is they require id to board and a passport is pretty much the only form of id they'd willingly accept. i could try using a driving license but at the very least i would face a mountain of red tape before getting through, if i was to get through at all. its not like going from say new york to pennsylvania or something like that. even going to southern ireland i would still have the same problem. being an island makes it different for the UK as its not as simple as crossing a few fields, you're reliant on airlines and ferries to get you over there. obviously now a days you have all this terrorism bullshit being used as an excuse, which just makes it even worse.
why you think all those migrants at calais were always trying to sneak on to the back of trucks in an attempt to get to the UK? and even when they manage to get across half the time they get picked up walking down the motorway like idiots and deported, only to try again and again.
also i've come across many foreigners in jail who are just sitting in there waiting for depotation orders to be sorted out. its never been as simple as just going over to england and staying there.
The EU entitles you to travel and work anywhere within the EU, and even to draw benefits in other countries (though that gets really complex). Just because you need to authenticate yourself doesn't change that. And you would have to do so even to get the ferry to Northern Ireland - sorry, accent isn't proof of citizenship or whatever the limey equivalent is, subjectship or peasanthood or whatever.
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2019-08-04 at 2:21 AM UTC
Originally posted by Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country The EU entitles you to travel and work anywhere within the EU, and even to draw benefits in other countries (though that gets really complex). Just because you need to authenticate yourself doesn't change that. And you would have to do so even to get the ferry to Northern Ireland - sorry, accent isn't proof of citizenship or whatever the limey equivalent is, subjectship or peasanthood or whatever.
Also the Common Travel Area applies between the UK and Ireland, Schengen is the system on the Continent.
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